Punkston TK87 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, RGB Rainbow LED Backlit TKL 87 Keys Anti-Ghosting PC Gaming Wired Keyboards for Windows/Mac (Red Switch, White)

This keyboard feels amazing for the price. Although the lights are not individually addressable, there are lots of inbuilt lighting modes, including some profiles that are reactive to your key presses. The backlight is bright and has an adjustable brightness if it’s too much for you (perfect for late night/dark rooms). The photo shows a Corsair keyboards backlighting. It looks much more washed out than the Punkston keyboard surprisingly. The colours on this are really bright.The size is perfect for me, it’s small enough for a smaller desk but not losing the functionality of the arrow keys. This is perfect especially for a narrow width desk like I have. (Compared to full size Corsair keyboard in photo)The keyboard feels very solid, the backing behind the keys is metal and it has a good weight to it, it does not feel cheap. There is 0 flex, like some other cheap keyboards.I got the red switches that are linear and very light, great for gaming. They are not silent but significantly quieter than blue switches. Overall they feel great!

This is probably the best mechanical keyboard you can get for dirt cheap. The build quality is solid, containing a metal back plate and weighs decently heavy. The LEDs on the keyboard are bright and entertaining to look at; you also get a wide variety of different presets to select from. The keyboard comes with software that can allow you to customize the lighting even further, but I haven't used it to comment on the program. The keys feel crisp and smooth to type on; the red switches feel nice and linear. Overall, I am very satisfied with the product considering my lunch was more expensive than this keyboard.

Keyboard is pretty sturdy and sits well and flush on the desk. Awesome RBG functions with a lot of different presets that allow for a great overall viewing experience while typing. Cord is plenty long, no number pad takes some getting used to but it's OK once you're comfortable.As far as the mechanics, the Red switches are decent entry level switches. They are semi-snappy and have a solid responsive feel. They don't clatter which is nice, but they do have a solid bottom strike when using them, and the rebound of the keys is relatively smooth. I would not say this is top tier quality, but at this price point I am expecting nothing near that. This keyboard will get the job done for the intermediate gamer who wants something very responsive at a solid price point.Again, if you want to go BIG, this is not the keyboard for you, but realize that you'll spend 2-4x the price of this keyboard to get that type of keyboard. If you're on a budget, I highly recommend this model, as it fits the bill for those looking to keep things simple.

A good mechanical keyboard for those who want to start this without spending a lot of money. -The keys are soft to operate. -the clicking sound is soft. -the keyboard allows you to deactivate or adjust the intensity of the led light. -the keyboard is heavy and makes it feel good quality. -although it does not have the numeric keypad it saves you space and you realize that you do not use it much. The only bad thing is the brightness of the led, it is a bit low.

I was blown away as soon as I received my package. I expected it to be in a a random cardboard box but it came in its own brand box perfectly packaged. The clicks on this keyboard with blue switches sound very nice. I do like how many lighting options it offers you can even create your own custom mode. The brightness is good better than a lot of other keyboards you can find on amazon. One thing I dislike about the lights is that you can’t have a single color light on which sucks if you want your keyboard’s lights to match your setup. This is probably the only thing I dislike about it. Just sets the aesthetics off. The small compact size of the keyboard is very nice, it’s clean. I would definitely recommend this keyboard, gives you the best bang for your buck.

Its a good budget keyboard, the only downside is getting used to the keys if you have a standard regular say Dell keyboard it might take a few days to break in.

I liked the smoothness it had when typing, got used to it really quick as it was my first mechanical keyboard. Great RGB, but I kinda dont want to recommend it too much because after a few months, the L key stopped working correctly. Then, the K key. After that, the number 3 key also stopped working. These 3 keys stopped working after 3-4 months of use, but who knows... Maybe my keyboard was a defective product. Still I enjoyed the keyboard those months it worked perfectly.

Very nice

Good quality.

The media could not be loaded.  The best keyboard I have purchased under $25. The video reviews where a bit misleading with the clicky sound of the keyboard but I wasn't that disappointed. Overall it's good. Four star from me and I'm gonna enjoy it. Cheers from Canada.