Mechanical Gaming Keyboard 89 Keys with Cherry MX Blue Switch Side Engraving Character Adjustable RGB Backlight DIY Plug in Switches

The good:- Awesome price! For a backlite mechanical clicky keys and unique side printed setup, you can not beat this price!- The clicky keys feel great and crisp.- It is really heavy, therefore very sturdy, premium feel.- Just enough changeable RGB pattern options- Keycaps is matte finish and feels good (though unsure if it will become glossy overtime)The bad:- And this is a deal breaker for me; the backlight bleed is severe! The backlight of the letters on the keys are dim compared to the bright light bleed between the keys. This is super distracting and the bright spots shine between the keys perfectly into my eyes at typing angle. When you turn down the brightness, you still get farely bright bleed but the letters are now too dim.If you don't mind the light bleed. This is a killer deal! Unfortunately I'd rather get something that's better lit.

Had the keyboard about a week now. Overall this feels like a high quality keyboard, it's truly a mechanical one. It looks cool, it has many lighting options from rainbow to single light, to keys that light up as you type, as well as side lighting color options.I also like that the labeling of the keys is on the front side of the key instead of the tops, however not all people may like that. To me it's the more logical place to put it considering we generally look at the keyboards from an angle, not top down. It also seemingly will help avoid any issues with fading of the label.My two issues with it so far are that the blue keys are quite loud. Sometimes I like it, sometimes it's really distracting. The product description says you can choose the "red switches" version for quieter typing, but I see no option to actually choose it.The size of the keyboard is great for me, compact but with num pad and arrow keys. However the Insert button is wide and closer to middle than the Delete button, which seems like the opposite of how it should have been designed. I mean how often is a person hitting Insert versus Delete? I am constantly, and accidentally, hitting Insert instead which leads to typing over what I am writing.In a nutshell it feels like a high quality product, I'm mostly pleased with it. Wish I was able to get the quieter red switch version instead, and that they would have made some different decisions on some of their layout choices.

I like this keyboard, clicking very comfortable ,and the light is soooo cool