ABKONCORE 100% Mechanical Hot Swappable Gaming Keyboard K595, Full Key Rollover Wired USB Rainbow LED Backlit, 104 Keys Splash-Proof GTMX Blue Switches for Gaming, Work, Home, Office, PC, Mac, Windows

This keyboard is a fantastic gaming keyboard. The shape of the keys and the board itself are very ergonomic and it cuts down on hand strain. The aesthetics of the lights are truly adorable, I wish they got a little bit brighter, but it's still decent. However, it is VERY loud. Kind of like having an old typewriter. Will definitely annoy everyone else in the room with you. I think the noise is kind of endearing, but if you plan to do a lot of typing, it will probably get old very quickly.All this being said, I love mine and I'm keeping it. But make sure you have a good setup at home where the noise won't be that much of an issue.

Sure, there are keyboards that cost way more—but for the money, this keyboard is a solid choice. I liked it so much I purchased 2 more of them after the first.

I am new to mechanical keyboards in general. I was hoping this type would be an option as I hate "slim" keyboards that are the majority of keyboards out there these days.Pros: Heavy duty, sturdy, think it will last a long time, colors are pretty (***color settings are nice, just really wish you could change it to all one color if you wanted though)Cons: The number row with the blue color backlight is very hard to read to see if i'm hitting the right button.Extremely loud.Sometimes the number pad enter key take a couple times pressing for it to react (im not sure why)Overall I'm somewhat satisfied...just wish I would see the number row better and it wasn't so loud. Other than those things it's a really nice keyboard.

My dad bought this, and I just feel like I should review it because I'm the one who ended up using this one the most. I really didn't care for this keyboard that much during the time I was using it. First of all, I don't really like the colors. I know that that isn't really the main focus, because I am sure most of you are interested in the way it feels and preforms, however if any of you are curious about the backlit keys, the colors are kinda bland and not very nice to look at. They have different settings for you to change the way the keyboard lights up, and some are kinda cool, but I just wish you could change the colors.Now onto the more important part, the way it feels and sounds. Firstly the sound really isn't pleasing... which is odd for a mechanical keyboard because usually they sound quite satisfying. However, personally I felt like these keys were overly clicky, and not the good kind of clicky. It is just a very VERY loud keyboard... and not one where people want to hear you typing.It also feels pretty cheap in my opinion. The keys feel like plastic, I'm not sure what they're actually made of but feels like plastic. I have a keyboard from Logitech where the keys don't feel nearly as cheap, and it sounds really nice in comparison to this one. The Logitech keyboard is also quite heavy and sturdy, whereas this one feels really lightweight and once again, the whole thing kinda feels plastic-like.I played a lot of games with this, but mainly I played a lot of Osu!. Whether it be classic Osu! or Osu! Mania, I was playing two rhythm games that DEFINITELY tested the performance of this keyboard. I ended up switching keyboards because I felt like there were a lot of times that you had to get press on a key right perfectly in the middle in order for it to register properly that you had tapped it. The keyboard kinda held me back from getting perfect hits occasionally, which is not good for someone playing rhythm games. However, if you just play FPS games or something which mainly require "aswd" and possibly a few other keys, I don't see how the performance of this keyboard could do you any harm.In short, it works, but you may wanna invest into something a bit higher quality if you want something that'll feel nice and look nice.

I think this is one of the better valued mechanical keyboards out there. I did not get this for gaming but to get back to the proper feel of a keyboard. The mechanical clicking is just the right volume to get that sound of typing that I have missed for years. The keys are very responsive when I type and now that I can hear each click, I know when I miss a key when typing a password. The only downside for me do far is the font on the keys is too modern for my age (get off my lawn!). Not certain of the quality of construction yet as that will take time to show.

Edit** after 3 emails with their amazing customer support, a minor problem was resolved and I'm very happy. This was the simplest and most quick interaction I've ever had with customer service.But anyway, on to my review of the product.Just unboxed a second ago. Immediately felt a better gaming experience after using. For the amount of money I spent, I honestly expected a lesser quality product. However, let me happily inform you that after days and days of use, this keyboard has not disappointed at all. I might have to purchase a Mouse next!

I bought the keyboard and it came in the mail I think it got damaged in shipping. Half the keys were broken so I bought another one and it was great. They have these led effects: Breathe, Wave, Custom, Zig Zag And a couple more. I really like the noise it is a really loud and satisfying click like a real mechanical keyboard. The only thing negative is that it isn't full RGB so it only has rainbow but the effects are really good. This good of a keyboard for this low price is a great deal compared to other mechanical keyboards

Likes:-Metal top plate-Switch feel-USB C-Backlight is brightDislikes:-Rainbow LEDs (not RGB or a single consistent color)-The board is pingy and resonant in a cheap way.-The keycaps have printed sub legends so light doesn't shine though those.Overall: I like it and think it's a good buy for $20

El teclado funciona muy bien y no es tan caro, sin embargo despues de un tiempo comenzo a no captar muy bien o a hacer falso la tecla ctrl, y en mi caso como lo uso para programacion y para los juegos, sabran que es una tecla muy importante o hasta para navegar en la web.Cumple con su funcion pero es probable que al pasar un poco mas el tiempo presente algunas fallas como en mi caso la tecla.

The media could not be loaded.  Llevo un mes con el teclado, hasta ahora ha funcionado perfecto, estoy muy satisfecho. No es muy pesado y a pesar de eso se siente bastante resistente, el brillo LED de las teclas no es muy alto, pero para mi gusto es genial, ademas el sonido que producen las teclas me gusta mucho (es mi primer teclado mecánico), pero si a ti te molesta mucho el ruido, mejor busca otro. En resumen, buena compra.EDIT: teniendo ya 8 meses con el teclado.Poco después del primer mes (casi casi después de que escribí la primer reseña) noté que la tecla Delete o "<--" comenzaba a sonar diferente, haciendo una especie de tintineo (anexo el video de prueba).Si aprecian el video, lo ideal es que las teclas suenen como cuando presiono Enter, pero al probar con "<--" notarán el tintineo del que hablo (recomiendo subir el volumen y de preferencia con audífonos).Yo pensé: "Bueno, solo es esa tecla, además, por lo barato que me salió, no me puedo quejar". (Cabe aclarar que cuando lo compré estaba en $780 pesos mexicanos, ahorita está arriba de $1200).El caso es que alrededor de hace una semana, noté que algunas de las teclas numéricas de en medio comenzaron a hacer ese mismo sonidito. Y quizás ustedes pensaran: "¡Qué exagerado! No es para tanto.", pero créanme, sí que lo es. Muchas veces me encuentro escribiendo código durante la noche y ese tintineo llega a tornarse demasiado molesto, además, una de las razones por las que compré un teclado mecánico es por ese agradable sonido que producen las teclas al presionarlas, cosa que se ha arruinado por completo con ese "metalito", incluso mientras escribo esta reseña estoy escuchándolo y vaya que es irritante. Una prueba más de que lo barato, sale caro.Y bueno, ya que estoy aquí, me puse a leer las reseñas y me he encontrado con personas que incluso les han dejado de funcionar algunas teclas. Nombre, de mal en peor. En fin, considérenlo muy bien antes de comprarlo.

El teclado es de una calidad de construcción muy buena, la base es metálica por lo cual se siente muy firme y duradero (cosa que está por verse), la iluminación a pesar de no ser rgb esa muy bonita. Los switches azules que trae se sienten bien pero si hacen ruido así que si quieres que toda tu familia se entere cuando estás jugando estos son los ideales lo que personalmente no me gustó mucho por eso les doy 4 estrellas pero eso es algo personal. Además cabe decir que vienen en inglés pero nada que un ajuste de teclado no solucione.

Muy bueno por su precio, los switch azules se escuchan perfecto, si te gusta que al presionar las teclas suene bastante, entonces, este teclado es para ti, el RGB se podría mejorar un poco

La sensación al tacto es buena, el nivel de ruido es aceptable considerando el tipo de switch, a mi me agrada que haga ruido. La iluminación es tenue pero tiene pocos niveles, tiene pocos modos de iluminación pero puedes configurar un modo para tener sólo encendidas las teclas que desees, esto para juegos es muy agradable. En general es un teclado que tiene una buena apariencia y construcción y que por el costo es una gran opción además de que tiene el plus de que puedes cambiar el tipo de switch.