MSI Vigor GK50 Low Profile RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, Kailh White Low Profile Switches, Brushed Aluminum Design, Ergonomic Keycap Design, RGB Mystic Light

I dont usually review items on Amazon but this one is deserving. I work from home so I bought this primarily so I can see the keyboard at night (backlit) without turning on the room lights. I type very quickly and other keyboards I have tried do not even come close to one. I tried 2 others before getting this one. Very few mistakes, fast and comfortable. The awesome clicking sound is oddly satisfying. Great product!

One of the best keyboards I have ever used ... and I tried out 50 different kinds. The typing feeling and the lights are just perfect. I got this for like 60$. Worth every penny. I bought key boards that are 30$ to 20$ but this one is one of the best.

Better than I expected. Ive used other mechanical keyboard, but this is my favorite so far.

First off, I am really happy to see a mainstream companys keyboard using Kailh switches, they are excellent switches and I prefer them over Cherry switches or membrane any day. That said, there are a few things I dislike about this keyboard and ultimately made me return it after a few hours. First, although the chassis is a nice brushed aluminum on top, the rest is cheap thin plastic. Every key press in the middle of the board causes a hollow metallic ping to echo throughout the chassis. It is not super loud but it is also not a pleasant sound to me and got on my nerves really quick. Second, is the design of the key caps. They are much too flat and make it really difficult to find a key quickly without looking at the board. Being able to easily find the Backspace, Enter, F, and J keys by feel without looking is a must for me and for some reason it just want happening for me on this board. It is probably due to the semi-glossy feel of the keys and lack of distinct shape. The keyboard does have nice aesthetics, i really like the color of the Lock leds, they are red when the backlight is off and change to a split blue/light purple effect with it on. If you are looking for a budget low-profike mechanical keyboard, this one fits the bill nicely. If you are looking for something a little sturdier with some heft to it and you can afford a higher price tag, Id go with a regular mechanical keyboard, preferably one with hot-swappable switches so you can find the most comfortable style for you.

I bought this about a few weeks ago and I absolutely love it! The clickiness of the keys is something I always look forwards to using, and so far I love them. They give a nice level of feedback when gaming with headphones and for programming and typing without headphones its also a good experience, although some would say its a bit too loud. Not to mention to per-key lighting that the keyboard offers, which is great for illumination at nighttime! I highly recommend this!

Numpad 8 acts like its being held down when you push it, a little irritating for how much it costs, but otherwise works great as a gaming keyboard.

PROS * Looks fancy if you like that metal and glowy look CONS * The keyboard is so loud your next door neighbor might just call the cops on you * Im not sure what their definition of low profile is but its nowhere near as low profile as other keyboards I own * Way too expensive for a keyboard

Great keyboard! I never knew what the hype was all about when it came to mechanical keyboards and all the different types of switches. After finally buying on and trying it, now I get it. Its just effortless and satisfying!

Great clicks on key press. Strong lighting with almost too many customizations. I chose dim white light (I know, its a waste not having a carnival under my fingers with reactive effects rippling from a pressed key) More compact than I expected from a full qwerty keyboard. Cap/Num lock status is displayed very softly through dimmed material, which is very easy on the eyes compared to the almost beam like indicators of other keyboards.

Keyboard works great they juts need to fix all the bugs in there color customization in dragon center