Womier K66 60% Mechanical Keyboard, Hot Swappable Wired RGB Backlit Keyboard, Gateron Switch Acrylic Gaming Keyboard for PC PS4 Xbox (Red Switch,White)

One of the most smooth (yellow switches), bright and best feeling keyboards Ive ever used. Get this you wont be disappointed.

I purchased the 60% with gateron reds. I ended up lubing all of the switches and now it really shines. It has definitely become one of my favorite keyboards. The stabs are not great and I had to grease them VERY liberally to stop the rattle, but I guess thats pretty much expected. Im impressed by the lack of flex the board has for being acrylic and if you like rgb... this is just the coolest. The pictures dont do it justice. Its brighter and more vibrant in person and I think the amount of effects are amazing for a board that doesnt come with software. I think its great for the price.

THIS WAS AMAZING! THE RGB WAS OUTSTANDING AND THE QUALITY WAS SO GOOD. What I didn’t like was the confusion I had with the lighting. It was confusing, but with a simple search you can find how to control it.

I bought this as a entry level way of getting into building custom keyboards. I love the way this looks and this is the first time I have used a 60% keyboard. My only complaint is when pulling the key caps out (to see what kind of switches are placed) the entire key cap and switch came off! It might be that the key caps are tight or the switches are loose. I almost damaged a switch by doing so. Overall, great for the value

This thing bleeds RGB, that being said it is a great keyboard that is pretty well made for the price. If acrylic is your thing and youre looking for a portable keyboard with transparent letters to help see- this thing does the trick. It does have some cool pre-loaded settings and reactions on the lights, south facing diodes, under-lit and also has plain blue/whitish solid for those that arent feeling the unicorn vomit. In my opinion, the texture of the keyboard itself is a little unappealing and rough. But it does make it scratch resistant to an extent. The screws they use are a bit ugly and cheap looking, I think some black M2 screws would look better even. Nonetheless, solid board with some decent OEM keycaps.

I got the one with the red switches, and it was great for the money, at least until I bought a set of pudding keycaps from the same manufacturer. The fact that the right shift is 2u in size means you have to use the numpad zero key as a right shift if you use other keycaps. Nothing else will work. If you never replace the keycaps obviously this isnt a problem, but cmon, this is a hot swap board so a lot of people will want to customize it.

Stabilizers rattle a lot, but come somewhat lubed. Switches are impossible to take out since the acrylic top layer they clip in to has very aggressive edges. It felt like I was about to break the switch while trying to pull them off the PCB. LEDs are very bright. Overall, it was a good keyboard for me to try lubing switches, fixing stabilizers and making keyboard quieter.

First of all, the RGB on this keyboard is amazing. It looks absolutely stunning and does not disappoint there. Otherwise, however, this keyboard is abysmally garbage. The sound profile of this keyboard is best described by two words: loud and raw. The board makes switches almost sound as if they are alive, just extremely loud and obnoxious. It almost amplifies the sound. Additionally the stabalizers it comes with are god awful all together, and the mounting holes for them are way too big. Finally, Id like to mention my specific PCB started ghost typing after foaming the case and tape modding the PCB. Started typing randomly for no reason even without switches in the PCB.

Beautiful keyboard with a unique feature with LEDs on the casing in addition to the illuminated keys. It was difficult to find a wrist rest that matches the size of the keyboard. The best I can find was this one https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B01679K5G6/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o05_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 But, it looks like they only have in pink now. The touch of the keys is pleasant.

I wasnt expecting a perfect keyboard or many customization options from one far this price. While the keyboard has very obvious build flaws in the side where prices dont line up perfectly it functions with no problems so far for gaming and regular work. However the customization of the lights is where this truly exceeded my expectations with almost a full color spectrum as well as several different color modes it truly can fit almost any color setup you may be trying to match. Brightness is also adjustable though has its limits. Havent had it long enough to comment on durability however feels fairly solid so far.