DIERYA T68SE 60% Gaming Mechanical Keyboard,Ultra Compact Mini 68 Key with Red Switches Wired Keyboard,Anti-Ghosting Keys, for Windows Laptops and PC Gamers,White

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Echt fur 50 $ gutes Keyboard gutes gewicht guter klang und cooler backlight 9/10

I love this keyboard! It has such a nice, satisfying clacky sound and RGB lighting. The RGB can do so many cool effects, like fading in and out, check out my attached video to see it in action! Even though I never really learned proper typing (so don’t make fun of how I type 😅), it still feels amazing and works perfectly for me. It was also a great price for the quality, which made it an even better deal. It’s been my main keyboard for over a year now, and it’s held up beautifully. Plus, it’s small enough to easily move around during gaming, which I really appreciate when setting up or adjusting my space. Overall, I’m super happy with this purchase and highly recommend it to anyone looking for an awesome, affordable keyboard!

Sounds clean, lightweight and perfect for games like csgo and rainbow six siege on a competitive level:)

This is a really good keyboard for a mechanical keyboard. Don't let the price fool you. Yes, it's a cheap price but in no way is it a cheap quality product. It's low cost for as described below. I purchased the RED switch version and the BROWN switch version because I could not make up mind (at first). I've already tried a Blue switch. BLUE Switch = Clicky tactile feel. Loud like an old typewriter. Nice still, if you like that. I thought I would stick with Blue until... RED Switch = Very smooth linear feel no clicky. It is more thump, thump. Sounds solid. (this became my favorite) BROWN Switch = Is like an in-between a Blue and Red where it has some clicky but with a more linear smooth thump like the RED. Very good and thought this was going to be my default but ended up preferring the RED mostly. All of the above are all great options it is just a matter of personal preference. There are no wrong choices. The keyboard base : is very well built with some heft to it. Feels like a 1970's Japanese old quality plastic on the base that they used to make old computers with. It is a 60% keyboard size Ten-keyless which is about as small as you can get. The keys : are very nice and very well spaced. The letters are clear and the feel is very good. The keycaps are removable with a provided tool. The switches are NOT hot-swappable. Lighting : is only ONE color - a cyan blue. It is sharp and bright and the color looks very good. Each key is lit up by the lighting with no shadowing. You can adjust the brightness (I keep mine on high) and you change the light effect/pattern if you want from a few key combinations. I keep mine on the default. The Cable : it is USB-C on one end and USB-A on the other end that plugs into your PC. The cable length is very good but I still used a USB-A extension cable because my computer is further away from my desk. A few reasons for the low price is: It is not a high end name-brand, the switches are not hot-swappable, it is a wired keyboard but most mechanical keyboards are anyway, the lighting is one color, no software, etc. If all you want is a very good mechanical keyboard minus some options or you just want to find out what you like and don't like. This keyboard is great. I really don't care about hot-swapping my switches (yet) but someday I will get there. For now this works for me.