NACODEX AK510 Retro RGB Mechanical Keyboard 104 Keys Anti-Ghosting - PBT SA Spherical Keycap - Customizable RGB Backlit - Programmable Macro Function (RGB Black Switches)

I ordered the brown switches on this keyboard as i figured the blue switches would be too loud for my taste. when it arrived it had blue switches. I returned it and was sent a replacement that ALSO had blue switches. I specified in my return request what the issue was. Very frustrated because otherwise the keyboard seemed great. Just upset that they advertised brown switches when those were unavailable.

I’d been looking at getting an old-school mechanical keyboard for a while now and this one caught my eye. I love the retro look, and was pleasantly surprised with the build quality. It’s a heavy keyboard (in a good way) and the keys have a very satisfying click-clack feel to them. Very happy with it overall!

Feels and works great. I love the key clicks, brings back memories of keyboards that I’ve owned in the past.

Its a hefty boi, feels nice and solid. Its a bit thick, which I like but I could see others not enjoying, might want to add a wrist rest. Colors look great, with RGB off the retro feel is perfect. I bought a super cheap blue switch board as my first mech board and upgraded to this with browns to be a bit quieter and am very pleased thus far. Side lights serve no purpose but look cool. Key shapes are not quite so squared off as others, took a sec to get used to but now feel great and feel good.

Keyboard is not repairable, has all sorts of custom garbage / locked down screws.

This keyboard is really neat! I love the nostalgic look of it while having modern switches. I got the brown switches and really like them. Very smooth feel and not overly loud. I really am impressed with this keyboard for the price.

works and look great

Keyboard went Johnny 5, and became incorrectly responsive. had to disconnect, and I now use a a hammer in situations that require a hammer.

This keyboard resets itself intermittently, and when that happens, it misses keystrokes. Its a firmware issue on the keyboard itself. The designers spent a lot of time getting the illumination to look pretty, but they didnt solve a fundamental issue of ensuring the electronics inside the keyboard is stable.

This is an excellent keyboard, and the tactile feeling and response is first rate. However, the only thing I really dont like is the backlight for the keyboard. Its not bright enough to be useful and just bright enough to be annoying. I am not the best touch typist and sometimes do have to hunt and peck a bit. So, when I do need to glance down at the keyboard, having the keys illuminated brightly and clearly does help. The printing on the keycaps is also somewhat subdued, which also makes the letters, numbers and symbols a little hard to see. If you are a good touch typist, though, this thing should please you to no end.