TMKB 60 Percent Keyboard,Gaming Keyboard 60 Percent, LED Backlit Ultra-Compact 68 Keys 60 Percent Mechanical Keyboard with Separate Arrow/Control Keys, T68SE, Red Switch

I had not tried a brown key keyboard prior to this one, and I like the way it feels. It might be a bit clickity-clackity for the office, but we shall see. Most people have headphones on, anyway. The size is nice to take if I sit in a space that doesnt have a keyboard around, and it feels better than your standard generic keyboard. The LED is nice to have as well. Im easily entertained.

I bought it for my son for his birthday and he loves it, uses it all the time!

Im using this keyboard in a dental office clinical setting so its not being used for gaming or constant typing. The white color gives it a clean/sterile appearance appropriate for a medical or dental office. I have no need for the LED lighting so wont be able to comment on that although it appears to have a set pattern & not fully customizable except for 3 levels of brightness. The keyboard is very compact so saves lots of room on the countertop but it is fairly thick so you will definitely need a wrist rest if youre going to be using it for more than an hour or two. Keystroke travel is deep (probably twice as deep as those on a laptop) and the red switches are supposed to be quiet but you can still hear the clicking as you type which may be objectionable in the bedroom for some who are light sleepers. The compactness & removable USB cable makes it convenient for travel but it requires a learning curve since most keys have multiple functions. I wish the labeling on the keys is more legible or at least easier on the eyes. Either make it darker or color code the different functions on each key for easier typing. I believe it will get easier with use and practice.

Just what i was looking for! 10/10 would recommend, sometimes simplicity is superior

I wanted a mechanical keyboard that did not include a number pad. This fits the bill perfectly. The cord is a USB-C cable so if you need a longer cord it is easy to replace.

This is a perfect keyboard to take around while traveling if you prefer to use a standalone keyboard. Keys feel nice and LED backlit is a nice added touch.

I have to say that this is a great keyboard. The keys click similar to the older style IBM clicky keyboards. I did not expect the keys to be illuminated. This is great for people that need to glance at the keyboard in the dark. I also discovered that the keyboard features different light show modes. Most are different wave animations and sort of breathing animations. One of the modes is a keypress light show that light up the keys you press sort of like water waves. Except for the steady light mode, I find most of the light effects a novelty and not particularly utilitarian. Besides a long white USB-A to USB-C cable and manual with Function key actions, it also came with a mysterious white plastic ring or poop object with clips. Nowhere in the manual does it describe the purpose of this plastic ring. Anywho, the keyboard is great. I use it instead of my laptop’s mushy keys for most typing. The illuminated keys make it easy for my fingers to find their way in the dark (I can’t type properly).

I am a PC guy, and I am rather picky about the keyboard I use. This is the first TKL keyboard I have owned, and even though I was highly skeptical, it instantly became my main keyboard. Im not even a fan of white peripherals myself, but I would totally buy this keyboard again without hesitating. Construction does seem to be mostly plastic, but it doesnt at all feel like a cheap keyboard. The one thing I wish is that it had a longer cable, but it is a standard USB C, so its not hard to get longer cables or even extensions if your setup is kind of spread out like mine is. Spectacular keyboard for the price.

This is a nice mechanical keyboard. Its not the best Ive used so far, but it is probably one of the most affordable, which would probably be the decision factor for a few people. This is a 65% keyboard, featuring the usual RGB light effects most similar keyboards offer these days (and I personally love) and it makes noise its a mechanical keyboard. If youre looking for a silent full keyboard, with a numeric keypad and no lights, this is definitely not for you!

Has a fast response time and works for gaming and sounds great.