Fogruaden 60 Percent Mechanical Matcha Gaming Keyboard - 60% Red Switch, RGB Backlit, Wired with MDA PBT Keycaps for Win/Mac PC Laptop

Ever since I got my new job sitting at a desk I have been thinking of getting a decent keyboard. I had a standard wireless keyboard I got like ten years ago. It was fine nothing fancy, but the little feet broke so... I took the opportunity to find a good one.I was looking for something that was not too fancy and full of lights because this is for my work not gaming. There are a few minimalist mechanical keyboards I was looking at but they were surprisingly expensive for lacking many of the features that MAKES one of these keyboards so cool.The ones designed for gaming were just ALOT or NOT ENOUGH. I mean not enough keys, or so many extra bells and whistles it no longer felt like a keyboard but a control center.This keyboard is affordable on sale, fairly minimalist, while still having some of the cool features like programable (subtle) lighting and replaceable keys, all that jazz. I have found it to be quite pleasant to type on. It angles appropriately to make typing comfortable though I think it would be smart to have a wrist pad anyway for long term typing. The keys that I got do not show light through them which makes the lighting feature I use very subtle, only noticeable really by me as I type. It has very quiet but still satisfying clicks as your type with it.The only thing I would change would be some simple programming on the function keys to give them other uses. Many of my keyboards allow me to do simeple things like alter the volume or switch songs with those keys and this keyboard is not programmed for that. I am sure there is a way for me to do that myself but I am sadly terribly uneducated in such things.Overall 10/10 I would absolutely buy again and I look forward to getting some new keycaps to further customize the board.

Im amazed i love it so much. Insanely high quality for a low price, very esthetically pleasing, many light modes.

update (7 mo. later): i still stand by everything i said in my original review. my keyboard still works great!original review:(i will update this review a few months from now)• quality: the legs work great & they’re sturdy. the keyboard has good weight, it’s heavy enough where it doesn’t move around.• lights: i love the colors!!! i specifically liked the pastel variation :) i followed the video in the listing to change the colors & everything worked as shown. there’s tons of options.• sound: i think it’s somewhere between a creamy/clicky sounding keyboard. it’s not very loud & the keys sound nice when typing.• gaming: the most important thing to me! i was very of the performance, specially considering the low price. i play apex, dead by daylight & the sims, very different games, & i’ve actually been playing better now, haha! i feel like my old keyboard had a slightly slower response time, whereas this one it’s super fast.• recommend: yes! i will update in a few months how the keyboard is performing. can’t beat the price & the great quality.

This is a MINI keyboard. Don't get this if you need or are expecting full size. I wanted something to use with my tablet. I've tried a few wireless keyboards and they're all terrible. The keys are uncomfortable and slow to type on. I find out that an amazing device called a USB OTG exists. It's a little piece that converts the old school USB that's on laptops and Flashdrives to USB-C. Honestly wired keyboards like this should start coming with them. I got a 4 pack for like $7, so they're clearly inexpensive to make.I have the 10.5 Samsung tablet and the keyboard is a little bigger. I can't use it comfortably on my tablet cover, so I use a lapdesk. But, it's not heavy at all. It's much lighter and more comfortable than using a laptop. The color of the keyboard is very pretty and I love the Japanese artistry. I don't like any settings with the flashing lights, but I found a setting with lit keys that doesn't flash. I can't remember which button, but there's a button in the upper right I believe that changes the light setting. It is quite noisy, so if you're looking for quiet, you won't enjoy this. I watch something or listen to music while I write my story, so the noise isn't an issue for me. The only drawback for me is the absence of those arrow keys that let you move around the screen without using the mouse. You either have to press delete, use your mouse, or on my tablet I press the screen. I'm used to using the arrow and going to the point on the screen that way.In conclusion, this is an excellent device and well worth the money. The cord is removable, so I suppose if you had a double headed USB-C cord you could put that right into your tablet or phone without the OTG. But, I have not tried that. This device IS wired, but you can easily use it on your phone or tablet too

Gave it to my friend’s son as a gift. It looks cool and works great and he bangs on it while playing Tarkov.

I didn't want a super fancy customizable keyboard. I wanted a keyboard that was a bit more comfortable to use and the sound didn't enrage me as much. This exceeded expectations.It is decently heavy.It comes with 4 extra keycaps (I got the keyboard without a number pad but with the up/down buttons etc) that have ice cream, cracker, cake, and boba on them. Also comes with the item to remove keys.There are a lot of light options. I am not going to do the custom light option.Very cute and the keys feel nice and seem easy to clean.I looked at the other review videos for the sound which seems like they were a good representation. Totally recommend if you just want to glam up a bit without diving into a a million tech things.There are not screws on the back. My friend who does know about modding keyboards says it could still be probably popped open with a flathead since there are little holes. Unsure if I am willing to try that.