GK GAMAKAY TK75HE V2 Rapid Trigger Wired Mechanical Keyboard TFT Screen, 8KHz Polling Rate 0.01mm RT Accuracy, Snap Tap, Hall Effect Magnetic Switch 75% RGB Gaming Keyboard (White, Magnetic Mercury)

This keyboard is lightning-fast with ultra-low latency and rapid trigger accuracy—perfect for gaming and typing. The RGB lighting is stunning, and the TFT screen is a great bonus. Solid build, customizable keys, and smooth performance make it worth every penny.

Got as an alternative to my black widow keyboard. I like how quiet it is, keys are hall effect and responsive and the board as a whole has a wonderful tactile feeling. Build quality feels substantial in the hand.Price was pretty great for whatever it is. No complaints at all and I'm enjoying using this as an alternative to my suoer loud mechanical razer keyboard.TL;DR: Can't recommend enough if you want a quiet solution. Each tap of a button is satisfying and it is a esthetically pleasing.

Ok! Cool board, very fun to use but I have a few gripes, though I'll get to that later - first let's focus on the positives of this board.Positives: #1, fairly quiet, when I say this board is QUIET, I mean this board is QUIET. It's not like super super quiet, but quiet enough to where it isn't a disruption if you have roommates or anything of the sort, so, great for that. #2 customization and software - the software itself is actually not too bad, you can customize the board greatly, which I enjoy, but being able to modify the actuation and dead zones of the board is great, makes the board more responsive and overall feel good."Negatives": #1 Build Quality, its mostly plastic, which isnt necessarily a horrible thing - but I would love to see this board made aluminum, and have more heft to it#2 Certain Keys not retaining comfortable feel for the board, for example backspace, enter, and shift - do not feel like the rest of the keyboard, however, it isn't extremely noticable, maybe it just needs some breakage since I've only been using it for a few hours, but if i can update this i will!#3 Price - though at first I was hesitant, i caved in and bought it because I needed the quietness, but the price is a bit high, It's a decently premium board, but there are some very noticable minor issues (maybe it's just my board, but my gif/ image part of the board has a little indent going down on it that's kind of annoying) - definitely not a problem free keyboard#4 no wireless - this makes me very sad. that is all.

I have been using this keyboard for over a week for all of my gaming and general computer use. The keyboard is objectively the best functioning and most responsive one I've ever used. The snap tapping feature works perfectly and I have been abusing it on CS2; which honestly feels like a cheat code. Being able to adjust submillimeter key inputs has made movement feel more responsive on all the competitive shooters as well.My one gripe with the keyboard is that the LED colors are incredibly inaccurate and cannot even create the color white. It seemingly works fine on the automatic color changing mode but as soon as you try to use specific colors on the RGB scale none of them come out looking right. White (255,255,255) turns it blue and the brightest orange makes it an odd shade of green. I've never experienced another keyboard having this issue, so it may have been unfortunate quality control in my case.Overall in comparison to keyboards with similar features, this one has exceptional quality at in many cases a $200 discount. If you're here simply for the competitive advantage at a good price, this keyboard is flawless. If you're here for accurate LED color shades, you may run into some frustration.

This is definitely the most responsive keyboard I’ve ever tried. It picks up even the lightest touch, making my old boards feel sluggish. The quick trigger makes FPS movement buttery smooth, the RGB lighting pops at night, and the little screen is handy. Swapping switches was way easier than I expected.

The media could not be loaded. I loved this keyboard but there are definitely too many major issues for me to justify keeping it.Pros:The Silent Hall Effect Phoenix switches are my favorite hall effect switches that I've tried in a long time. Typing feel is amazing.One of the few HE keyboards with a knob and screen.Cons:Plastic construction feels cheap and hollow, but what you would expect for the low priceWired only. Normally I do not care about tri-mode Bluetooth or 2.4ghz on a gaming keyboard but if this is unplugged it immediately resets all customizations since there is no internal battery. This includes actuation points as well as date/time on the keyboard and also erases any GIFs you've loaded on to the screen (GIFs take almost 5 minutes to load back onto the keyboard using the software app so it's not like you can just easily set a new profile with it every time you turn on the computer).If you leave the keyboard plugged in it stays on even if you've locked your screen and the screen has gone to sleep. After awhile the keyboard just starts flashing like crazy as if the power is being interrupted and won't stop until you unplug the keyboard or wake your computer up again. Unplugging would normally not be a problem if it didn't reset all configurations but it does.Software is clunky.Conclusion:I will be returning this. I definitely will look forward to their V3 when it comes out. Hopefully they implement tri-mode with a decent battery or program the keyboard to go to sleep without freaking out or needing to unplug the keyboard.Another thing that would be nice would be if they made an all aluminum case as a Pro Model with tri-mode connection. That alongside the silent switches and the knob+screen would make this the perfect HE keyboard for me. I am tempted to buy the silent HE switches separately off their site and just put it in another better constructed HE board but it's hard finding a high quality board with both a screen and a knob.