HyperX Alloy MKW100 – Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, Dynamic RGB Lighting, Onboard Memory to Save Lighting Profiles, Dust-Proof Mechanical switches, Brushed Aluminum Frame, Detachable Wrist Rest

Specifically like the distance from the number row to the ESC/F keys. I get jump scared a lot and panic hit my keyboard during shooters and causes me to sometimes hit f1 or esc by mistake... other keyboards have those keys basically touching the number row and I like the distance on this one. Keystrokes also feel very good and responsive. Been using this for 3 years now and bought a 2nd to have as backup in case this one dies.

My husband really likes this keyboard, but it took two attempts to get it delivered. Those Amazon Prime delivery van drivers just place your package/box wherever. It doesn't matter that you ask for your packages to be delivered to your front door-they will just leave them out in the rain to get soaked. Or in my case the original box that clearly shows the keyboard was left hanging off the edge of very large porch twice. Yes twice! Amazon made it right after I spent over an hour on the phone (yes-twice this happened). But, some guy in an Asian country telling me maybe my dog got ahold of the box and moved it-well that was insulting to me. I do have security cameras and I have no dog so I know it was (as usual) lazy Amazon delivery drivers. That being said my husband was happy and thankfully this item arrived before Christmas. The item was $59 and the keyboard lights up so it it lasts a year I'm ok with that. I would buy this item again.

It's pretty good

A little pricey, but best keyboard ive ever had. I love that you can change the backlight color and brightness and even change out the keys with their rubber ones

I tried more expensive keyboards and they were good but 3x more expensive the HyperX is a fantastic value and meets all my gaming and computer requirements would definitely recommend A+++

I like this keyboard with the exception of a couple of things. The first, and main reason this is getting 3 stars, is that the flaps on the back to lift the keyboard angle are VERY flat. It feels like there is almost no angle to it. My wrist started hurting about 10 minutes in. Every other HyperX I have has either a dual flap to allow me to choose, or just defaulted to a higher height. It's pretty much usable to me. I did not return it, as I am trying to find an alternate way to raise the keyboard in a stable way. The keyboard itself is pretty good. Keys are decent, brightness is good, and the switches are pretty quiet and still keep that mechanical switch feel. I felt it was worth trying to save.

This keyboard was great however the spacebar now works intermittently so jump smoking in cs has been mainly affected for me. Dealing with hyperx support has been a pain and they want pictures and cell video of everything. I guess that is what you should expect on a cheap keyboard.

It takes some getting used to.