Max Keyboard - Nighthawk Programmable Mechanical Keyboard, Backlit Multicolor LED, Cherry MX RGB Switch (Pro X - Cherry MX RGB Blue)

This was my second mechanical keyboard and my first "good" one. The first was a cheapo that stopped working in a few months, but I was hooked. I work from home so I can be as clicky as I want. This keyboard is just a solid and standard keyboard. Good lighting and super solid feel. I'd recommend this to anyone looking for a top notch keyboard.I did end up ordering a pack of O Rings super cheap from an auction site and I like what they do.

This arrived in the mail about ten minutes ago. Branding scraped off the back, hair and dust (dandruff? lol) under the keys, keycaps look worn, keyboard looks nothing like what's shown in the photos, there's not even a numpad. Completely unacceptable.

Always love the Nighthawk. I am "older" and learned to type on a typewriter. A mechanical keyboard gives you the feeling of typing on a typewriter rather than the "mushy" feeling of ordinary keyboards. My speed has increased with fewer errors since I can "feel" the keys when I hit them. And the Nighthawk is the best of the bunch.

one of my favorite keyboards, but definitely needs key dampeners, I knew it was a mechanical keyboard, but still didn't expect them to be that loud, other than that, the keyboard works great, the RGB lighting is amazing, you can set each key any color you want. I did install the dampeners and it fixed the noise problem I was having. I highly recommend this keyboard.

I've had this for a few months and it's great. Keys are good, software is straightforward and doesn't bug out, board is study enough to withstand the occasional bouts of angry key presses and light gamer rage.

This is an excellent, excellent keyboard. I would argue that it is, at least, 5 times better than what Corsair and Razer have to offer. The only thing I would like to see from Max keyboards is a more high end keyboard. I would totally buy it. Not high end in terms of quality, they use the same keycaps as Ducky and their board is very, very well engineered, but higher end in terms of functionality along with materials. I would willingly spend over $250 on my next mechanical keyboard in a few years.At that price and point in time, I would expect common sense engineered implications for volume, macros, usb pass through and general, useful features. Lighting, I think, has peaked with RGB. The lighting modes are, I believe, a waste of time and money for both the customer and manufacture beyond the whole RBG LED for each individual key feature. I love Max Keyboards and I would say their competition is the ‘professional’ look. I considered keyboards from Ducky and Das Keyboard before purchasing another keyboard from this company. The childish design of ‘gaming’ keyboards (logitech) is not the direction I want to see this company go.I use this keyboard every single day for hours. It always encourages me to be more intelligent with my keystrokes, if that makes any sense. Whether it is gaming, working, or college stuff I thoroughly enjoy this keyboard in addition to the years I spent on the TKL Blackbird.I had the Blackbird with red backlighting and blue switches for 3 years and love love love it. I gave it to a member in my family after a good cleaning and it still shows 0 signs of use, basically a brand new board. I purchased and customized my Blackbird and Nighthawk on their website. Could not be happier. Hands down my favorite keyboard manufacturer. Much better than Logitech, Corsair, Razer, Ducky and even Filco, in my opinion.

I have the older non rgb single led version, but this is way better than my ducky shine 3. Ducky shine 3 feels cheap, the lighting is inconsisent, the leds stopped working on several keys after minimal use, and the feel of the keys is not as good for typing.The only problem with Max Keyboard is the rare repeating keys issue.I have poured drinks on this keyboard at least 5 times, have used it for over 4 years of 40+ hours a week work plus gaming and it works just like new.