Its a bit of a learning curve for me, since I mainly play minecraft and use visual studio code, two things that make heavy use of the arrow keys. But I also love having the space on my desk to actually look at my notes or to have more using to use my mouse. And Im a sucker for nautical stuff, so the ocean theme is a big bonus. I love how clicky yet unobtrusive the keys sound. Definitely gonna follow up with getting the mouse and mat next. EDIT: After using it about a week, I have noticed the bottom row keys very occasionally have a habit of sticking. In the time Ive used it, its only happened twice.

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.

it’s only been a couple month and didn’t even use that often because of the summer break. it’s broken and some keys were needed to be replaced. Do not buy. it’s a lighted toy.

Mine came with the spacebar retention mechanism broken, so I had to use super glue to get the spacebar to work properly.

Honestly, you cannot beat this price. It’s super easy to mod and swap switches. RGB is decent, the pudding keycaps look and feel great. Highly impressive considering the cost of the board.

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.

Im typing this using this same keyboard, please notice how satisfiying this text looks, jokes aside, keyboard is nice, red swtiches are awesome, used to have blue, now all I want is red switches, its not loud, and with a little help could be even better.

So cute bc it lights up and makes doing my work much more enjoyable. So many compliments from my coworkers too :)