iKBC CD87 V2 Ergonomic Mechanical Keyboard with Cherry MX Black Switch for Windows and Mac, Tenkeyless Keyboard Upgraded with Mistel PBT Double Shot Keycaps for Desktop and Laptop, Solid Build Quality

Kinda wish it was back-lit, but it is the cheapest cherry clear keyboard available. Build quality is good. It would be nice if the front of the keyboard was not as thick, this seems common amongst mechanical keyboards. I guess i just need a wrist wrest. As for the cherry clear- after a lot of typing, I do prefer it over my dads cherry red. The extra "click" is nice, and the keyboard isn't that loud. With the lights off I get enough light from my monitor to read the keys, though it does take half a second to ajust. When the solution is just "get good" it's hard to get annoyed with this lol

A nice try for blue switch. I had a red switch keyboard also from ikbc. They react differently. Blue switch have more feedback in force and sound compared with red switch

Cherry MX Clears review. Great keyboard and great value. It is hard to find a relatively rare switch like clears (or greens) at this price point. I own a 60% keyboard from this company and I have used that off and on for years with no issues so I was really happy to find a keyboard from them that also will ship quickly. The key caps themselves feel just fine. Admittedly, it is hard for me to rate them since I have used aftermarket caps that are much heavier and nicer and these are definitely thinner but the keyset cost almost as much as this keyboard. These are at least standard feeling keycaps and there are no issues. Clears are great tactile switches. I somewhat like the heaviness of the greens but these are a little lighter but still have a great tactile feeling without the strong click-- perfect for writing papers. I do a lot of gaming on the keyboard and this probably isn't something you want to do "pro" gaming on but it's completely enjoyable to play shooters and even games with rapid button press QTEs on. It's a great switch all around and I find clears and greens to be a major improvement from browns and blues. The weight is much better.

A few things about this keyboard are important to me: 1. Quietness. I bought the silent red switch. It is quiet enough. I used other silent red switches. This one is comparable to them. 2. PBT keycaps. No need to replace it, not catching finger prints, etc. 3. It feels right to ME. 4. The price is just right (after 20% discount available at Amazon offered by the seller). I tried quite a few other highly-praised more expensive keyboards. Eventually I chose this one. Yes, this keyboard doesn't have backlight. But the white prints of numbers and symbols are quite easy to see, even in quite dim settings. Yes, this keyboard doesn't have detachable USB-C cable. But I rarely detach it in use. It's always there. I also want to mention this. The seller's customer support is great. There is a minor quality issue with one of the RGBY keycaps. I contacted them and they responded timely, willing to send a replacement for free. This keyboard doesn't come with any software, but you can use PowerToys and nircmd to do a lot of things. They are free. Hope this is helpful to anyone who wants to customize the keys on this keyboard.

The right arrow is sticky if you press down on it from certain angles. It's the only one of four arrow keys that does this which is very upsetting. The J key as well as a few others have less "click" and require less force to actuate which sometimes throws me off and it just feels very weird and inconsistent. It's a nice looking board. Case is plastic but well built, but there are too many quality issues present. I can get over the inconsistent keys, but the right sticking arrow key is absolutely not okay on a 100+ mech board. Trying to fix it now, but if not, I may have to return.