TECWAREELITE Phantom+ 87-Key RGB Wireless / BT5.0 Mechanical Keyboard (White) Pink Switch (Prelubed, 58g Linear) Per Key Color and Lighting

Perfect Keyboard, build quality is epic, sounds amazing and has beautiful RGB (not too bright though) after 4 months of use my only concern is the battery, it only lasts about 2 days with RGB on. If you are going to use it the USB connector I strongly recommend.

I'm surprised that even though a lot of keyboard reviewers on YouTube have given high praise for it, there are very few actually buying this board. That's a shame cause it's really very good. The only slight nitpick that I have is that the Legends on some of the keys look a bit muddy, and I don't know if the software is any good, but still... This Keyboard looks good, feels good and sounds good and thats all that matters to me.Verdict :If you got some money to spend on a decent keyboard... BUY THIS.

Gotta say the weight and the way it looks and feels can be compared to more expensive to more expensive keyboards. However it does miss out on some features specially if you like to customize via program but overall great Keyboard.

Sounds amazing doesn’t feel cheap and is really responsive the only thing is that the space bar sounds a bit weird but it’s still an amazing keyboard

This keyboard is one the best for people new for people who are new in custom keyboards. The orange switch is my favorite, as it gives a nice tactile bump that confirms a keypress, that some linear switches lack. However the pink switches are also nothing to scoff at. They feel just as good, and amazingly smooth at that, and the force needed to press down on the key is very consistent. The switches and stabilizers are also pre-lubed which is very convenient, and saves times for people who don't want to go through the process of lubing, makes the keyboard feel 10 times better than a normal one. The amount of filler in the keyboard too at this price is amazing as well.Although this keyboard is awesome, and I highly recommend it. There are some drawbacks that you should be aware of. Firstly, the hotswap PCB of the keyboard is only 3 pin. Meaning if you buy different switches to put in this keyboard your going to have to trim them to make it fit. The RGB lighting is also something to note. Since the keyboard is hotswap, the RGB wont be as bright as a lot of gaming keyboards. And the software for the keyboard is isn't as expansive as other brands, but is does other macro recording, profiles, per-key LED customization, and adjustable response rate.Overall this keyboard is amazing for the money you pay for it, and I highly recommend it for first time enthusiasts. The physical experience after using this keyboard is incredible, and you will probably not be able to comfortably go back to non-lubed keyboard after using this one

This keyboard is compared with big companies and he wins, everything is perfect and if you are a gamer you will like it.

I bought this to replace my old membrane keyboard and the change was definitely worth the money. The quality is exceptional, it's really firm and stable on my gaming mouse mat on my desk, and the keys (and switches) feel great. I got the Outemu Blues, and while I do like the clicky sound, it is so much louder than Cherry MX Blue switches and I had to buy silicone o-rings to dampen them (which didn't help too much). I wish I got the Outemu Brown switches instead, but this is just a personal preference. The keyboard overall is great, the RGB is fantastic, and it is just an absolute pleasure to use.

Update Aug 2020:"W" switch died after 2 1/2 years, I suspect "Q, E, R, A, S, D, F" are soon to follow based on the majority of my gaming. This is what I would call normal wear, no complaints here. "W" was the switch with the most strokes on it. Replacing the key was super easy, and they give you extra switched when you purchase the keyboard. Awesome! Total down time < 5 min.Still very satisfied after 2 & 1/2 years. Felt good enough about this keyboard to grab some new key caps & this thing really pops now. Matches my Glorious Model D 😍Original Review:TL;DR: Buy this keyboard. If you are coming from another low/mid-end mechanical you will be very happy. If you are coming from membrane you will be ecstatic. If you are coming from a higher-end keyboard & don't pro-game this will fit the mold just find, you & your wallet will be happy.Initially I was hesitant to purchase this product with it's lack of reviews, but consider this is a relatively new product (introduced to amazon on Jan 2018) I looked to their other keyboard reviews and was pleasantly satisfied. That being said, if you are uncomfortable with the lack of review I suggest looking at the other products they make and then come back to read the (currently) 3 positive reviews on this keyboard. My review will be two parts, first the product as a stand alone item and second this product against similar items I own.Part 1Pros:Price: only $40 keyboard I can find with red switches87 key design: personal preference, but I like a full 16.5” of mouse space to play fps'sLights: it's real pretty, there are 18 different pre-set LED modes with 9 different LED color options.Software: If you want more lighting options download the free software. It's free, super easy to use (easier than the Corsair software IMO) and now my keyboard looks awesomeThe switches: only red's I can find at this price range. I am not good enough at typing or video games to be an expert of this but the activation point seems to be consistent. They all seem to activate at around 40% of the entire stroke.Peripherals: comes with extra switches, two key pullers, and an easy to follow quick start guide (explains the lighting modes)Build quality: Sturdy, no flex, replaceable switchesCable routing: there are three different channels to route the cable throughAesthetics: aside from the pretty lights, many people enjoy the floating key design. I find it easier to keep clean and looking niceNeutral:The switches (yes, again): While these are nice for $40, if you are coming from Cherry MX or the like you will notice a different. They are not as “snappy” for lack of a better work, but still leaps and bounds over membrane, obviously.Cons:Guided keys: the space bar & shift keys are both on the mushy side. Not a deal breaker, but def noticeable when compared to the other keys that operate with no little metal guide bar.Part 2Tecware Phantom vs:-Red Dragon 87 key w/blue switchesAt roughly the same price (Tecware is $3 cheaper) I would recommend the Tecware simply due to the fact you can get it with red switches which I prefer. If you were comparing blues vs blues, it's a toss up that boils down to personal preference. The red dragon has a lot more reviews, but the initial quality of this Tecware product is very impressive. Buy whichever one you think looks cooler. UNLESS, you don't care about RGB. In that case get the Red Dragon because it cheaper without RGB.-Corsaire StrafeKeep in mind this is a $110 product to a $40 one... The Cherry MX switches in the corsaire are nice. If I didn't have the two side by side or had never touched Cherry MX I would have zero complaints about these OUTEM switches. The Corsaire has a few other features I won't really dive into it's not hard to compare specs. The biggest difference I notice is a more consistent key stroke on the Corsaire notable in the guided keys (space & shift). This can make a difference in gaming, but at the level I play it is not worth an extra $70. Bottom line I do not think my Strafe is $70 better than this Phantom. It is without a doubt nicer.-Drevo GramrI love the size of this little keyboard, but the switches/keys were bad. Noticeably worse than this Phantom. It was about 1.5-2” shorter on the width which is nice, but I have a huge mouse pad and would rather have nicer switches than that extra space. If desk space is at a premium and an extra 1.5-2” is going to make a difference (insert phallic joke here) then go for the tiny Gramr. Otherwise this Phantom is better in every way for a few bucks less.If your wondering why I own(d) all these keyboard...Quick background, my first mechanical keyboard was the Red Dragon 87 key. I loved it, but the blue switches were annoying my wife. Also I felt a linear switch would be a (slight) advantage in fps's. In practice I'm not getting any high K/D with red switches and am no better a CSGO player, which is disappointing. But you can learn from my mistake, nice hardware won't make you suck less. Second keyboard is a friends used Corsair Strife, and I instantly fell in love with the red switches. After hitting my thumb on the 10-key pad a few hundred times I decided to go back to 87-key, but cannot justify spending over $50 on a keyboard when my highest rank is Gold in Overwatch. I tried the Drevo Gramr mostly for work where desk space is at a premium and the minimalist design seemed practical, but couldn't get over the switch quality and the lighting scheme which never worked for me. Now I have this Phantom & love it.

I'm shocked with how good this keyboard feels to type on; these aren't CherryMX switches by any means, but they come really close to the real deal it surprised me with how well this keyboard performs. From gaming, to general use, this keyboard is great for anything. Plus it's built like a tank; it ain't gonna flex one bit. One thing I would say is the font on the keycaps aren't the clearest, but that shouldn't exactly matter when you're focused on the screen anyway.The RGB looks great too; I wasn't expecting for this keyboard to come with proper RGB.Also you can switch out the keycaps if you'd like; and you can switch out the Outemu switches and use the other switches they have. This only applies to those specific switches; so you can't hotswap for CherryMX switches unfortunately. But with the value for money, it's a really nice touch.Overall, I highly recommend this keyboard to anybody who doesn't fancy spending so much money on other popular brands. Definitely go for this one. Absolutely brilliant.