Punkston TH61 60% Mechanical Gaming Keyboard,RGB Backlit Wired Ultra-Compact Mini Mechanical Keyboard Full Keys Programmable Black

great keyboard for the price and very good quality

I bought this keyboard in February thinking I could customize it and and switch keys if they need replacing. I also liked the 60% style. However, I have not stopped having issues with it since I got it, and now the A key wont even work(changed the switch twice). Dont even TRY to install the software, it wont install anyways, and comes up as a virus, despite the company saying they fixed that issue. Which in itself is SKETCHY. But then the life of the keys are only 2 months? Absolute garbage. I am currently trying to get my money back since I no longer can use it for gaming seeing as how the A key is one of the most important keys!

I have been using this keyboard during my work and travel. I pair it up with my laptop. It fits perfectly in my backpack. I like the feeling of everything key I am typing. It is responsive and has no lag. The RGB lights are a bonus, which I dont always need during the day but helps a lot during the night, considering I work inside of a vehicle at night.

10/10

I ordered this keyboard about 3 weeks ago, and to be honest I dont regret it one bit. This keyboard costs half the one I used before this one. Simply just great would, definitely recommend buying this product.

This keyboard is easy to press the keys and works for fast typing. The lighting is great for night too!

I love this keyboard. The value you get for this keyboard is amazing. The keyboard feels good and the program for customization runs good. Overall I would recommend this keyboard to anyone looking for a smaller sized one.

I wanted to like this keyboard, I really did. And I do. But its not fantastic. I bought this keyboard because I wanted to have a 60% layout for gaming. For that, it works well. The switches are nice and clicky, I would have preferred tactile browns but the browns they offer are linear :(. They say they are optical switches and frankly I cant tell the difference between mechanical and optical mechanical. They feel good. The Blue switches feel just like a blue switch should. Their software is decent if you can get it to work. A fully addressable RGB keyboard for 30 ish dollars cannot be beat. I definitely recommend this keyboard as your primary keyboard for gaming, however like the description says, I would not do office work on this keyboard for it does not have enough keys to be comfortable to type on. I still prefer the TKL layout for typing and the full size for my day job because I work with numbers. The case is plastic but for this pricepoint I dont expect aluminum. Some screws you can see behind the keycaps but I think throwing a fresh set of black pudding shine through keycaps on this would make it look like a higher end keyboard for an under $50 investment. Overall for gaming this keyboard rivals the Razer Huntsman mini and other 60% layout boards for a very affordable price for a beginner gamer, or someone who wants to test out the 60% layout.

Pros:

the arrow key functionality seems to be really really really bad. I have to hold fn down to activate them every time? Is that really a thing? It makes the board almost unusable for typing with efficiency. I cant believe that.