GK GAMAKAYLK67 RGB Modular DIY Mechanical Keyboard, 67 Keys Hot Swap 3pin/5pin Switch, Programmable Triple Mode Bluetooth 5.0/USB-C Wired/2.4GHz Wireless Customized Keyboard Kit (Milky White)

Es magnífico si vienes de un teclado ya armado, es decir, el típico teclado barato que ni si quiera se puede considerar ga de entrada.Ahora bien, viene la explicación del porqué de las 4 estrellas, y la razón es que el plástico se deforma cuando lo abres, puede que yo no sepa manejar correctamente el plástico, pero en mi caso, el plástico se deformó.Por lo que les recomiendo no abrirlo, utilizen mods que se puedan implementar sin abrir el teclado, como el PE Foam qje es como una pegatina y ya sería todo lo recomendable que le podrían hacer y la ultima modificación que le podrían hacer son los estabilizadores.Si gustan arriesgarse adelante, pero no lo estén abriendo constantemente solo abranlo 1 vez, pero en esa vez hagan las modificaciones correctas y traten de no equivocarse en ellas, para así evitar abrirlo, es mas si pudieran cómprense 2,uno que sea su conejillo de experimentación y el otro que sea el bueno.Muchas gracias por leer.Edicion:Si lo llegan a modificar no corten todos los postes, simplemente corten los postes de en medio, los que están en el del backspace, el de multimedia, el de las flechas, el del shift izquierdo, el de espacio y el del tabulador son los que no deben de cortar porque ayudan a que el Top Housing cierre correctamente, no cometan el error mio de cortar el del espacio.Y si quieren realizar el Tape mod solo pongan una capa para que así la entrada USB-C no esté descentrada del agujero.El PE Foam si es muy recomendable mejorará mucho más el sonido que ya tiene de stock.Y ya son todas las recomendaciones que tengo para que no cometan los mismos errores que desgraciadamente yo cometí.Segunda edicion:Después de un par de modificaciones para lograr la mejor experiencia sonora, el teclado obtuvo una cierta curvatura que hace que baile sin la presencia de un mouse Pad, por lo que recomiendo que si vas a modificar el teclado, pienses muy bien en lo que le vas a realizar para evitar el Case se deforme.

Writing this review after fully completing my keyboard build.Firstly, props to the vendor for providing such an excellent board with great value, AND for providing great customer support. Although being constructed of mostly plastic, this board feels great and weighty for its price point.Second, modding with this board is fairly simple, yet a little complex. For this board, I have used a mix of lubed Gateron Clears and Browns. For some misc. mods, I have used electrical tape and packing foam to get a "thocky" sound profile and the typing experience has never been smoother. The stabilizers are alright as well, although I do not really like the spacebar stab out of the lot.There were a few issues that I did not like. The selection switch for the 3 connection modes, feels really frail and does not slide in a way that indicates that the mode has changed. To remedy this, I placed thin pieces of electrical tape around the hole cutout so that the switch is a bit sturdier. Another issue I ran into was with the hot swap sockets, upon first impressions, these sockets are a bit hard to press switches into but get easier the more you swap switches. I noticed that after inserting the switches the first time, it took quite a bit of force and it put unnecessary pressure on my fingers. Over time as I modded and tested out the board over two weeks, the sockets became much more loose and easier to insert switches into.Overall, I am glad to say that for my first build, I am glad to have chosen the LK 67. This is one of the cheaper beginner boards and it was fairly simple to mod and get amazing results. As a plus, the customer support is top notch as they follow up quickly with any reviews and questions that anyone might have. I will definitely keep Gamakay in mind for my next keyboard build!

Once I got the keyboard, I started modding it, I put a thin layer of foam in the case, tape modded the pcb, lubed all of the stabs and lubed the switches, the wire balance is amazing and it’s poppy, the parts for this is the Akko cs crystal switches, milk Japanese keycaps

the lk67 is an amazing pcb, this was my first custom keyboard build using novelkey x cream switches and it was super easy to put together the stabilisers are perfect and it looks incredible, it is on the expensive side but well worth it!

This is a really great keyboard for the price. The build quality is much higher than I thought it would be and the hot swap sockets are quality. The software is extremely poor but that is to be expected at this price range, there are some newer models from other companies that are doing a better job there but if you're not planning on rebinding keys or only doing simple remaps it's sufficient. The RGB is very nice and diffuses through the board well. I used the included stabilizers but lubed them and they sound great. Built it out with Gateron Milky Yellow Pro's, Razer PBT shine through keycaps, a genuine Fender Tone Pot for the knob. Mods were tape mod and silicone pour. I attempted burger o ring mount and PE foam but the case wouldn't close, unless you're going to cut up small pieces of foam or use something like polyfill you'll likely have that same problem. Be careful when opening the case so you don't damage the wireless switch, I recommend you look up badmark's LK67 video on youtube that shows how to properly open and close the case to avoid this trouble if you are going to be modding it. All 3 connection modes work great.When buying keycaps be sure that they include 65% compatibility because this does have a smaller shift key. I think it is 1.5 or 1.75u. If you do not have the correct keycap you will be stuck using an oddly sized smaller one. I had to pull one from a different set of mine since the Razer set does not include non-standard compatibility.