Hot Swappable Mechanical Gaming Keyboard With White Backlit, Brown Switches, and 104 Keys - Wired for PC Gaming

Very nice i love the sound of the keyboard as well!

This is a great starting place for mechanical keyboards. Its a nice weight and the full size is perfect for my work. I went down a rabbit hole and wound up wanting a mechanical keyboard without spending a ton and it suits nicely. It is rather more noisy than I thought based on what type of switches it came with and the description but I will do some more research and maybe get some different ones. . The space bar is extremely plonky loud, my boss hates it. (hahaha) I customized some of the keys so they don't light up anymore but there are a ton of lighting variations. I'm really happy with my purchase.

The media could not be loaded. I love this keyboard so much!!! I would literally be a keyboard model 💃for this company. I wish I could have one in every color ⌨️⌨️⌨️⌨️⌨️ it’s the one with blue switches and it makes my job so much more fun 🤩 absolutely in love with it!!! I don’t see very in depth reviews so the quality feels like an expensive keyboard, it functions perfectly, you can type so much faster with it, has a function where when you press the keys it darkens for a moment so you know you pressed that specific key if putting in info that turns into dots so you don’t have to delete and reinput the info. The pink is the best color pink it’s literally just perfection 👌

Switched to this keyboard from a Redragon w/ brown keys. I like these keys better. They seem to require just a smidge more force - which I like because I don't get as many mistaken presses. W/ the Redragon, I would inadvertently press keys a lot. Not so with this one. I also didn't like that the Redragon had fixed BLUE led's behind the number keys which made it impossible to see which key. I'm mostly a touch keyboardist but I do need to look at the number keys to be sure which one I'm pressing. When programming I like to find the ( and ) by looking at the key. The new keyboard is very easy to see the number keys and their shift counterparts.However, the one thing that I strongly recommend is DO NOT get the gray keys. From the picture, you can see they have the alternate function printed on them in GRAY!!! Gray on Gray is impossible to see unless you are at the exact right angle with the proper lighting.I bought the half Gray half Black and wish I'd bought the all black so that I could see the key functions! From the second pic, you can see the black vs gray. The one on the extreme right has a square image for "stop". I can't see it unless I look at an angle with the light running across it.No manual but found that you can change the illumination mode with FN+INS or HOME, etc. None has anything but white LED. Found a setting where the keyboard didn't change every time I press a key. That was the default and I found it annoying.Can change the brightness with FN+Down or UP.

So, I ordered this keybord bck in mid-November. It took six weeks for it to mke it here. I know there re issues with shipping, but tht seems more thn little ridiculous... I've ordered quite few items from tht region, nd most of them took 3-4 weeks to rrive.nd then, I opened the pckged, I found tht the product ws brnded very differently thn I expected: it ws brnded s "Sunsonny N-J9pro". I thought it ws mistke t first, until I looked t the photo on the box nd confirmed tht it mtched my order.But, things get weirder / worse... The "N-J9pro" hs these very odd key switches tht re supposed to be the equivlent of Cherry MX Browns... Now, dmittedly, MX Brown's ren't known for being very tctile, but they do hve some tctility to them. These Jixin Browns literlly hve zero tctility to them - I thought I hd ordered liner switches, until I looked t the listing here.There there ws the pckging... Honestly, I don't know wht this compny ws thinking... Just just shoved the box in plstic miler without ny dditionl pdding...nd most definitely, the box tht it ws in ws not dequte for interntionl shipping. The box itself is in tct, but definitely shows signs of wer nd ter from being mis-hndled during shipping.s for the keybord itself...well, the keys re chep, the lighting is mediocre, the stbilizers re un-even (the shift keys re oky, but the enter nd spcebr re horrible), nd there is rther loud ping - which I suspect comes both from spring ping nd the hollow plstic cse.nd then there is the elephnt in the room...if you've red this fr you might think tht I m mking lot of typogrphic errors... I ssure you, I hven't been celebrting too much this evening. No, in fct, the issue is tht somehow this keybord ppers to hve been shipped out with completely ded "a" key. (I just typed the "a" on second keybord.) So, you've been enjoying reding the results of ctully trying to type something on this keybord.Now I could return this keybord, but to wht end? It too 6 weeks to get here...if we do return, it's going to tke 6-12 weeks for tht process to be concluded... Tht mens I would hve spent 3-4 months to get working $50 keybord. It's just not worth it.So, bsiclly, I would void this keybord like the plgue... The weird brdning chnge, the chep Jixin keys, the 6 weeks shipping time, the mediocre stbilizers, the hollow pinging sound, nd the completely non-functionl key mke this quite disster of keybord.

This keyboard is not only super pretty but it works great as well! Wanted an inexpensive option to start out with and this one has definitely not disappointed!

Absolutely love it.Bought it because someone else’s review and thought I’d pay it forward.Love the color, the sound, and the feel of the clicky clacky keys.I’m extremely picky when it comes to keyboards—if the key function feels off or the sound isn’t great, it’s a no go for me.As someone that types ALL day, I want something obnoxiously clicky and something comfortable to type on.This is both and more.Not sure about longevity yet, of course, but I’ll update if it kicks the bucket.

I really wanted to like this pink keyboard, but this class of mechanical keyboard tends to develop a fault where keys short together (such as the arrow keys and the insert / home / page up keys) — which makes things somewhat difficult as I frequently use the arrow and navigation keys.