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I got this keyboard impulsively due to its eye-catching colors and man am I glad I did. This keyboard is a great one for a great price, definitely bang for your buck compared to other mechanical keyboards out there. I was using a TT-Esports mechanical keyboard with cherry reds tournament style (no number pad) with only Blue backglow. I actually paid more for it than I did this one.This keyboard comes with cherry-blue STYLE switches, which is an audible difference compared to the red. I play a lot of games with a headset on so I prefer the audible feedback along with the physical feedback of this keyboard.The keyboard is in a slick matte-black feel with TONS, and I mean TONS, of options for backglow. There are some preset options such as color fading, light-on-press, snake, randomized, solid colors etc. There is an even an option for you to customize your own color-code for different games, preferences, etc.Now of course anti-ghosting is an important feature I had to try out and with all ten fingers pressed down, all ten keys registered!Definitely my keyboard of use now, I will take a picture to compare the visual differences between the two keyboards as soon as I can.

Keep your roommates up at night as you smugly remind them of how you think you're better than they are!You can hear the cherry keys at an unbeatable value, no complaints so far.The RGB patterns are a bit limited, if unique. I will list them off here:FN+F1 lights up 1-6, Q-R, Z-N and A,S,G- and some stragglers- in red. I don't know why.FN+F2 is more limited than that, some random keys(?) solid lit in green.FN+F3 is the most confusing, 1-5, A,S, B,N , Shft cntrl and alt in Blue.FN+F4 makes more sense, with WASD, 1-4, Tab, R,G,B in Yellow.FN+F5 expands on F4 a bit more, adding R,T,F and Z-V in Magenta.FN+F6 is full keyboard RGB fade/breathing to the top left, with toggleable options (Press the RGB code key more times) to make cyclic colors bounce off either end of the keyboard like Pong, and making RGB cycle colors look like a nightclub spotlight circling around your keyboard.FN+F7 is charming AF but not too practical, each key you push creating a RGB randomized explosion pattern off the edges around the key you just pressed. Toggling once makes it red only, twice for green only, 3 times for yellow, 4 for blue, 5 for cyan, 6 for purple, 8 for white.FN+F8, inspired by F6, gives you a game of Snake around your keyboard, from ESC row down one row at a time, cycling colors. Toggle once for faster, and twice make the lights turn on in that pattern and then turn off.FN+F9 gives random rainbow pulsing keys, toggle making each key you press light up for a short while afterwards in a random color, toggle twice to make it as previous but red, three times green, four times yellow, etc.FN+F10 gives the full keyboard a single color, breathing in and out through all the shades. Toggle once to make it red only and breathe a bit quicker, twice for green, three for yellow, etc. (Breathing pattern, constant is FN+F11)FN+F11 gives full brightness constant changing through all colors, and toggling this allows you to make your keyboard one color only, whichever you like.FN+F12 doesn't seem to make sense, lighting up only F1-F4 in red, then toggling to make the whole keyboard green... these are the last of the options.All in all, good keyboard, hopefully the patterns I described were helpful.

Excellent quality. The switches feel excellent. The customization is great, though there are better options out there. Other than that, you can still choose up to five custom profiles, plus several other different options. You can also just set a solid color for the entire keyboard without having to set every key to that solid color. I couldn't find that information when I purchased the keyboard, so hopefully that helps!Sometimes, the lighting on the keys will display a random color somewhere on one or two keys every now and again when not being used for hours. I emphasize, this DOES NOT happen while in use. I’ve only seen in happen when waking the computer up from sleep mode or after hours of standby. It usually only happens on custom preset modes, not any of the presets they provide you. So it might just be a motherboard error. Not that annoying though, and easily goes away by just switching presets back and forth.Overall, excellent purchase.

Let me start off by saying just wow. This produce exceeded all my expectations. From the first time taking it out of the box, you can feel how sturdy and rigid it is. It comes with a wrist rest which is also more natural for me to type. The construction of the keyboard, the keys and even down to the braided quality wire made me confident that this product would last the test of time.Onto the keys themselves. These keys are similar to the cherry MX Blues which are known to have a resounding click whenever a key is activated, which is an indication the key has went through. With that being said, this keyboard may be very loud and annoying to most other people. I purchased this keyboard knowing well that the keys would sound like this so just as a disclaimer for you all.The keyboard offers numerous light functions which can all be changed on the keyboard. You can set it to snake, strobe, glow, and most awesome, even set each key to a color of your choice, which some gamers may find important. The print on the keys is also of slight rubbery grip which also indicates that they won't be rubbing off anytime soon. Can't wait for this keyboard to bring me lots of joy to come!