MageGeePortable 60% Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, MK-Box LED Backlit Compact 68 Keys Mini Wired Office Keyboard with Blue Switch for Windows Laptop PC Mac - Grey/White

Es una basura para su precio tan caro hay mejores por menor precio

Flawless keyboard, but the only downside are the keycaps, I wish they would have been a little bit brighter as advertised.But I guess you can't have it all. Regardless a really good 68 key keyboard.The switches and case are soo nice, bundled with the detachable cable, just perfect

I was really surprised by how good this keyboard is built overall. Don't get me wrong, the keycaps are absolutely cheap and make the keyboard look much cheaper than it feels.I bought the blue switch variant as I already own a brown switch keychron k2. Blue switches to me feel the best because of how clicky they are but be ready to wake your neighbors up every time you type a character.The switches used in the keyaboard are really good and almost feel like cherry mx blues (you won't be able to tell them apart unless they were next to each other). This keyboard comes with a single backlight but I personally prefer that. It surprisingly has more lighting patterns than my k2 and you can even customize the speed of the effects. Plus, it's got some weight on it and I always associate extra weight with better build quality. In my opinion, this is a great buy for under 2.5k and do yourself a favor and grab some nice keycaps from somewhere to make the keyboard look good too.

- Good look and feel- Decent sound- Budget product- extra keycaps provided

One thing to note is this board is not hot swappable. I originally bought this for my fiancée to build her a custom keyboard for fun, but I learned too late that it was not hot swappable. Regardless for being the stock configuration it is decent but a bit hollow sounding. That along with the ABS keycaps it does feel a little on the cheap side. I did open the board up and added foam as well as the tap mod. I left the stock switches in it because I did not feel like desoldering the old switches and solder new ones back on. after adding the foam and tape mod I swapped out the keycaps for some really nice PBT keycaps that were sushi themed. The board sounded and felt a lot more premium after those additions. It had a nice thocky sound to it. I also really appreciated at this price point it came with the removable usb c cable. Honestly I cant complain for how cheap it was and all that it came with, after a few simple mods it becomes a really nice build most people wouldn't think was so cheap. The stock switches I chose were reds, They are nice but again on the cheap side because it is a $30 board. They feel good, but they are a bit scratchy. Some of that noise does dissipate after the mods, but you cant lube the switches to get rid of the scratchiness. There definitely was some spring ping, but again with dampening the inside you really cant hear it as much.