AZIO KB528U

I liked the rubber keys

Keys started to die after a couple of months plus the mechanical keyboard just feels cheap

Rubber keys feel nice ; It's mechanical and sounds good

Some keys don't respond ; will occasionally spam 9 ; loud (in my opinion)

Sturdy ; Gaming" keys DO help ; Decent price ; Feels like a real mechanical

Fading letters after only 4-5 months of (heavy) use ; Really shows marks and oils from hands comparatively ; Keys started to go after a short time

Mechanical keyboard (Each press you make gives you the best feedback) ; The sound is like music to my ears ; Good for gaming (wasd keys have a nice orange grip and it feels wonderful) ; Simple (The design is simple and clean)

Loud (This is not an issue for me, but be aware of the people around you)

Wow, typing on this keyboard is worlds different than on my oem dell keyboard and the sound it makes is music to my ears. This is exactly what I wanted in a mechanical keyboard. Responsive, crisp presses, key resets quickly, and the sound is fantastic....

No Macros, but I don’t bother with them in-game. The in-game menu shortcuts are good enough for me

This keyboard is awesome! Just plug n play. The mechanical switches are very responsive. The keyboard comes with Cherry MX blue switches. I really enjoy the changeable rubber keys. It allows me to find the correct keys in the dark while gaming ; The KB...

I always thought blue switches were a bit quieter than most mechanical switches. This is a very "clicky" keyboard, which i got used too fairly quick, but if you need to hear your actions being pressed.. this keyboard is for you