AlienwareLow-Profile RGB Gaming Keyboard AW510K Light, Alienfx Per Key RGB Lighting, Media Controls and USB Passthrough, Cherry MX Low Profile Red Switches, Lunar light

I absolutely love this thing. Pairs PERFECTLY with my Alienware mouse and monitor. I love how you can control all the features of it with the Alienware command center. The keys arent loud and clicky either (Which i usually love) but with late night gaming sessions and little kids...its better off being quiet.

I am ecstatic with my purchase of this keyboard. It is well made, sturdy mostly plastic but high quality. Has USB pass through, lights are vivid and bright with a high level of customization. I also like the low profile keycaps they are comfortable. I have long slender fingers and can have some mispresses because of the length of my fingers. But this keyboard is a great choice with its low profile mechanical keys that are not too loud or clacky.

This keyboard is excellent. One of the nicest I’ve ever used. Great solid, tactile feel, nice and quiet for a mechanical. Lighting is nice.Very highly recommend

I used to miss my full size Corsair K70 with the volume scroll wheel and number pad after using it for nearly 10 years, so it was a bit of a learning curve to adjust to a TKL setup. For about 2 months prior to purchasing the AW420K, I was using the Logitech PRO X TKL RAPID, making all the necessary adjustments in the software and learning to adapt magnetic-analog switches on a smaller size keyboard. The issue I had with the switches was that unlike the Corsair K70, the W A S D didn't have swappable textured keycaps and I had to keep checking my hand positioning when typing and gaming. Additionally I found that typing on the PRO X keyboard was difficult and the AW420K is much more comfortable and I make less keystroke errors.The keys are LOUD, but not MX BLUE loud. The keys also have a pinging sound is some of the larger keys although I really don't mind this as the typing is much more natural due to the feedback and really, you can't notice with headphones on.As you can see, I am using multiple Alienware products and the Command Center was very simple to operate and adjust- I thought this was worth mentioning because I read many reviews that stated it was confusing.

The low-profile cherry switches and design make this keyboard a blast to use! It is so comfortable! It is not as noisy, and I can use it for 16 hours daily with no discomfort. Durability is good. I have been using one for many years now. The cable is also very durable. The USB passthrough & volume bar are neat, but I do not have a use for them. Floating keycap design makes it an easy keyboard to clean. It is also cheaper than other keyboards using the same key switches. I love this thing.

I got this keyboard (white version) on prime day so I got it for 20ish percent off and figured I’d give it a shot. And this is hands down the best keyboard I’ve owned from its feel, sound and look. And if you are looking for a great gaming keyboard pick this one up. If you have an Alienware build already as I do, it does a great job syncing up colors. 10/10 would buy again!

The Alienware 510K is a gorgeous low-profile, fast-actuating rgb keyboard. If that's what you're looking for, than I'd say it's a safe bet you'll almost surely be happy with. It's only real drawbacks are basically the ones you'd expect from Alienware, software and price.Pros:Beautiful RGBExcellent feel and speedy linear keysQuiet yet responsiveGreat media controlsUSB passthrough works wellQuality hardware. The keys feel great, the cable is thick and durable, well packaged, and just holding this keyboard in your hands feels solidCons:Price.Alienware Software. You have to use the latest Alienware Command Center. Now, if you are already using this for something else, the desktop, a mouse or what not, then this is a moot point mostly. But installing another, somewhat clunky software to customize the RGB and Macros is undesirable and it could benefit from from work.RGB profiles are still just a bit limited. The best example I can think of is that the Rainbow wave that makes this keyboard so beautiful is great, but for any serious long term use would want it to be slowed down, at the least, and right now the speed only goes so moderately low. So the software is a bit bulky, needs a little work, is sometimes clunky to customize manually and switch between profiles. But, it all seems to work well so far, and firmware updating was just an easy button press.Update: After a month of using this keyboard, I'd say the quality still impresses me, and to be fair, it's still cheaper than Logitech's comparable keyboard. The rubber feet on the back risers works great.What's not nice is that they've updated the Alienware Command Center, and still, unless you're using it for other things too, it can barely get the job done apart from choosing backlighting presets. Compared to almost every other keyboard, it majorly lacks preset color themes, ability to create your own themes, adjust speed. Software updates came and went and this hasn't changed, which leaves me to assume Alienware has washed their hands of it already.I'm going to downgrade this to a 4 star for now, purely for the software, and hopefully they'll fix this.

This keyboard replaced a Razer that I had spilled coffee and ruined. I like the quieter mechanical keys and the backlighting has a ton of options.