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

Very good quality sturdy material

Pros: Clicks are not overly loud Comfortable feel Responsive as can be Light options are neat Cons: I will update if I find any

So far this is a great keyboard with zero issues. The low profile makes it easy to type on. Very well made. Has several LED color combos. Has a lite clicking noise when typing not to annoying. Less noisy that some other mechanical keyboards. Easy to set different light patterns and colors. Just hold down the Dragon key and press the INS key to change the light patterns. Also while holding down the Dragon key use your arrow keys to change brightness and colors. Very nice brushed aluminium. MSI has stepped up their game and you will not be disappointed in the quality of this keyboard. The only con is no wrist rest.

This was my first mechanical keyboard and Im pretty impressed. The software is terrible and I ended up uninstalling it but the lighting is fully functional without it. I ended up adding some foam inside the case and o rings to the switch stems and I am very happy with the way it turned out. If I could change anything about it I think it would be even better with usb pass-thru and hot swap switches. Maybe cable routing channels as well but for less than $100 I dont think it can be beat.

Muy satisfecho con la compra, el brillo es excelente y se puede modificar. El teclado es muy suave, quería algo para juegos he infomatica y este teclado tiene el balance perfecto. super recomendado.

I bought this keyboard to replace a Redragon keyboard that was dropping inputs. Ive had it for a year now, and Im still in love with it. Its held up extremely well and sounds incredible. The Khail white switches are a dream if you like clicky switches, especially for low profile. Just be aware that its VERY loud and clicky, keep it out of shared spaces and keep your Discord noise canceling on. But if youre looking at this, you probably know that already. I got this at what I guess was an introductory price, its double or triple what I paid for it now. That said Id still say $100 is a good value for such a durable, reliable, great sounding full-size LP keyboard. Cant recommend enough if this is your jam.

Finally upgraded from my old crap keyboard to this. Heard lots of good things and decided to give it a try. Pros: - Low profile: really love the look and feel of this keyboard. Doesnt feel clunky and everything is pretty smooth. - Great for gaming: quick response and sleek, barely had to think about my next move before the keyboard responded. The overall design is pretty perfect for me. Cons: - Very clicky: I know, I know. Dont get a mechanical keyboard if you dont like the clicky sound. But this click is very loud. Like you hear an echo of the click after you press the key and you can hear it through a closed door kind of loud. I also have sensory issues and the click has proven to be distracting while Im working (also got some complaints from the people I game with who were able to hear the click loudly through my mic no matter how I changed the settings). Not sure if Ill keep this or try out another model but wanted to write my experience just the same.

Very beautiful keyboard. The feel and the ability to change the rgb lights is amazing.

This keyboard has a wonderful feel with real keys. It is very responsive. The font makes it a a bit hard to use. The font should bigger (50%) and use conventional characters. In particular n and w and F1 are strange looking