R108 Wireless Mechanical Keyboard, Gateron G Pro 3.0 Yellow Switch, Hot Swappable Wired/Bluetooth/2.4G Wireless Keyboard with RGB Light for Windows & Mac, PBT Keycaps, Lava Brown

I love this keyboard so much, I spent MONTHS looking and researching for something that fit exactly what I was looking for. The sound is very soft creamy/milky and smooth, not loud and disruptive like a lot of mechanical keyboards tend to be. The keys are very soft, and feel nice on my hands. I started using it first day out of the box and I've had no issues, it types very well with no key sticking or catching. The quality is very good, and the price point shows in the details.The Pros and best parts:- The backlight is fully adjustable. I had to read through the instructions to understand exactly how to change it, but it can flip through a lot of separate lighting modes and about 7 colors.- The sound is mechanical but still very soft and easy to listen to. It's not crunchy or overstimulating the way past keyboards have been. I can use it in the same room as someone sleeping and it wont disturb them,- Wired/wireless settings make it very easy to use and transport- The box came with several replacement keys along with tools for removing the keys and plugs, making it easier to take apart, clean, and perform maintenance on.- The colors are gorgeous, easy to see in both bright and low light.The minor cons-A personal complaint, there's no real way to change the tilt of how high the keyboard sits up. This is a super small complaint, and the angle it's at works very well, I would just prefer it a tiny bit angled further down- The price was something I fought myself on, but I can see WHY it was as expensive as it was. Cheaper mechanical keyboards wear out faster and easier, but the smoothness of this keyboard honestly makes it worth the cost.

This keyboard is so perfect! It's beautiful, has a great tactile sound to it (not too loud tho which is great for an office or library setting). I love that it has wireless, Bluetooth, and wired options allowing for maximum flexibility. I don't have recalibrate the keyboard when I use it between devices because I can just switch the mode button and it automatically connects to the device I've set it up with on that particular mode.Not to mention the price point! I got this on the sale for $60 and wow! Such a solid keyboard. I got the 60% layout so I could travel with a keyboard, but now I'm wanting the 100% (109 key) as an office staple. Definitely a satisfied customer!***Note: the letters on the keys are not see through which kind of tenders the RGB aspect a bit useless other than fir aesthetic purposes. I was planning on using this keyboard in well lit spaces anyways so it's not a big deal for me-- but low-light typing wise, if you need to see your keys, these keycaps are not ideal.

I'm very pleased so far with this keyboard. The price is very reasonable, given all of the features and functionality this KB has to offer. I love the layout and the feel of the keys, which comes down to the switches that are under the keycaps; very smooth and not loud. One of the highlights is the fact that this KB has every connection type, from wired, 2.4ghz wireless, or bluetooth (with multiple channels). You choose what works best for your setup.

I got this keyboard because I've been mostly using clicky and clacky sounding mechanical keyboards for decades and I'm tired of it. I like the thocky sounding keyboards I hear in a lot of ASMR videos so this is the one I got. It does sound thocky and it's very pleasant. However, I'm used to the loudness of my clicky and clacky keyboards. The sound itself is great, but it's like 2% too quiet for me compared to the example videos.The keys feel smooth when typing. It doesn't feel too loose like my clicky clacky mechanical keyboards. It's like the difference between a weighted (musical) keyboard and one that is not weighted. I don't know how to describe it.The rainbow is cool, but I wish the letters and numbers, etc, would be illuminated as well. I don't need to look when I type, but I'm not used to the layout of the keys that aren't normally used for typing.I haven't used the other functions yet like the bluetooth or connecting it to any other devices. I don't know yet if that will be difficult. I will update this if it's really cool or is really terrible. If it's just alright, I won't update. I also won't update if I forget or if I can't bring myself to do it for whatever reason.Overall, I really like this keyboard and would get the full sized one if I get enough room.UPDATE: okay so I was able to connect this thing to my phone. It’s pretty cool to be able to switch back and forth. I can send long text messages via the regular text messaging apps.One thing I’m finding that I hate is the positioning of the dpad in relation to the 10 key. I hate that the right button is exactly where I normally press the zero button on full size keyboards. It’s taking a bit to get used to, but otherwise the keyboard is great and I would probably buy the full size when I put together a real setup. I also just started playing with the color options so I’m a bit of a happy camper right now.