87 Keys Wired Mechanical Keyboard Mixed Light Mechanical Keyboard with Mechanical Blue Switch Suspension Button

I wanted a relatively light and compact keyboard with some sort of tactile feedback. I hate laptop keyboards, and because I travel, I needed something that could also take a pounding, because I type very hard (learned to type long ago on a teletype) and very fast (100 WPM+). So far, this keyboard fits that bill nicely. It is small and lightweight enough that it doesn't add significantly to my laptop bag weight, rugged enough to travel, and very comfortable to type on. It is also very responsive. Even at my fastest typing speeds, it doesn't have any noticeable lag or delay, and the keys are consistent across the keyboard. The travel is smooth, the click quite pronounced under my fingers, and the character is generated the moment that click takes place, not before, and not even a moment after.

The keyboard has a nice sound and feel and it's not so loud that it bothers my coworkers. Lighting has several brightness stages that look good in office lighting and can even be turned off. it feels hefty and doesn't slide around on my desk.

My daughter uses this keyboard, we both love it, but it's indeed loud. We've tested other keyboards including Razer, Logitech, Cosair, as well as some varieties of Chery Brown and Red, but in the end still love this

If you are looking for a budget gaming keyboard that could save some space I would highly recommend it. Will update if any issues arise.

This is a great entry level mechanical keyboard. If you don't mind the fact that you can't change the color, then there is no reason you shouldn't buy this product. It had a great "clicky" feel to it. It even comes with a key puller if you want to swap out the keys.