MOTOSPEED Professional Gaming Mechanical Keyboard RGB Led Backlit Wired with Anti-Dust Proof Switches for Gaming Keyboard for Mac & PC (Pink, 87 Key Blue Switches)

I've had this keyboard for 2.5 years and it still works like new. The keys haven't faded and the responsive bounce is just as good as when I first got it. The first one they sent me had a bit of malfunction with the R button which messed up my gaming but the seller promptly sent me a replacement when I messaged them. The 2nd one works wonderfully and still does. The lights are very pretty and there's a variety of settings for different colours and effects. The background behind the keys is a pretty shiny metallic pink.Personal preference: I have the red switches and it types really smooth and fast. They're not as loud as some of the other switches so I don't annoy people in the room that much. I do miss the numpad sometimes but I wanted a smaller keyboard to take up less space on my desk.

Before buying this, I had wanted an affordable yet good quality mechanical keyboard, and this is it! I got this keyboard on sale ($38.00) and a pink mouse to match and they look great. It adds a bit of color and fun when working, but is nice enough to be used while gaming. I got the red switch/wired variation. For those wondering about sound, these keys are more "clacky" rather than more "clicky." Get Blue switch if you want something more clicky and a more tactile feel. I personally really like the way these red switches feel, but this is my first mechanical keyboard so I don't have anything to compare it to other than common membrane keyboards (which I'll never go back to). The lights on this keyboard are very bright and there's a lot of different lighting effects to cycle through. However, if you're looking for a keyboard with programmable lighting, this isn't it. I wasn't looking for that, so I think the preprogrammed effects are more than enough. There's no complicated software needed to install, simply plug and play. The keycaps are standard keycaps, so any keycaps that fit cherry mx keys will also fit this. I purchased more colorful keycaps to personalize it a bit more and they look great. Overall, the functionality AND the look of this keyboard are well worth it.TLDR: Great beginner mechanical keyboard at an affordable price, great lighting, good for gaming and working. Highly recommend.

When I purchased this keyboard, the blue switch version was out of stock so I decided to go with the red switches. I am so glad I did! They have just the right amount of clickiness to them but it's not too loud. The lighting is also amazing! There are so many different settings and while it's not fully customizable, it still does wonders for the price it's set at. I'm currently using this with my macbook pro so some of the shortcut keys don't work, but I knew that going into it. Overall, I would 100% recommend this keyboard. The pink is so cute and I love how easy it is to switch out keys. The only downside is that the wire on the back is bent from shipping but I'm trying to fix that by rerouting it the opposite way. That is literally the only negative thing I can say about it.

I love this keyboard. I got the pink, wired keyboard with blue switches and I have no regrets.Pros:- It is not super loud, but it still has a satisfying click. Although the space bar has this ring after the click, it works fine so I don't have a problem, but while typing for a long period of time, it sticks out to me more and more.- I like how there isn't software to change the lighting. I'm fine with the preset settings that are in place.(FN+INS to change mode, FN + DEL to change color)- The white reflects off the backplate and has a pink tint, which I love.- A gorgeous pink color, I'm considering buying a second one; probably wireless and with the red switches to see how they feel/sound.Cons:- If you don't like clicky keyboards, get the red switches. I personally like them and my family doesn't mind it either.- The cable is long, which is a good and bad thing. It gives it a lot of room for adjustment, but my desk is small so it just leaves a lot of loose cables that I have to deal with.- This is a personal preference, but there is no number pad. It doesn't bother me too much but I reach out by instinct to use one that isn't there.Overall I would 100% recommend this keyboard to anyone. Definitely get it if you're looking for a good budget mechanical keyboard.

I love the color, the rainbow LEDs, and the red switches (the sound is amazing). It's so cute and matches my aesthetic so well. It's so much smaller on my desk than the keyboard that came with my pc so I'm incredibly grateful. I would definitely recommend watching youtube videos comparing the red and the blue switches so you understand what they sound like. Also the red switches take a bit of energy to push down, but I don't really mind that since I like everything else about it.The annoying thing about this keyboard is that I get a twanging/springing/metallic sound when I press a key (which I heard other people having this same issue). It wasn't there for the first few days, but after minimal use it clangs after every keystroke. Everything feels solid, it's just a noisy annoyance. I was a bit worried about other reviews saying that the keyboard stopped working after a few months, so I'll keep you all updated on that as well! I got it for $33 and at the moment it's certainly worth the price if you don't mind the spring noise.