Newmen GM326 Mechanical Keyboard,75% Percent Gaming Keyboard,Wired Keyboard | Mechanical Keyboard,75% Percent Gaming Keyboard,Wired,Backlit,Hot Swappable,Compact,Mini,Black,PC Keyboards,Knob,Red Switch

This keyboard was so much better than I expected. It is 100% worth the price. I got this keyboard because i wanted to try to customize one with different switches and keycaps but ive never done that before so i wanted an affordable option but one that still sounds and feels nice. It was really easy to switch the keycaps and switches, but i actually ended up liking the original switches more than the ones i bought separately. I also really really like the backlight options. Theres so many different ones which is so fun. I will definitely keep this keyboard and try out other switches and keycaps. So far it works perfectly and I have had no issues whatsoever! Definitely recommend

First, I'd like to say that I was pleasantly surprised by the quality out of the box. It comes with red switches that weren't too loud and had a nice soft clack. My goal was always swapping them out for quiet switches and ended up going with the Gamakay Pegasus (which fit well on this board.) Pros: + Not too heavy, not too light. + Wired, which I prefer over wireless/Bluetooth. + Gorgeous RGB [It has 20 settings, 5 brightness levels, direction change, and spd.] + Customizable on a budget. [You can buy different switches/keycaps and make it yours.] + Works with MacOS and can switch between OS. Cons: + The legs to add height don't add much height. + The dimmest setting can be too bright depending on your taste. + The keys are a little sharp, which is a personal preference con. [I prefer less sharp, rounder edges, especially on the spacebar.] Overall, it's a very nice keyboard for this price range and it's a great beginner keyboard for those looking to get into customizing switches. This way you won't feel bad for messing up a more expensive board if you're still on a learning curve. Would definitely buy again.

This is my 5th mechanical keyboard and first product from Newmen and I will be back for more in the future. My usual brand has been keychron (with browns) but I will admit that this is easily my favorite keyboard. I have the red switches and there is a certain toned-down but clicky softness when it comes to typing. I had an old Das keyboard with red cherry switches and it was really loud and crisp, but I like this much better as you get the feedback you want but less than half the noise. I love that the arrows are a bit separated from the main keys (same for the F keys), and the volume knob is a game changer, especially since I'm in a small room with a window a/c unit that's constantly cycling on, so I'm constantly adjusting the knob. The knob feels really high quality and has that crisp click (inaudible) when you turn it. Pressing down mutes and unmutes. It does have nice lighting too, but that's not usually a big deal to me. I really couldn't ask for more in a keyboard, especially for the price. I have not attempted to swap any keys, but that's also not usually my thing.

The sound of the keys straight out of the box is nicer than I expected. Easy to type on. Feels less cheap than you'd expect. Good quality. The fact that it is hot swappable is amazing. One star off for it only being rainbow. The colors are vivid and bright. It does match my setup but I'd like for it to be on a single color, but whatever. The font isn't my favorite, but also, whatever. Can't beat this price. Totally worth it if you aren't picky. Will update if something changes.

**EDIT #3 - Check out the video for sound test…I’ve done quite a few mods but I now absolutely love this keyboard. Sure I’m positive there are cooler looking and better sounding but for the money I’ve spent and time invested I think it sounds & looks amazing! Tape modded, hand lubed the switches, rubber o-rings on keycaps, added sound deadening under PCB, I believe that’s everything I’ve done but I could be missing a mod or two. **EDIT #2 - Do NOT BUY Gateron Switches and expect them to fit this. I bought some green switches and no matter what you do they will not fit and the pins will just bend. Short of shaving down one pin on every switch which I really don’t want to I don’t see a way to use them. The first photo of the switches up close is the gateron and the second is the switches that came with it. The pin on the left kind of mushrooms out at the end and I believe that’s why it just keeps bending instead of going into the hole on the board. **EDIT #1 - So I bought new switches (Gateron Green) for this and I’m not sure they will work with this board. Look at my photos and you will see that the switches that come with the board are noticeably smaller than the standard size. Maybe I’m doing something wrong as I am new to this whole DIY keyboard stuff but something is not right so I’ve taken a star away for now. This is by far the best $20 mechanical keyboard you’ll find and I challenge you to find better. The lighting leaves a tad to be desired but other than that it’s great. I’m getting new switches for it soon and will update this review if that or anything else changes my opinion about the keyboard. I had a 65% board before this and felt it was just a tad too small so when I saw this on sale for $20 well I just had to pull the trigger and am so happy I did and I’m betting you will too.

I purchased this keyboard because I like the price but something that people need to realize about this keyboard is that it's like a generic white-label keyboard that a lot of other brands will also use. Okay, New Mice is one of them. They're usually the ones that offer it at a cheaper price but there are many other brands on here, Chinese brands in this specific case, that use the same keyboard, the same style, the same model. It looks exactly the same. The only difference on this one is that it's black in color and it has RGB lighting as opposed to all white but I digress. It doesn't feel as durable as other mechanical keyboards. It doesn't feel sturdy or heavy. It bends when you push down on it a little bit. The body itself is like plasticy cheap. It's not something that I think will last. Typing on this keyboard is definitely red switches but also it feels like I have to push a lot further down to get the key to press. I didn't really like it. It felt really thick and clunky. The keyboard itself is responsive so there's nothing wrong with that. I didn't have any issues with typing, like ghost typing or anything like that. This is only for a few days. Overall I don't like it. I'm going to return the keyboard and get something else. It's just too clunky and chunky and it just doesn't feel durable.

Really love this keyboard. It’s very small so it’s easy to reach all the keys without moving your hand much. You have to sacrifice the number pad, but it’s worth it to me. I have a small desk so it saves a lot of space too. There’s a satisfying click when you press the keys. Good lighting options for gamers. Very durable. Great keyboard overall.

Very clicky and nice for gaming. Bought for a friend as a gift and he enjoys it wired. Only complaint is that there are no FN keys nor home/print screen buttons but that's my fault for not reading the description.

wow creamy and a very responsive keyboard

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A really nice keyboard and its sooooo cheap not wireless and not the best rgb but it’s cheap and that explain why but overall great

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