PAWHITS RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard 104 Keys Blue Switches LED Backlit

I was a bit surprised at all the lighting modes. I like the ripple mode where the light ripples out from the key that's pressed. It's a fairly heavy keyboard and the rubber mats on the bottom don't allow the keyboard to slip around at all.It's not as loud as people are making it out to be, it is a mechanical keyboard though and it's suppose to make noise and It very much reminds me of a typewriter. It doesn't take much effort to push the keys either, very smooth.It's probably not for people with huge fingers as the the key's are a bit small. They graciously give you extra parts to repair the keyboard if a key stops working. This is the best value for the money you will probably find. It was worth every penny.

really great switches feel nice and the caps are much better than expected they're the non grease catching kind.quality feel all switches and caps feel uniform sturdy base no flex at all and the media controls are nice though i would have liked to see a caps indicator cant complain too much at the price point.RGB lights and options are nice as well some on board customizing and with speed, dimming controls are easy to use.all caps and switches can be pulled right out and swapped or replaced and they provide the tools for both as well as 2 of each switch type.great option for affordable rgb or mechanical needs

This keyboard is a joy to type on, very well made, I like the aluminum chassis.The versatility of the back-lighting is excellent. I like the fact that you can program any key any color.The only con that I can say is really not much, I generally keep the keyboard set at "all on" color blue, lowest brightness.Every morning at start up the keyboard setting changes to "all on" color red, medium brightness. So just a few key strokes to return to blue, low. The only other change I would like to see is a improved translation on the manual with larger print. All things considered I would recommend this product.

Feels like a typewriter. Only issues I have is the buttons are raised a bit to much, I am lazy and press some with my palm lol. Also the Capslock button falls off every so often but its not enough to really annoy me just make me go Ugh at the moment.

Positive;The keyboard looks good and has a lot of lighting optionsOverall feel of the typing and keys is quite goodbraided cordNegative;arrived with 2 keys that did not functionno instructions on how to replace switchesweb site listed on back of keyboard is fakeincluded key puller does not fit the round keysWhen I found two keys did not function I was very disappointed so I tried to get it replaced but there was no more stock on the round key version. The fact that it came with extra switches was my only option. With no instructions provided I proceeded to try to replace the switches. When I tried to use the included puller I could not get the switch out. This indicated that the switches are soldered so the puller seemed to be a ruse. I disassembled the keyboard and found the cause was the two switches not functioning had only one of the two poles soldered to the board. I soldered them and fixed several others that were sub-par and the keyboard works fine. Note: if doing this there are screws hiding under the space-bar and caps lock keys.In the end I am using the keyboard but wish the quality control had been better, would have given another star. Will see if the switches have any longevity.

pros: 1. My favorite keyboard layout 2. LED is good 3. TypeWriter design 4. I feel tickcons: 1. Sound is ticking

I haven't had it very long but I'm in love with it already! Figuring out the color controls was a little tedious as it has a bunch of presets, but it looks amazing when you find one you like (I chose solid green as I'm basic). Anyway, this keyboard feels solid, sounds great and, I swear, I can type so much faster on it. At the price, this thing is unbeatable - I will likely end up buying another for work coworkers be damned.EDIT** I've had this for a bit over a month, the first trouble I've had with it is today. I was typing and out of nowhere it just went crazy like a key was stuck down. Trying to get it fixed, I opened the Windows menu and it ended up shutting down for me. I figured I hit some keypress on accident and it was doing a macro or something. Well it comes back up (and every time you restart it resets all the color preferences) I try setting it back to green like I had it.. and for whatever reason I just can't find it. I cycled through maybe 10 times before I gave up. I continued on with what I was doing but I'm finding that the U key is no longer working on the first press. It works but takes a hard hit to register. After a few minutes trying to find the correct key in the dark, I tried the color options again just to have something and lo and behold green came back! No idea what's going on with this thing. I've done nothing abnormal with it and this is really the first time using it just for typing. I think they only included 3 replacement switches, if this rate keeps up this thing will be worthless before summer. Maybe skip this one.

Keyboard came as advertised. Very nice to have some custom Lighting along with decent knockoff blue switches (not sure of brand). I've had some cheaper mechanical keyboards that utilize Oeutemu switches and these feel similar without such a loud clack. Also I put quotes around RGB as you cannot truly get more than 7 colors but it's much nicer than the obnoxious "rainbow" LED's alot of other cheaper backlit keyboards use. Also the cheapest 104 key mech keyboard around. Good job guys! Might get a couple more to replace my other mech's I have laying around.

J ai acheté ce clavier car il a très bon rapport qualité ( mécanique avec des switchs bleus, 7 couleurs d arriere plan different, une armature en acier, un cable tressé de très bonne facture, des pinces pour enlever les touches et des switch de rechange) tout cela pour 30€Il y a tout de meme quelque inconvenients :Il est qwerty mais même si on replace les touches en azerty cela fait que les touches non plus la meme hauteur ce qui est un peu genant et le manuel d utilisation qui est uniquement en chinois et en anglais.

This keyboard is exceptional. For its price, the build quality provided is superb: The frame is full metal and fairly hefty not to mention the cable (surprisingly) is braided and of excellent quality. Although the font on them is slightly too large for my liking, the keycaps provided are of good quality. The LED's are powerful with a decent ranged of colours (far better than most for this price range) and the colour options can be switched using the FN key and either the home button or the number keys. According to the manual, it is possible to set your own setup (which is bound to either 9 or 0) but I haven't worked out how to actually do that yet. Luckily, there is more than enough variety in the preset combination (including rainbow like effects, lighting activated by taps and just plain colours). One small problem is that to use just a plain colour you have to repeatedly cycle through all the different preset options as it cycles through all the options using one colour before moving on to the next. It would have been far better to use FN + Home to select the desired light configuration, then use another key (perhaps FN + Ins) to choose the desired colour. The light does bleed between keys a large amount, although with round keycaps that is almost inevitable (and the brightness settings can be used to compensate for that). may just be a The keyboard came packaged in a good quality, although plain, cardboard box with replacement switches and a removal tool for both keycaps and switches. Strangely however it also came with replacements for brown and red colour switches which are not used which was alittle strange. The blue switches used are very good and emulate the cherry blue switches almost perfectly - meaning they are extremely loud (which should be taken into consideration when buying this keyboard). The keyboard is US layout, but has no issues being used with the windows UK keyboard preset (all the letter keys remain the same but " and @, # ~ and / are swapped around). It should also be noted that the enter key is half sized, and will take some getting used to. Although the build quality initially gives a good impression, I am interested to see if it will be prone to breaking or malfunction after extended use. I will update this review as necessary if anything occurs, but as it stands now I will whole heatedly recommend this keyboard to anyone.P.S.: One day later, I was able to locate the change colour function, which was not noted in the instruction manual but rather on this product listing itself, pressing FN + PrtSc. It should also be noted that there are no LED indicators for Caps-lock or Scroll-lock which can become slightly annoying when you begin to type out an email LIKE THIS.

Awesome keyboard. I love it. You can customize the LEDs of the keys anyway you want. It is a bit noisy but you can't hear that when you have headphones on. Also they give extra switches and different types so if you are new to mechanical keyboards and don't know what switches you want, you can test it and see which ones you like. It looks good too and doesn't feel cheap. Well worth this price.

The media could not be loaded.  Qualité bonne en metal (version a 30euros) avec des switchs fournis (2blue2black2brow2red) le rgb est super beau donc je conseil 👌

WARNING: The keyboard is f***ing noisy!I bought some keyboard dampeners (double stacked) to deal with the clink clank of the keys.Apart from that, the keyboard is awesome. Satisfying to push and a comfortable fit.The LEDs are bright and have a variety of options to play with, personally I like the mode where keys change colour when you press them and remain that colour until you push it again.Overall its a great alternative to a big brand mechanical keyboard and especially if you are willing to install the dampeners!