GAMDIAS GKB1000US/RED

-Price. -lighting. -TTS switches really close to cherry mx but cheaper.

-The cable could have been done better, but for the price its ok - The software can be problematic at times

- Nice build and weight - Good illumination - Good for gaming

- Very inconsistent key presses - repeats keys really bad at Windows login - Awful for typing

Keyboard kinda worked

Keyboard did repeat quite often, but the touch was nice, The big problem is it failed after 4 months. Support was contacted, then I tried to get a return authorization, there was no more communication from Gamdias, unable to send keyboard in for repair.

-The lighting is very good, I like the preset adjustable levels. - Good size and weight

-It is far too easy to initiate a key press, especially spacebar. There is no indicator when a key is pressed so I would randomly enter spaces just from resting my thumbs on the spacebar, and add in random letters if my fingers strayed from directly...

Solid build +1 Nice lighting +1

No feedback on button presses, some keys trigger with a very light touch while others need fully compressed and there is no "click" or switch. The inconsistencies made it very irritating to use in about every application.

Not has heavy as most other mechanical keyboards. Decent keyboard feel.

Too many symbols on some of the keys. Lasted 8 days before it completely stopped functioning. Company support is the worst I've ever seen. There is absolutely nothing on the box, in the included paperwork, or on the website that tells you how to get...

adjustable backlight mechanical switches low price

USB connector - I'd prefer PS/2

CHERRY KEYS FEEL LIKE CHERRY KEYS BUILD QUALITY IS DECENT BRIGHT BACK LIT KEYS OVER ALL NICE FOR THE PRICE GREAT GRIPPING RUBBER LEGS

NO PALM WREST

Affordable, High Quality, Responsive, Bright Backlight

You get that solid clicking and clacking that a mechanical keyboard should have. It's also back-lit to red, which is always nice. Has a nice weight to it. Nothing feels cheap or shoddy. Every key responds with equal pressure and it feels like an...

The keys are a bit down-push sensitive, which can be annoying. Even the slightest drag of your finger across a key can set it off, so you learn to be pretty careful. Only costs it 1 egg though.