KOORUI Wired Gaming Keyboards with Brown Switch,Hot-Swap Mechanical Keyboard with Volume Knob, 26 RGB Backlit Light Up Keyboard, Full Keys Anti-Ghosting, Dual Color Injection Molded Keycaps for PC

Some things that really stood out to me - Pros: - 5 pin hotswap support (regular pin thickness OK, not just outemu thin pins) - Pre-lubed stabilizers (they used something akin to XHT-BDZ, seriously, it's thick, not translucent, works wonderfully) - Volume knob is textured, fits nicely, has stepped tactile feedback when adjusting - 3 quick function buttons for default music player, calculator, and 'search' (defaults to either your url bar when you're in a browser or search function on your desktop) - Has both Apple and PC Support (Insane at this price point!) - Detachable USB-C (HOWEVER! compatibility is limited, you need a very thin usb-c housing to clear the sides of the keyboard port. You are best left using the default cable that comes with the board). - You get 6 sample switches (2 clickies, 2 linears, and 2 tactiles. Good for replacement in case over time you have defective switches on your board). Cons - The PCB is North Facing, meaning some keycap sets may experience interference (I have not tested GMK or any of the more premium sets). I personally put on a set of Keyreative blanks over the original caps and did not experience any interference. You can easily rock the default set and it works just fine. Overall, seriously amazing value at a price of $15.29 for the brown switch variety during Black Friday 2024. Most boards upwards of $50 won't even have most of the features here and the typing feel is great. If you're new to keyboards and want to experience mechanical, this is a great starting point if you're looking for a full-size 104 key board. If you're an experienced custom keyboard person, this is an amazing beater board for work or backup board that you won't regret purchasing.

I've had three different color changing keyboards in the last few years and this is hands down my favorite. The usb-c cord is a little tight for boxier plugs, but not ridiculously so. The color shifting of the keys has several very cool modes and reaction options. Unfortunately the two backlights on either end don't seem to be able to shift to other colors than red, but they can be shut off or set to pulse. (if anyone finds out how to change this particular color please pass that on) My favorite thing is the volume knob/pause button. I've never seen this option on a keyboard and I use it ALL the time now. I constantly need to pause or turn down full screen videos and that always took an awkward amount of time, now its a quick turn of the knob or press of a button to pause or turn the volume down. The keyboard has a decent weight to it without being heavy or feeling cheap. I got the brown keybacks and they are reasonably clicky. All in all this is a great keyboard for the price and half the people in my house want to steal it (now I know what to get them for Christmas).

This is an amazing keyboard for the price range. I love the metal volume knob, the shortcuts for calculator and music player, and the amazing sequences you can set for the colors to. It makes every other $100+ keyboard seem like a scam. The only few things that I would say are negatives is that its hard to open without breaking it so repairs might be tough without compromising the chasis, and even with the brown switches the sound is still pretty loud when typing because the acoustics are pretty hollow in the keys and the board itself, but that can be remedied easily with a few mods, it can even be a positive if you like the click-y noises. It doesn’t feel like a cheap keyboard and, works great with a simple plug with USB-C and looks just as good as any of the top of the line keyboards. Definety recommend it.

I got this for my office, wanted a mechanical keyboard on the cheap that was quiet and this definitely fit the bill. I'll start with my gripes, it's really plastic feeling. On the upside of that though it makes the keys very quiet. I don't know what kind of switches these are but the browns are practically silent, even the blues are extremely quiet in use - they actually sound how I expected the browns to sound. I have a red dragon keyboard for my gaming setup and those blue switches can be heard upstairs when I'm in the basement. The RGB is just ok, not that I'll be using it. The "white" setting is decently white though, I've seen some RGB keyboards make the white really blue or red but that's something you can expect without RGBW. Can't turn off the red lights on the underside, can't change the color either. And as far as I can tell you can't change the pattern on it. The good of it is just the quality for the price. The switches feel good but I wouldn't say great, browns are insanely quiet almost to a fault. I could have gotten away with blues and not been on anyone's nerves. The keyboard has a nice weight and feel, I didn't notice any flex or creaking or odd wobbly keys. The volume knob and dedicated buttons are convenient additions. The font on the keyboard doesn't make it look unprofessional in an office, like with a lot of gaming keyboards. The ergonomics feel perfect to me, much better than the stock Dell keyboard the company provided. I got this thing for under $20 and would have expected to pay twice that. It's far from perfect but for the price I almost felt petty to have any complaints at all.

Amazing keyboard for the price, it's cheap in all the right areas. They use decent but cheap plastic. It doesn't feel weak or frail. The sound and feel of it is really nice and responsive. The LED/RGB back light is pretty decent not the extremely bright, and it doesn't look very basic, and the fact I can change them on Linux without software is great. There are a few things worth noting, 1) the F keys by default are hotkeys and you need to change them by pressing FN+CAPL, 2) the keyboard has a boot animation which depending on POST speed could lead to missing inputs on boot however rebooting won't trigger animation 3) There is a LED on the side the shines but can be disabled by pressing FN+MENU, not sure if you can change it's color it, it clashed with my green backlight so I just disabled it. 4) documentation is almost non-existent no website info, pamphlet or manual of any sort. Overall this is how you make a great budget keyboard. I highly recommend it if you're in the fence. I can't attest to the longevity of the product yet but will update this in the future if I have unreasonable issues.

My keyboard came configured for Mac/Apple use, and for a while I thought it was defective, until I figured out it needed to be switched to Windows mode. If you are using this keyboard on a Windows computer, make sure to switch it to Windows mode, or many system-related key combinations won't work, including... Ctrl-F4 to close current window, Alt-Tab to switch between open windows, and of course, Ctrl-Alt-Del to reboot or bring up Task Manager. The key combination to switch to Windows mode is Fn + S. The key combination Fn + A will switch to Apple mode. Aside from all that, the keyboard has a good feel without being overly clicky loud. The volume control works well, and also pressing the volume knob will Play/Pause the current media. The calculator key works as expected, pulling up the calculator app. Highly recommend this keyboard. Once you put it into the proper mode, this is a great keyboard and an excellent value!

This board was almost my favorite board for a long time. Having a knob on a full size board was my dream and the price for this board was unbeatable for what I was hoping to get. The boards quality overall is… decent. Definitely replace the keycaps, they’re not great, and the stock switches are very cheap, but everything is on par for the price point of the board. The one thing that REALLY made this a no go for me was the plate. It’s made of some sort of plastic. Not acrylic, like cheapo black plastic that makes the board sound and feel terrible, which is half of the experience of having a custom board. It was quite disappointing to find that out and ultimately had me go back to my old board. If you’re on a tight budget and this board checks all the boxes for you, then I say go for it, but expect a bad typing experience that feels cheap.

I just got mine today. I was surprised at how sturdy, solid, and nice it feels. It feels pretty premium, and the switches are real, true mechanical switches. The RGB effects are nice. It definitely feels like a $45+ keyboard; I haven't really used any, I've only used membrane ones, but this feels great One thing to know - there is a Windows mode and a Mac mode. I didn't see this in the packaging or the instructions at first. If you have a Windows computer, when you plug it in and everything is good, you want to hit "FN" + "S". That turns on Windows mode - so things like pressing "Win" on the bottom will work Not sure what the equivalent for a Mac is, but I'm sure it's online somewhere. I had to google it All in all, super happy, this thing is a really nice deal for the price.

I am so happy with this keyboard! The quality and sound is amazing, I got the brown switches and I noticed I am able to type much faster than with my old keyboard! The keys are nice and tall and feel so high quality under my fingers. If I ever need a new keyboard, I will be repurchasing this one.

Very good keyboard, no issues, good quality and good price! I didn’t realize it was not Bluetooth as well, which I need so I will be returning it. However if you want a wired keyboard that works with both Mac and windows then this one is great for the price! I just need to be able to switch quickly and easily, otherwise I would keep it(that and I don’t have enough USB ports)

Fonctionne bien et es lumière sont superbes.

I dont know why and its incredibly annoying.

Typing or gaming, this keyboard feels amazing.