Wireless Mechanical Keyboard, Triple Mode 2.4G/USB-C/Bluetooth Gaming Keyboard, 104 Keys Programmable, Customize RGB Backlit, Red Switch, Bicolor PBT Keycaps, Rechargeable Wired Keyboard for Laptop PC

I purchased the Risophy Wireless Mechanical Keyboard, Triple Mode model nearly 3 years ago. It has been an EXTREMELY ROUGH LIFE for this PERFECT keyboard. I have ABUSED this thing for years. I take it everywhere, use it for everything. College, Work (a commercial truck repair shop) home, on my TV, computer, phone, and tablet. I have dropped it countless times on concrete. I have spilled so many things in it. Dust, left it to freeze in below zero temps and bake to over 200 degrees in my car. This thing has NEVER FAILED. EVER. I really can't believe what they charge for it. I hope they don't increase the price. If they can keep making keyboards like this consistently, Risophy can EASILY take over the keyboard market. Battery is still just perfect (and replaceable) all modes work flawlessly 2.4/BT/wired. There is literally nothing bad to say about this keyboard. The ONLY THING that could possibly make this keyboard any better is PBT keycaps as I've worn all mine out to a mirror finish. But it's no big deal to replace the keycaps or the switches. Which I've never had to do. I would prefer that Risophy keep this keyboard 100% the way it is, quality, price, and all. Most people don't type as much as I do, so the PBT caps really aren't necessary, and for those that do, will have NO PROBLEM, laying out a couple bucks key caps, which they would want to be custom anyway .

This was my first experience with a mechanical keyboard and I'll never go back. I don't know why, but there's something very soothing about the clicking. Seriously, though, it's very responsive and has a good battery life and charges pretty quick. The one and only negative thing I can say is the rgb quit working on it at one point. Since I'm an old IT expert, I turned it off and back on again and that fixed it. I use it in 2.4Ghz mode and it's never dropped it's connection. I also like how I can customize the rgb to match my mouse and game controller, even if I use the most boring color profile possible.

Wanted an old school mechanical “clicky” keyboard and this one is perfect. Wireless and fun LED colors a bonus. Very responsive. Wish the battery lasted a little longer but it charges up quickly.

You can't find a better keyboard for the money. I have used if for a while now and it is great. The option of using it via bluetooth, or with the included USB dongle provides a great option. The feel of the keyboard is great and works exactly as as described.

It looked nice and at a nice price. Was very excited to get the white one because it matches my recently replaced mouse. Had bought t on early Oct 2025 and everything seemed fine. UNTIL.... The keyboard seemed laggy and very sensitive to what I'm typing. I had become very agitated by this keyboard for making so many spelling errors by no fault of mine for the most part. IT BECOMES A BIGGER PROBLEM WHEN IT MAKES SPELLING ERRORS AS I'M TYPING OUT MY PASSWORDS AND LOCKS ME OUT OF MY ACCOUNTS. The keys do not register correctly. Many times it writes out the same key more than once or it just doesn't register. If you want to keep replacing your keyboard on a monthly basis then you can get this keyboard. I will invest on a more reliable keyboard regardless of the price.

i was actually kind of pleasantly surprised by this keyboard..the lighting features are pretty fun. i like the mode where pressing a key lights up the whole row, but the lights are otherwise off. i'm not really a "mechanical keyboard enthusiast", somehow, i've managed with whatever crappy dell keyboard was laying around or some random cheap logitech at work. never felt like they were a problem. so that's who this review is coming from. honestly...keyboards have never been a big deal for me. gaming, typing. i use whatever is around. recently picked up the ROG ally and wanted a nice matching keyboard to go with it. No big branding and nothing too expensive [but also wireless]. honestly just found out "mechanical keyboards" were even a thing by seeing the offers on amazon and wanted to see if there was a big difference. keys do feel a bit clickier but i think i've used some membrane keyboards feel similar. i don't hear the metal hollow ring other reviewers mentioned but some keys do have a slight more "mushy" feel than others. taking it the key out [with the included tool] re-seating it fixed it for me so that might help [only had it for a day so far]. i do wish the space was a bit clickier but it works fine. it charges via USB C, battery seems decent and it's wireless. this was the cheapest mechanical keyboard on amazon so for $46 after tax/shipping as long as it doesn't break in the next 2+ years i'll be happy. gives me a chance to try out the mechanical thing without spending too much.

This is a nice keyboard. Nice and creamy thock sound. The keys are a little small—good curve to the keycaps. The RBG LED lighting works as promised and is very beautiful. Things that could be improved. - The keys caps are very, very high and look unfinished - The space bar is not at the right height so it is often hit by accident - The slant settings are not ergonomic - There is a significant lag when not using the cable. I am not a gamer but an office worker and I can tell there is a lag in just mid-speed typing. - There is no way to switch between the Bluetooth, dongle and cord without flipping the board upside down and flipping a switch - Very plastic feel - The font on the keys could be better and requires the backlighting to see, so if you turn off the RGB you can't see the letters. That said I am returning at this time, however, it is a good starter keyboard for the price if none of those times are an issue for you.

if you want to use cheap, mechanical keyboard for first use, this is for you. especially there's no keyboard supports BT, RF2.4, usb-c connections at the price of $45. type feels little soft like jelly, you don't need to press a key deep to the end to make an input. (maybe 1/2 or 1/3 depth) click sounds are not louder than other mech keyboard. but as other users said, bouncing sound of spring can annoys you, but I am OK, because it's natural for mech keyboard. the LED light functions are variant and fun, but I use it as 'LED turning on the key only I pressed', or one (fixed) color & lower brightness. all parts of keyboard made of plastic and injection(build) quality is pretty good. only one complain is, there's no battery indication, when charging or using.