Keyboard looks nice and price is competitive, however to use arrow keys you first need to press fn+i and then use them which is really impractical.

Overall, the keyboard is not bad. It looks great and it worked great. However, I personally didnt like how the arrow keys were made to work. You have to press Fn + i every time to switch between the letter and the arrows. I realized it was not the keyboard for me. Another thing I did not like was how the stabilizer keys sounded--they sounded a little hollow. Nonetheless, it is worth the money you pay for it.

I’ve seen more expensive keyboards be less sturdy than this one. It comes with extra keys in case you wanna swap some out. It also comes with some basic tools to pop off the key caps and pull the switches out. It came with red switches but I switched them out for Akko cream blue switches, which are chef’s kiss. The light display is cool and the size is cute and comfy. Thus far, I love it but will update if I run into any issues. :)

An excellent little keyboard for the money. Lots of pretty lights (which lets be honest is why most people will want it) and surprisingly comfortable to type on. Very happy with it.

Got this keyboard for my son who loves gaming on his PC. He loves this, so that must mean it’s good!

it was actually a great keyboard, according to my gamer boyfriend. i got it for my daughter for Christmas, only to find out it is NOT compatible with MAC desktop that her father got her. that was my fault, I shouldve checked the specs better. but also Apples fault for not allowing anything other than their products to be used.

Straight to the point: This is a great hotswap 60% option for getting into the hobby of mechanical keyboards. Ive been modding mine heavily and it looks, feels and sounds exactly as I had imagined my 60% keyboard when I first decided I wanted one. The lighting effects are superb. Definitely invest in some switches with transparent top housings to let that beautiful light shine through. It comes with Outemu Reds which are pretty good if you like linear switches and they do have transparent top housings.

Lube the switches and it feels amazing. I will warn you tho, Outemu switches are a b*tch to open up, which is the only knock against this product. Its also like 40 bucks tho, so you take what you can get

60% Percent Keyboard - Womier WK61 Keyboard, Hot-Swappable Ultra-Compact RGB Gaming Keyboard w/Pudding Keycaps, Linear Red Switch, Pro Driver/Software Supported - Phantom Black After watching with bemusement the Womier WK61 build competition held by a group of popular Youtubers, I was quite interested in trying out the Bakeneko-style mod featured by Keybored in that particular competition. That meant buying a silicone O-ring gasket for the mount for a minimal fee. After putting everything together, along with JWICK Black switches, I have to say that the O-ring gasket mounting provides for a nice soft typing feel with some minimal flex, but more importantly it does provide for a uniform sound profile across the board. The board itself is surprisingly well built for the price point, utilizing a daughter board USB-C connector that lends itself favorably for trying out unique mods such as the above. The keyboard layout is wonky and forces you to toggle arrow navigation keys with a Fn-I press, and again another Fn-I to toggle off the arrows. This is not the best implementation of embedding nav keys. The better way would be what a lot of other 60% keyboards do: embed them into the bottom row of modifiers (i.e. the Alt - WIn - Ctrl + / keys). For me ultimately the subpar layout is a nail in the coffin, I dont find myself using this one in my usual rotation. When there are dedicated kits out there that do a proper gasket mount, come with a polycarbonate plate, with screw-in PCB mount stabilizers, at a budget price point i.e. the CIY GAS 67, there is not a lot this offers to recommend it.

The best thing about this keyboard is you are getting exactly what you ask for. The worst thing is your getting exactly what you ask for. This is a great starting board to get into modding keyboards. The switches are kind of lack luster and the stabilizers are a nightmare, that being said i did like the feel of the board and i did enjoy the lighting options provided with the board. Overall id have to give a 7.5/10