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.

I love how pretty this keyboard is. I love it so much. Sometimes I turn it on just to look at the light show. It’s like Abbey Bominable from Monster High commissioned an entry-level keyboard. Unfortunately, the included keycaps are a little on the thin side and the legends are a touch dull, but you probably got this to dress up with custom caps (and maybe switches, though the reds which came with mine with are perfectly serviceable). Find the prettiest caps you can to take full advantage of this gorgeous acrylic tray. I just… have I mentioned how pretty this is? My one nitpick is that the board never remembers that I’ve set it to blue or purple static backlight, so it keeps trying to make me use green. Green is not what we’re after here. No. Switches come out easily, to the point where I’ve had the space bar switch pop out by removing an aggressively tight keycap. I would pick up another Womier in a heartbeat.

The keyboard is entirely hot-swappable which is a pro if you are looking into modding your keyboard and want to try other switches. Board and color is absolutely gorgeous. There is a section of the pcb board that peeks through between the keycaps right in between the spacebar and left alt keys which is a questionable design choice but you can easily cover that with some white electical tape. Keyboard sounds phenomenal after fully modded and is decent even w/o being modded minus the wobbly stabs. Looks great in my setup!

when i connected the keyboard to my computer the spacebar wouldnt work.

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

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

this is my first gaming keyboard. i love how it comes with swappable dark blue keys, so i can customize it how i like. i love the sound of the red keys & it works wonderfully :) even after it was left out in 110° heat because i was on vacation. i love it :))

Light weight. Good sounds. Great value