BOYI WK68 Hot Swappable RGB Mechanical Keyboard,Wireless Bluetooth 5.0/2.4G/Wired Type-C Tri-Mode PBT Sublimation Keycaps 65% Gaming Keyboard(Gateron Yellow Switch, Honey Milk XDA Keycaps)

For under 80 dollars you are getting more than enough for a keyboard. It is hot-swappable, has RGB , 68% layout, and lubed stabilizers. My daily keyboard is a ducky one 3 mini sf with Gateron oil kings and the BOYI keyboard has pretty much all the features similar to the the ducky board that I use, the only difference is that the ducky is a little bit more smoother as far as typing and gaming and there is no pinging. I got the Gateron yellow switches and they sound quite nice. They don't feel scratchy but there is a slight ping on the space bar but its not crazy loud or anything. The keycaps and the overall design is aesthetically pleasing, the honey milk is a very nice colorway so I went with that one. DO NOT TRY TO CUSTOMIZE THE BOARD, the case is fixed and also no need for it since they add foam in the case for dampening noise due to bottoming out. If you're like me, who is mostly into replacing switches or lubing them, then this is for you.... if you plan on taking it apart and doing mods to it, then this may not be for you since the manufactures makes it difficult to do given the design of the case itself and how it is assembled/disassembled, I don't think it is meant for it. There are videos on YouTube from a couple channels that review this board and that's where I got the information since they had the tools to take it apart and see what the board is about. So far I am enjoying this board and plan on ordering some tactile switches for it in the future but as of right now, I will keep using the yellow switches that came with the board. The only con about this is to me is how the USB connection is on the left side of the board which is a little odd since most are on the backside of the board and the ping on the space bar. Other than that, this is definitely getting your moneys worth, it is an absolute steal of a purchase and a GREAT VALUE!

I've had this keyboard for a few years now, for it's price, it's unbeatable. True to image colors, great sounding key caps, and well longevity. Context: software engineer, avid gamer, it's good.

La verdad es que no sabia que esperar de este teclado y todo salio excelente, el teclado se siente pesado y de muy buena calidad, los switches se sienten comodos y las opciones de conexion (bluetooth, usar el receptor o directamente con el cable) funcionan a la perfeccion. La unica "desventaja" es acostumbrarse al layout en ingles o cambiar el layout en Windows a espaniol pero perder algunas teclas por las diferencias en las teclas, pero creo que vale absolutamente la pena por tener la libertad cambiar keycaps, cambiar los switches, etc. Lo recomiendo totalmente para todos los que buscan iniciar en el mundo de los teclados custom por un precio bastante razonable.

I really enjoyed this board from BOYI. I wanted to try a custom keyboard, test some different switches, and see if I liked the 65 percent layout. Mission accomplished completely. They also have excellent service. My 2.4 GHz receiver went missing and they sent a new one out no issue. You'll have a tough time not being impressed at this price.

i have recently fallen down the youtube rabbit hole of keyboard modding, and mostly i just find it fascinating because i like the sounds and the fact that people have such specific knowledge about things that are mostly inconsequential. however, i wanted a nice keyboard that would incentivize me to type (yk increased productivity and such), so i did some research and decided to get this keyboard, cause i liked the keycaps and it seemed to be good quality with opportunities to upgrade but no need if you're not picky. and i have to say, i am very impressed. all the keyboard people tend to scoff at prebuilt boards, and maybe my hands and ears are untrained, but this board is incredible right out of the box. it sounds and feels amazing to type on, i've never actually wanted to type before this but the experience is wonderful now. it sounds like lightly falling rain. the keycaps have a smooth, solid feel to them without being either too matted or too slick. the gateron yellows are like typing on a cloud, and im surprised i like them, because i usually like clicky keyboards, not smooth ones (i ordered this before i knew what the difference between the kinds of switches was). and the rgb is incredible. like i said, maybe i'm just inexperienced to the keyboard world, but this feels like a luxury keyboard, and from what i've seen under $100 is considered "cheap," so if you want a nice keyboard but don't want to spend an insane amount of money and time deciding on boards and brands and switches and keycaps, i say go with this one. this is my first ever amazon review too, im just that passionate. only two criticisms: the key shortcuts are a little strange on mac. the "pause" button increases the brightness, but fn + i decreases the brightness. that seems a little arbitrary. also, the bluetooth is hard to get connected. ive only had it for a day so im pretty sure it's user error, but i haven't been able to figure out how to get the bluetooth to work. not much of a concern though, because the little dongle for the wireless connection works great and there's no lag. but yeah, if that continues to be a problem i'll probably call customer support or something. tldr: mostly just typed this whole thing because it's really fun to type on, so, do with that what you will.