MOTOSPEED 2.4GHz Wireless/Wired Mechanical Gaming Keyboard White Backlit/Durable Battery,Type-C Gaming/Typist Keyboard for Mac/PC/Laptop(Pink, 87 Key Blue Switches)

My older Sister-in-Law wanted a lit keyboard for Christmas, so thats what we bought for her! She doesnt play any high-speed computer games, so I dont have a clue as how this keyboard works in that department. The keyboard is still working fine eight months later. Ill update this review if it fails.

Bought the pink keyboard with blue switches. I thought that this keyboard had RGB lighting, but unfortunately it is only white back-lit (I thought this based on previous reviews, but I clearly didnt read completely through the listing so it was my mistake). 4 stars because the key caps feel SLIGHTLY unstable/loose. For example, my husband who is used to his own mechanical keyboard was typing on this one and actually somehow sent the shift key flying... lol I personally have not had this happen to me yet, and in my opinion this is overall a great keyboard, very crisp and clicky, a good size, great color pink! (the caps lock key does light up green)

Love the color and lights - got the clackier keys and I love them. Its very reaponsive. One drawback is that when the keyboard arrived, the F12 key was on upside down. I was easily able to take it off and flip it, but realized it has been printed upside down too.

I love this keyboard. I got the pink, wired keyboard with blue switches and I have no regrets. Pros: - It is not super loud, but it still has a satisfying click. Although the space bar has this ring after the click, it works fine so I dont have a problem, but while typing for a long period of time, it sticks out to me more and more. - I like how there isnt software to change the lighting. Im fine with the preset settings that are in place.(FN+INS to change mode, FN + DEL to change color) - The white reflects off the backplate and has a pink tint, which I love. - A gorgeous pink color, Im considering buying a second one; probably wireless and with the red switches to see how they feel/sound. Cons: - If you dont like clicky keyboards, get the red switches. I personally like them and my family doesnt mind it either. - The cable is long, which is a good and bad thing. It gives it a lot of room for adjustment, but my desk is small so it just leaves a lot of loose cables that I have to deal with. - This is a personal preference, but there is no number pad. It doesnt bother me too much but I reach out by instinct to use one that isnt there. Overall I would 100% recommend this keyboard to anyone. Definitely get it if youre looking for a good budget mechanical keyboard.

This is a very good keyboard for gaming.

I have had this keyboard for a few months now and have no issues with it. The cord is wrapped in a sturdy rubber material so no fraying like with braided cords. The keys are smooth and have a satisfying feel when you press them. Best of all, the keyboard is easy to clean with the key cap remover that comes with it. The keyboard worked perfectly out of the box and it has many default options for the RGBs, but in order to customize the colors or make your own macros you have to download the software off of the MOTOSPEED website. It was very easy for me to find however with a simple google search. For the price this keyboard has been serving my gaming needs very well and I love the color.

I had this keyboard for a couple of months with the blue switches. This was my first mechanical keyboard and I really enjoy blue switches. This keyboard had everything I asked for but the downside is that this keyboard has an extremely loud pinging noise, a previous reviewer described it as an old stapler sound, with blue switches the noise really echos out. Due to this it made me no longer enjoy using this keyboard because it was just so noisy with the pinging. I did really like the different RGB settings, but the switches and stabilizers really ruined it for me. The keyboard is not hot swappable for you to change the switches, but you would have to manual take it apart to lube the stabilizers and change switches. While gaming on FPS games (Valorant mainly) I noticed my keyboard was having some problems, if I held down the W key while playing and release to shift to a different key the keyboard would be stuck pressing the W key even though its released on the keyboard itself, and when I would press the space bar sometimes it will have a late response to it. I ended up having to purchase a different keyboard due to the noisy pinging noise and the odd responses while in game. Great for a couple of weeks but would not recommend in the long run, its aesthetically pleasing for your set up, and definitely considered a cheap keyboard thats not the greatest for FPS. I recommend trying out the Hyper X alloy origins 60% keyboard in replacement of this.

I am not a gamer so I cant speak to that, but it is a beautiful keyboard and I love the lightshow options. Easy to follow instructions for cycling through the different lighting options and has that loud mechanical click that one loves. The only con that Ive found is there is no keypad. This is a complete oversight on my part when I ordered the keyboard, but in my profession it is definitely something that adds convenience and speed. I was not able to find a matching keypad to purchase seperatly so I am buying a whole new keyboard that has it integrated . I only hope it offers the same lightshow quality that brings my little heart so much joy.

The keys are super noisy, I bought this thinking that the keys would have a very pleasant clicking sound but it just sounds like old springs when you type on them

It’s near perfect. I love the clickiness of the keys, the RGB options and the fact the keycaps are swappable (as you can tell from the photo). The one problem I have with it is that the spacebar makes a metal clang noise when you click it opposed to the other keys, however it really isn’t a big deal and nothing worth making a fuss over. I love this keyboard nonetheless!