Trust Gaming GXT 867 Acira 60% Mechanical Keyboard UK Layout, RGB Illumination, Dual Function Keys, Ultra Compact Wired Programmable USB Mini Gaming Keyboard 60 Percent PC Laptop - Grey/Black

This is my first mechanical keyboard and I must say i'm super impressed! The keys are lovely and weighted so they feel satisfying to type on, and the sound....oh my goodness is creamy, smooth and delicious, I like how each key has their own sound, like the backspace is so satisfying to press (apologies if this wasn't included in the review video, you'll have to trust me on this!) The only negative thing about it for me is the size, I am a big dude with very big hands so it feels slightly smaller space wise that im used to, but for the sound alone its worth the downsize in that department! This is going to make work, studying, coding and gaming an absolute pleasure! I love the white colour and all the RGB Elements, though i'm not sure how to alter them yet, will have fun experimenting with them. I am typing this review on the new keyboard and the durability feels excellent, hopefully the quality will last. The legs or feet on the bottom are very strong and sturdy and of good build quality too, they click back in magnetically when not required. If I come across any further issues I will update this review in the future.

Great keyboard. This is my first mechanical keyboard and I’m so happy I switched to one. It’s a nice weight for its price, not light but not heavy. The sound is great, quite creamy but I prefer that. It doesn’t feel cheap either. It was a lil pricey than I had hoped, but most mechanical keyboards seem to be, and I was looking for a keyboard with a UK/European layout as they are hard to find, so that could be a possible reason for its price. The box it comes in does show a US standard layout of a keyboard, but inside is a UK layout.

Fantastic keyboard at an excellent price

This is a great keyboard. It looks good, feels good to use, is low profile (my preference and struggled to find one at a decent price point), and has great individual key RGB. I really enjoy typing on it, moreso whilst knowing that after some research, I've saved myself over £100 opting for this over another more top-end one from a rival manufacturer. I have had it 2 weeks and whilst I'm not using it overly heavily, I am using it over the course of 8 hours a day over a working week and have probably hit several thousand keystrokes so far minimum - hard to calculate but it definitely may be more. The issue is whilst the keys aren't too bad in terms of showing shiny spots on the letter keycaps from use (and a shine is showing), the spacebar is the most used key - and this is now showing a very shiny spot that is clearly visible - something I'd expect to see after a year's use minimum at my pace. Thankfully I'm hitting the spacebar to the right side of where the RGB light for it is. But this is an indicator of wear and tear. If 2 weeks use is revealing shiny spots, we can imagine how it's going to look in a few month's time. If this was a £100+ keyboard from a known brand (some hitting £150 and even approaching £200) this would maybe be unacceptable. But on a keyboard that was £41 on Black Friday, it's not a worry at the moment but I do wonder how it's going to fare going forward. Can't see it breaking down mechanically - the build is very sound for the price - but the material of the keycaps is up for question - and clearly doesn't have the durability - durability that I still kinda expected at this price point (seeing as I have Lenovo/Dell/Logitech wired membrane keyboards that took years to show similar wear on the keycaps, and yes whilst not RGB, these keyboards are even cheaper in comparison to this Trust one). Just food for thought, for the typists here. For sporadic gaming use and the money spent, I think it'll be fine. I'm in two minds on whether to just return it and opt for something of substantial cost, or just stick with it and let it wear down.

At this price this is the best gaming mechanical keyboard available. I got it discounted and quite frankly the kids are more than happy with it. I also use it with my Xbox for FPS games. It is perfect for gaming. For typing the travel is a bit too deep and there is no tactile feedback, so it is clearly not made for that.

Looks better than the pictures show! There is PLENTY of light modes to make it visually look amazing! Even down to the wire having incredible durability! The keys sound perfect! The Noise level is not too loud but not “I can’t tell I’m pressing them” type of quiet, I will admit the space bar can be a little on the loud side but tbh after an hour or so I got used to it!

I was amazed at the features this board has for the price, download the software and it's very bling if that's your style but for a full size keyboard it's a bargain.

My lad wanted a mechanical gaming keyboard but I wasn't ready to drop a load of cash on the ones the pros use. Going off reviews and a great deal, decided to grab it. He loves it. It's a nice feeling keyboard with the right amount of travel and sound to provide good feedback. No complaints of dead keys or anything yet. He uses it solely with console and was nice to be able to change the behaviour of the colours direct from one of the keys on the keyboard, so no pc or software required. The colours are fixed across the various areas of the keyboard unfortunately but still a good amount of presets and speeds for personalisation. Might get myself one!

I love it, works amazing on my Xbox series X and it has an amazing sound when ever you click the keys and I got it for 50% off as well on the sale, 10/10 defo recommend.