GK320 Wired Full Size RGB Backlight Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, 4 LED Indicators, Mechanical Switches, Double Injection Key Caps, and Windows Lock Key(4QN01AA)

Really good mechanical keyboard at this price. Keys feel smooth and responsive, typing experience is great, and the build quality feels solid. Totally worth buying.

I am writing after using it regularly for ~10 days. Pros. 1. It's a mechanical keyboard and gives confident feel on key presses. 2. It's a backlite keyboard that's LEDs enable fairly visible keys in pitch dark which is good when gaming. 3. It has anti ghosting which is useful when multiple keys are pressed simultaneously in games. 4. It includes windows key lock function that can disable 'windows' key; again a good feature while gaming. 5. It's built quality feels very good and comfortable on fingers. Cons: 1. Letters are made embedded in keys (which is good) but are of transparent material that's bit difficult to read with it's backlite turned off. 2. Since it gives CHERRY BLUE KEYS like stiffness so it's inherently clicky sound may pose annoyance for some users or people working nearby. Overall: Considering it's price; This keyboard is a quality and confidence for active gamers as well as regular working usage. I would have given 5 stars if the package included a wrist support pad/bar.

I previously used the Ant Esport MK1000, and while the keyboard itself performed well, it was far from being value for money considering the features it offered. The real disappointment came with the warranty support—it was terrible. The staff were unhelpful, rude, and lethargic, taking an entire month to repair my product, and even then, the repair was poorly done. I had to escalate the issue by contacting the main manager to finally get the product replaced, which was the only positive outcome. Unfortunately, after a few months, I accidentally spilled coffee on it, causing half the keyboard to stop working—a fault that was entirely mine. Now, I’ve moved on to the HP GK320, which came highly recommended by a friend, and I must say, after using it for a week, I’m thoroughly impressed. The typing experience is a pleasure, thanks to the entire keyboard being pre-lubed, resulting in a soft key press. Though it took me a little time to adjust, it has made typing more comfortable and effortless. One minor drawback is the lack of specific key printing for functions like volume control, but compared to my previous experience, this is hardly a dealbreaker. The keyboard also comes with a 3-year warranty, and my friend had no issues with getting his replaced recently—unlike my previous ordeal with Ant Esport. This was one of the main reasons I decided to switch to the HP GK320. Advantages: The entire keyboard comes pre-lubed, enhancing the typing feel. Soft key press for a quieter, more comfortable typing experience. Effortless and comfortable typing overall. Sturdy spacebar for durability. Nice LED variety for customization. The keyboard has a permanently attached faceplate for added stability. It comes with a 3-year warranty, ensuring long-term peace of mind. Disadvantages: The soft key typing can cause minor errors until you get used to it. There’s a small amount of flex in the build. It’s a bit bulky and takes up a lot of desk space. It lacks a braided cable for durability. Overall, the HP GK320 offers fantastic value for money, especially with the included warranty and excellent customer service. A thoughtful touch is the Velcro strap for easy cable management, making it even more convenient for laptop users.

If you're looking to experience mechanical keyboards without breaking the bank, this full-sized keyboard is an excellent option. Here's what makes it stand out: Pros Affordable mechanical keyboard with blue switches for satisfying clicky sounds. RGB backlighting with balanced effects, perfect for late-night use. Sturdy build and weight, ensuring durability. Adjustable hinge for wrist support, enhancing comfort during long typing sessions. Ideal for coders and programmers who appreciate tactile feedback. Cons RGB effects may go unused by most programmers. Wrist comfort could be improved further with an external soft wrist pad for touch typists. Final Thoughts: HP has done a great job offering a quality mechanical keyboard in this price range. It's a wonderful choice for those seeking functionality and a tactile typing experience.

I found this on sale at rs 741 and was a bit skeptical about a mechanical keyboard at this price. Nearly a year on, I am very happy with the purchase. The keys are quite good and provide reasonable feedback. It is a loud keyboard but that is only to be expected of mechanical keyboards. The LED backlighting is basic but adequate, and works very well in low light conditions, and also guarantees there is no worry about letters fading away. Search online for keyboard shortcuts on how to control the lighting (since there is no app support for it). I don't use it for gaming and so I cannot comment on its suitability for this purpose. The construction seems solid and I expect this keyboard to keep going for many years.

purchased this keyboard in January 2023 and have been using it consistently since. However, over the past month, I've encountered some issues. Reduced Tactile Feedback: The 'a' and 's' keys have lost tactile feedback and sometimes fail to register when pressed. Enter Key Issue: The enter key doesn't return to its original position after being pressed, remaining stuck halfway. Despite these issues, the keyboard still functions. While it offers good value for beginners seeking a mechanical keyboard experience, the advertised 50 million key presses seems exaggerated. Currently, the typing experience feels more like using a membrane keyboard due to the diminished feedback.

More than 1..5 years later, it's keys have started to malfunction. Even membrane keyboards last more than this.

I like the build quality of the keyboard. I like the compactness and the the fact the letters are visible without the rgb light. I don't like rgb much but still they are various combinations available and the small manual is quite helpful. They keys type well. It worked well for around seven months. The space bar and the two other keys, 'i' and 'a' and sometimes 'w' started acting up. A single key press registering multiple times. Service centres for peripherals is separate from that for laptops and there are only a few out there in Delhi NCR. They either don't pick up the phone or have rather poor response, so you might not have enough confidence to actually go for the repair. HP sucks and a speaker i bought from them is also not that good. That said, there were some missing screws in my keyboard. I don't know if this is a refurbished product sold as new or it's something of a manufacturing quirk/defect. Lately, my confidence in Amazon has gone down drastically. Initially i only bought books and was very late to buy electronics. And with a few poor buys, i feel it is better to just go to a store. I have not had problems with Flipkart as such but news about them having knock offs in their warehouses has dented my confidence. One can go with these platforms if they have cash to burn or need something really cheap. If you are confident in your repairing skills or know someone decent, then go for it is what i''d say. That said, for those who bought the keyboard and are facing issues, it could be due to dust lodged in the switches. So, try removing the keycaps. Then use a compressed air can or micro fibre cloth to the clean the dust. Take a cotton ball and dab it in iso propyl alcohol (99%) and press the switch. Once the switch goes in, squeeze gently to let a drop of iso propyl in, not a lot , just a drop. Repeat that with the other keys. Then use the cotton dabbed in iso propyl to clean the rest of the keyboard around the switches. Cover the keyboard with micro fibre cloth over night, to make sure that all the alcohol has evaporated completely. If you decide to clean the keycaps. Then soak it in warm soapy(dishwash) water for 30 minutes. Then rinse it off and let it air dry overnight, you don''t want even a little of it to seep into the board. The next morning, put the keycaps on and it should resolve the issue, if not, then try cleaning the switch the second time. Mine did and it is working all right now. If it is still not clear, then look for videos that demonstrate this process.