60% Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, 68 Keys Compact Blue LED Backlit Gaming Keyboards, SKY68 Wired Ergonomic Mini Office Keyboard for Windows PC Gamer (Red Switch, White & Black)

The keyboard is amazing for the price, I previously had the OG strafe RGB 2017, the alt key died on me so I figured I'll just get a cheaper keyboard this time around and see if it'll last as long. So far this is about the same build quality as the Strafe 2017 was, but the keys on this keyboard are way more satisfying to press. It's built pretty well, it's very compact, having the del/pgup/pgdn as well as the tilde is super useful, full function buttons as well. The lighting is basic but you can't expect much for lighting at this pricepoint My only issue would be that you have to manually place the coloured keys when you first unbox the keyboard, I got the red/white/black version and had to swap the red keys into the keyboard, the keys were just a basic bag of replacement keys that included extra keys that wouldn't fit into the form factor. Overall I am very happy with this purchase, I still gotta get used to the compact size. I find myself going way too far over to press the dir keys, muscle memory is wild sometimes

had it for years, great quality, sounds great, everything works. easy to take off the keycaps to clean underneath.

My first mechanical keyboard, purchased for <AUD$45. I bought it knowing that this is not a top-of-the-line model and really I just wanted to experiment and see what it was like. No complaints with the board out of the box. I ended up pulling it apart and putting some packing foam under the PCB, some foam and tape around the tray, lubed the stabilisers etc. It sounds better now - less hollow and less plasticky. If you are considering changing the switches, just beware that these have "Outemu" hot-swap sockets, which only accept thin pins (as opposed to other types of switches, like Gateron, which have thick pins). The thick-pinned switches can be clipped or filed down (there are Youtube videos and Reddit threads detailing this) - all you really need is the pins to be in good contact with the sockets on the board. If you want to spend a bit more (roughly twice the price), it might be worth taking a look at "Akko" - they are apparently delivering good value for money in the budget range. Whilst I haven't bought an Akko board, I did buy some Akko tactile switches (currently en route to me, so I can't comment on them just yet) to replace the switches in this MageGee board.

(Written after 6mo of usage) I'll start by saying this keyboard will not satisfy mechanical keyboard enthusiasts, no keyboard will in this price point. However, for the average consumer/computer gamer this keyboard is awesome. It genuinely sounds and feels quite good. I use it every day and it makes typing/writing more pleasurable than using the native keyboard on my laptop. There is a satisfying travel distance with the keys, and they make a good noise/feeling when they reach the keyboard. Would highly recommend to anyone looking for a reasonably priced upgrade to their computer setup. You are also given extra keys to change colors which is a fun bonus.

My son loves this keyboard! He says it’s easy to reach all the keys—even though it’s a smaller size, it’s not too small at all. It’s compact, looks great, and is perfect for gaming. The lighting effects make it look really cool in his bedroom. Definitely a great buy!