EagleTec KG010 Pro Mechanical Keyboard RGB LED Backlit with Brown Switches Wired 104 Keys for Windows PC Gaming and Office, UK QWERTY (Black)

After my Razer Blackwidow Elite failed, I was on the lookout for a new mechanical keyboard.I didn't want to spend another £100+ so I looked at the budget mechanical keyboards, and came across this one.Even though I didn't find many reviews online, I took the plunge as it was a good price.I'm so glad I did!This keyboard is great.It feels really good, and never misses a keystroke (which means I can't blame the keyboard for my poor gaming anymore!), and is sturdily built, with a metal top.Features-wise it is pretty basic.It has RGB which is set on the keyboard itself, instead of using software on your computer. The Razer had so many options I just never used.It doesn't have any macro keys but it does have media keys and shortcuts, accessible by pressing FN plus F1 through F12.The keys themselves are described as "tactile and quiet", which I think is pretty accurate.They certainly feel like you're typing on a quality keyboard, and have a nice but not overbearing click to them.They're not silent, but not as loud as, for example, a Cherry Blue switch.I've had the keyboard about 2 months now, and use it every day. So far it's held up well, with no keys fading (the keys are see through instead of printed on, so the RGB shines through each key).All in all, you can't go far wrong for this money

I'm pretty impressed with this for the price. The brown switches in this seem about as good as any Cherry MX Brown I've tried, it's sturdy and well built with a solid aluminium top.Took me a while to work out how to programme individual keys, you need to use the top left ' ¬ ¦ key to enter programming mode. Hold down FN, press that key till all three blue LEDs in top right stay on. FN + left and right to cycle colours, hit whichever key you want to turn that colour. As you can see in the pic I've set mine up for Assassin's Creed.Couple of small gripes that stop me awarding the full 5 stars. The flick out stands on the back are weak, one has broken already... Not the end of the world but annoying. Also the keyboard is a loud, not the switches, they're silent as advertised, but the metal reverb. It's been massively helped by adding some O-rings to each key. Still a bit louder than the more premium boards, but I'm happy enough with it for now with the fix!

60gbp good value. Is it any different to my 150gbp keyboard I used to have? No does it feel budgety? no. Can you change colours of individual keys? Yes easily . Very flexible with color schemes and adjustments and you don’t need to bother downloading extra software it’s all done via the keyboard. It looks cool is excellent for gaming . Feels like it will last a long long time. I got it for flight simulator so that I can select various colours for individual keys. So happy with it. Don’t think about it . Yes yes this is the one buy it now

I found cherry red switches weren't for me - this has cherry brown. but the thing is....like most LED keyboards I've tried, the swirling moving LED patterns, don't go to stationary. all the firmware needs to do - is rather than slow to faster, go from stationary to faster. but.....it doesn't?

I live this keyboard, looks well built and the brown switches are perfect, noisy just the right amount. Couldn't find anything similar for the price.

Nice keyboard, but it's only a bit louder when you press the buttons but I think because is normal with the brown switch. But it's really fast and nice. If it was it made with the cherry Mx red switches it was just perfect!

2 years in since purchase ,solid quality with reasonable price

Awful metallic sound when using (coming from the metal casing, not the mechanical keys). Returned.