MageGee 75% Mechanical Gaming Keyboard with Blue Switch, LED Blue Backlit Keyboard, 87 Keys Compact TKL Wired Computer Keyboard for Windows Laptop PC Gamer - Grey/Black

I like it so far but I was bummed when I opened the box.. the escape key isn’t red/orange like in the pictures. It’s a small thing but I was going for a certain look on my desk. Other than that it works like a keyboard should. This is my first mechanical keyboard and I enjoy the tactile feel of typing.

(Roughly six month post-purchase) Overall the keyboard is pretty nice quality for what you pay for. The color seems accurate to the pictures and seems to hold up okay. The U key on my keyboard appears to be failing- this keyboard is used regularly for everyday use and occasional gaming. Im not sure if this is just my keyboard in particular, but to have a key input not register when typing is a bit frustrating at times.

Good bang for your monies. Would buy again when my feet turn to hands.

Lived it!

After a few months the keys began double clicking and sometimes dont input correctly

completely trash product :( that key caps all off and i was trying to back in the keycaps wont work

I bought this keyboard for work as I can’t type well on membrane keyboards anymore. This has been a big improvement. The extra red keys included make it more fun to use (bonus: it goes well with our company branding). My only complaint is that the number keys aren’t well lit. As a result, the special characters in particular blend in with the color of the key, a faint blue on grey. Other than that, works great so far!

Lights work great and i love that it came with extra keys! 5 stars if it came with a tool to pull the keys sadly it does not.

So I got this keyboard as a quick replacement for my last keyboard which had a switch die, and I do not have the soldering know how so it was just more convenient to replace it. First time using a linear switch, I have to say I am a fan of this yellow switch. Its very smooth overall after using it for a few days and not too light either. I was used to a clicky blue switch previously, so the overall sound experience is arguably an improvement. I did a few modifications to make the keyboard feel and sound better, added some foam to the bottom of the case, rubber o-rings for the keycaps (double ringed the spacebar, really made a difference for that), and lastly a strange one but: masking tape applied to the bottom part of the PCB, this gives the keys like a poppier sound though Id say things even out with the other modifications. For the money this is definitely a worthwhile option, I kind of wish it had a Hotswap PCB but thats not something youll typically see at this price point; and if you do I heard they dont have full switch support outside of a handful of manufacturers.

I love it but it