XVX Womier K87 PRO TKL Mechanical Keyboard, Hot Swappable Keyboard with Pudding Keycaps, RGB Backlit Gaming Keyboard for PC PS4 Xbox - Gateron G Pro Red Switch

Got this after reading some suggestions for budget hotswappable keyboards (upgraded from an old Razer blackwidow). Overall very pleased with the board! Feels great coming down from full size; saved me a lot of desk space but doesnt feel too small either. The yellow switches have a nice feel and ok sound with everything stock. I will say I was drawn in by the RGB lighting and it looks amazing. Im not really into bright rainbow barf lighting so I usually have it on white or blue.

So pretty, it feels great and sounds great

great so damn amazing only problem is that i paid extra for yellow switches and i got brown instead so....... i dont wanna got through the issue of return and waiting so ill deal with this for now

I just upgraded to this keyboard and its the best decision Ive made. It is so bright and beautiful, it has many settings so you can change the lighting to your liking. You can also change the lights on the outside and the inside separately. I decided to go with the blue switches which are super clicky and loud, the way I like it! I included a video to show them off. I love this keyboard (: The best thing is that its under $100

I will start off by saying that currently, I have used this keyboard almost every day for the last 5 or so months. I have got to say, even with its flaws, this product is well worth it!

I love my new white keyboard, its the perfect size. The red switches are linear and feel amazing without being too clickety. Planning on trying some new pudding keycaps but it isnt necessary. The controls are easy to learn and manage and the RGB looks amazing with the snow frosted base.

Love this keyboard. Gives some pop to my desk.

Love the keyboard, light yet satisfying key sound and pressure. Also tons of different lighting options, can range from rainbow to individual colors, like red, green, etc. and different patterns, such as light flashing/fading to light moving around the keyboard

this is a fun little introduction to mechanical keyboards! all mechanical keyboards should be considered a project though (which is the fun part in my opinion). my first order of business is swapping in a few custom key caps, then i’m going to get to work making the clicks sound a little more lower pitch.

The material is too cheap to be very expensive, and mine doesn’t work well with the lights.