I got this for my son and he really loves this one. of course, I have to try it. I love the red switch because it responds quicker than most of the switches in the market. I have tried swapping some of the switches and it was pretty easy to do because it has a manual on how to do it. I really love how many choices it has for the RGB colors. So my son has to try it. He is still getting used to it but he can see the difference from his old keyboard which has a longer response rate on the switches. For its price, this is a pretty decent keyboard. Great for starters and if you want to practice customizing keyboards. I would recommend this!

Great bang for the buck. The RGB colors look great with the pudding key caps. Lots of lighting modes. It works fine with Linux right out of the box. You get a bunch of contrasting-color extra key caps to customize the layout to your own liking. And a couple of key cap pullers are included, and a USB-C to USB-A cable (about 5 feet long) is included too. Do keep in mind this is a 60 percent keyboard. It has no dedicated PgUp, PgDn, arrow (cursor), or Home or End or Delete keys. You can turn the JKL and I keys into arrow keys with a Function key + i combination, and turn the Backspace key into a Delete key with a Function key + Backspace combination. But the function key is on the right side, same side as the i key, and Delete keys, so those are kind of awkward to hit on the fly. To do anything more to add the functionality of PgUp, PgDn, Home, End, etc. keys would require remapping and reprogramming the keyboard, which is kind of complicated and more back end work than I personally want to invest. I like the keyboard, though. I like that its compact and looks great and has a great mechanical feel when typing. So if youre like me and really want those dedicated PgUp, PgDn, etc keys without going to a lot of trouble, a solution is to get a separate number pad that can be set aside until needed. A matching number pad is available (as of this writing). Do a search for the brand name of this one (Womier). Or you could go with a non-matching wireless number pad that wont add an extra cable to your desktop and can be set out of the way easily.

Es exactamente como en la imagen. Ame mucho

For the price point this is a great little keyboard. I got it just to mod it so its perfect for that. Doesnt sound bad right out of the box and it looks nice. A few extra keycaps to customize it a bit. Weight feels good. I got red switches and was going to change them out but I might just lube them and they will be significantly better. I need the practice anyway. For context, I received another keyboard yesterday that was exactly the same price, but a 75%. Even taking that into consideration, that keyboard was trash. I handled it for about 2 minutes before deciding to return it. It felt cheap, light, the keys were pingy and sounded terrible. This is a good product at this price.

Keyboard works well easy to use and set up. Very pretty

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.

Super easy and fast process to connect. The mechanical feature allows you to hear the keyboard as you type which is a feature we were specifically looking for. Bright lighting enhances the set up; especially at night. This product was used for gaming and there were absolutely no issues. It also comes with the pink keys separately so you do have the choice to choose all black or switch keys as you please. Additionally, it came with the supplier to remove the keys without damaging it. Super cool keyboard and features!

This keyboard is adorable! My favorite things: * I love that it came with keycaps to change out, although some that were included were not meant for this keyboard (like an enter key in the wrong orientation). I might change them around from time to time for fun - very nice to have those on hand instead of needing to buy new ones. * The amount of options for the lights is awesome. There are a lot of very cool looking ones. You can also change the color on certain modes which is a big plus for me because I am not a fan of the rainbow light settings. * The sound and feel of the keys is 10/10! Now my one complaint is about the arrow keys. It took me a minute to figure out how to use them, as the other keyboard I have you could just hit Fn and use the arrow keys while held. For this keyboard, you sort of activate the arrow key mode with Fn + i. You can use the arrow keys freely, but if you want to use the letters again, you have to deactivate it by pressing Fn + i again. Its not a huge deal for me, I dont use the arrow keys much, but def worth noting! Overall, a great keyboard, especially for the price.

You cannot get a better looking keyboard for the price

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. :)