Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, CHONCHOW USB Wired RGB 108 Keys Gaming Keyboard Compact LED Rainbow Backlit Mechanical…

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 This keyboard is my first experience with mechanical keyswitches, and I am thoroughly pleased with it. Upon research, testing, and cross-referencing with friends, the keyboard features offbrand cherry blue switches that are slightly louder than officials but maintain the overall tactile feel. There’s a lot of keycap wobble which may cause your finger to slip, but I’ve only experienced it a handful of times in the little over a week period of heavy use. It is not full RGB, it only features the LEDs in their current color and state, but there’s 14 different lighting modes and brightness control. The keyboard ships in box with a wrist rest, 3 (possibly meant to be 4) extra blue switches, and a keycap remover. The LEDs aren’t especially bright, compared to the HP Omen Reactor mouse I use in tandem, but it was undoubtedly the best place to cut corners. The build quality is incredibly solid; there’s very little flex, there’s a genuine weight to the board, and the two rubber feet on the bottom prevent slippage very well.This keyboard is NOT intended for avid mechanical keyboard hobbyists; it’s best interest is to get you to dip your toes into the water and see if you prefer it over the standard office keyboard. As always, you could save $10 or $15 more to buy something with a reputable brand name, but if you need a mechanical keyboard with no option to wait, this is a perfect option to do so. You could even find it listed cheaper, since multiple companies sourced this product from the same OEM, unbranded at that.For gaming, it’s held up well in numerous titles. From Minecraft to Call of Duty: Warzone and Apex Legends, even to something like osu! not a single input was dropped or unaccounted for. The level of precision given is phenomenal for the price. The LEDs, while dim, do illuminate the keys enough to be visible but not distracting.Overall, my only gripe with this keyboard is that I wish I had gotten myself a mechanical sooner.

I didn’t have high hopes for this Keyboard and after reading all the bad reviews, I was sure I was going to get a dud ….but to my surprise, this keyboard works amazingly well …sounds Amazing feels great and has no probs at all..all the keys work ..the Clicky Blue switches feel and sound great …and as for typing its not to heavy and not to lite ..for the price? I recommend this keyboard all day10/10 highly recommend

This keyboard is so much better than my current Corsair K90 mechanical mx cherry red keyboard purchased in 2013. The backlight is bright enough to easily locate any keys. The blue switches are fun to type on with very good sound and tactile response. Every single key on the keyboard have mechanical switches, they didn’t cut corners in that department. The dedicated vol up/down/mute buttons and calculator button are a perfect addition to this keyboard. The palm rest is nice and comfy. The rubber feet grips extremely well on my computer desk. Got it for 20 bucks on the lightning deals 3 days ago. What a steal.

I received my CHONCHOW keyboard today, after unpacking I could immediately notice a few flaws in the product. Most notably, on the right side of the keyboard there is a fairly large chunk of paint missing, could this be a used unit just cleaned and refurbished? Or just a factory scuff? The actual back-plate behind the keys is cheap and you can push it in and it’s loose in a couple places.That being said, the keyboard does function. It does have that signature mechanical keyboard click and feel, the keys feel very cheap and the keyboard itself is kind of heavy and blocky. But, it is a VERY cheap keyboard. So far, the keys work, it types and functions and the cheap wrist rest works as functions. Not sure if it’s worth sending back over that paint scuff, I’ll continue to test it this week to make sure there are no more defects and that it functions properly.I did not expect much from the keyboard, my original keyboard just broke and I needed something cheap to replace it in the meantime and I absolutely need a mechanical keyboard. It does what it needs to do. All the buttons seem to work so far. It comes with 2 replacement switches and a key remover tool.

Thought I was buying just a basic keyboard that lit up but I was so wrong. Once I plugged it in, it did light up. However, after reading the instructions, this keyboard lights up in several different ways. You can have it stay lit the whole time using it, you can have it flash, light up in different ways when you are using or off when you don’t want it on. The keys are really easy to use and whether using this to play games or actually typing, it’s really comfortable to use. I’ve used other gaming keyboards where it felt like I had to stretch my fingers excessively to type certain letters. With this keyboard, I don’t have that issue. The number pad is also very helpful. The thing I love about this keyboard is that it comes with a wrist attachment that helps with supporting my wrists and everyone else’s who uses this without having to purchase something extra. Really great keyboard and fun to use.