Kisnt KN85 Wireless Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, 75% Layout with RGB Backlit, Custom Hot Swappable, Creamy Sound, Bluetooth/2.4GHz/USB-C Compatible with Windows/Mac/PC (Textured Black,Linear Switch)

I kept seeing this keyboard everywhere — the one that kept getting away. I wasn’t sure about the build quality at first. Months ago, I saw a great review from Hipoyotec, but still didn’t pull the trigger. Eventually my keyboard addiction got the best of me, and I’m glad it did. This thing is thocky, creamy, sturdy, and feels like real quality when you’re using it. I love it. 100% worth the price. The layout on the right side is perfect, it works great with Linux, and it just looks slick. I do wish they included a bit more in the box — maybe extra caps or switches — but that’s just the spoiled keyboard addict in me talking. I’ve lost count of how many keyboards I own at this point. I’ll try anything: cheap, midrange, “premium.” I rarely spend over $150, and honestly, I usually stay under $90. I love finding hidden gems like this one. Half the fun of this hobby is taking something mediocre and making it great. A while back I bought a $7 keyboard off Amazon, swapped the switches, lubed it, threw on new caps, and took it traveling — it ended up becoming one of my favorites. Aluminum boards are gorgeous, sure, but they can be overrated. Leobog makes some fantastic ones too. I’ve got boxes of switches and caps I haven’t even opened yet. I’ve stopped counting. Probably over fifty by now. And don’t even get me started on HE switches — that’s another rabbit hole entirely. Anyway, back on track: this Kisnt keyboard is easily in my top ten, maybe even top five. Every Wednesday I rotate keyboards — swap, tune, re-evaluate — but this one doesn’t need a thing. It sounds and feels perfect right out of the box. Thanks, Kisnt. You nailed it.

Great keyboard with a nice solid feel. Sounds great and has a nice smooth "thocky" sound. I was surprised how nice the switches were from the start. Get this keyboard if you aren't looking to customize your keyboard. This one is a great setup from the start. I typically work with it wired, so I can't comment on the bluetooth connectivity, but it's plenty responsive while plugged in. No lag from what I can tell. It is made of plastic, but feels solid. The layers of silicone give it a heavier feel than I expected, making the keyboard feel far more premium for its affordability. If you're looking for something very solid, with a great feel and sound without emptying your wallet, I'd buy this keyboard without hesitation. Highly recommended.

This keyboard is literally my dream come true. I have been searching for a keyboard like this forever. It comes fully moded already for such a good price, it sounds amazing, it feels amazing, and has had zero performance issues so far. I highly recommend this keyboard truly. It is easy to use, it has decent keycaps. Overall for the price truly amazing seriously. If you want a good quality keyboard but can't afford to spend like 80 bucks this is it. I have had 60 dollar keyboards that promise this quality and then have software issues or springy noises when typing. This doesn't for a fraction of the price. :3 - if I could be a sponsor for them I would lol.

It is unbelievable you can buy such a good mechanical keyboard for such a reasonable price. I am NOT a mechanical keyboard expert but I’ve used many mechanical keyboards when they used to be standard with servers, workstations and even IBM office/personal computers. I have a couple of inexpensive (<$60) mechanical keyboards and used other higher-quality mechanical keyboards, which makes me an Internet expert ;). All kidding aside, this is the best mechanical keyboard I have owned and seems on-par with more expensive mechanical keyboards. It has great tactile feel and the sound these mechanical switches make depresses is pleasing. The quality, heft, and double-shot keys make it a real bargain but they also included a couple of spare switches and a key cap puller. While I have only ever spent $60 on a mechanical keyboard in the past but this keyboard is significantly better in every way. It’s a joy to use and the tactile experience and sound while typing is top-notch. I couldn’t imagine a better keyboard for <$100. It represent a true Internet bargain (which are increasingly difficult to find these days). Hats off to the supplier/manufacturer for keeping the prices and quality where they were before everyone and their sister found out your secret.

It is a good keyboard. One reason to get this keyboard is for the replaceable switches. Good typing experience with low sound. One issue with the unit I received is the included cable, it took me a some time to diagnose the issue of the faulty cable. Luckily, I have some usb-c cable laying around to replace the faulty cable. Regardless of the issue, it is still a good value keyboard overall, I recommend checking this one out before moving to other price range.

I have a dream. I dream that the keyboard market will be like this product. The coolest feature of the keyboard is the sound of typing. It makes the sound of pebbles rolling. This keyboard has become the benchmark for my keyboard purchase. Superiorly good but affordable. Looks like I've found treasure. I don't need to explain about this keyboard what the hot swaps are like, what the internal sound absorbers are like, what the keycaps are like. It's a keyboard that's completely equipped with everything. However, I can't say that the exterior finish is great. Bought this keyboard for typing. Its typing sound is clear and cheerful, which is entertaining, but not quiet. It's not suitable for spaces where you have to share it with others. It's also great for gaming because RGB is gorgeous. It's rather noisy to use in the office. It sells for about $40 but is worth more than $120. If you buy the Bsun linear switch separately, it's at least $20 to $30. So this keyboard, excluding the switch, only costs $10 to $20. How is it? More than half of the price of this keyboard is allocated to the switch. That's how valuable the keyboard is. Its cost-effective brands, AULA and WOB Rainy75, also collapsed in front of it. Now, AULA and WOB Rainy75 are not cost-effective keyboards. It is a good keyboard that can be taken out of the box and used right away. This keyboard has such a good typing sound that you don't have to mod it separately and the product is highly complete. After trying this product, you'll lose interest in the keyboard on the aluminum housing. That's how great it is. This product will raise the bar for keyboards and save you time for modding. Once again, "Never buy this keyboard. You will not be able to use another keyboard." PS. - If your time is precious, it is best to use this product. - It is a keyboard that you can't buy in Korea, either. It is a good keyboard that Koreans will go crazy about, too. - I wanted to remove one star due to missing keycaps among the components, but I was able to put up with it due to a nice typing sound. Advantages - Affordable for value. - Good typing sound. - No additional modding required. – a keyboard that's ready to go. - A retro design with a nice vibe. Weakness - The finish is not good. The upper part of the F array is narrow and the lower part is wide. The product's appearance is not perfect. - Spacebar typing sound doesn't match the overall typing sound - a little hi-pitch. - An extra keycap was not included. (white spacebar and 4 arrow keycaps)

I noticed that the keycaps on the actual box, are different from what's displayed on the page, the space bar is lime green, not a big deal but I noticed it. The typing experience, with the single day i've been using it SO FAR is very smooth, when they call this creamy, there's no denying this is creamy, it has a very satisfying thock sound to it, compared to my wooting keyboard, this is very satisfying, not too soft to type with, not to stiff or anything, just smooty, creamy, and not even very loud. For the price of $50 I paid for this one, i'm impressed so far, been using wireless all day and the battery is still going strong via the USB connector, and there doesn't seem to be any kind of lag or latency SO FAR. Some of the negative reviews remarked about some issues at the 1 month mark, so i'll be keeping an eye on it, but so far? For the price it's hard to beat how good this keyboard feel, sounds, looks, and it's hot swappable if i get tired of the switches. Seems like it's already very padded as far as keyboards go, so if you're looking to mod it, i'm not saying it's impossible to do, but it's not necessary, as this is pretty good out the box. So far it's been more impressive out of the box than most of my other keyboards that cost me 4 times the price. Decided to go with this one as I wanted something quieter and a youtuber recommended it as a steal.

Immediately when you open the package it feels like you're unboxing something premium. its got a plastic dust cover for the keyboard in the packing which you can use after you've unboxed, it comes with a keycap/switch remover and extra switches incase yours somehow get damaged. The keyboard itself has a really nice creamy sound and the keys have a nice weight to them that makes it feel amazing to type on. For the price of this keyboard, it is absolutely one of the best on the market and i have no idea where you could possibly get anything else this high quality for this kind of price. feels like a $200 keyboard, costs $50. It was entirely just plug and play with my PC (for both windows 11 and linux) so you wont have any issues setting it up and being forced to download software like some other competitors. 10/10 keyboard i highly recommend.