DK63 60% Wireless Mechanical Gaming Keyboard | Bluetooth/2.4G/Wired Keyboard | RGB Backlit Compact 63 Keys Mini Office Keyboard | with Blue Switch | for Windows Laptop PC Gamer Typist-Black

ok first lets get this out of the way. 60% means smaller than a full sized keyboard that’s the point. I mean it say 63 keys in the title. it has with Blue Switch, therefore clicky keys, again THAT’S THE POINT. This is for a gamer pc set up, not business, but a gamer. Does not take a ton of space on your desk and looks good. The keys are amazing, very satisfying click and fast response and I have had 0 issues with ghosting. This this is a good deal at double the price. Again small form factor (60% size, 63 keys) with fast action blue switch keys. Just plain good stuff

What I like: solid keyboard with lots of functionality that's fairly well laid out and self-documenting. That last part is important because all these products are made overseas, so the manuals are terse and sometimes baffling and you'll lose them anyway, and then you'll be somewhere wondering how you access, say, the back-tick key. What I don't like: like many of these keyboards, the physical Bluetooth/Off/Wireless switch is incredibly flimsy and I predict it will break after a depressingly low number of cycles. What a shame. All this engineering in a nice keyboard, likely undone by a bad "on/off" switch.

For the price expected a cheap feeling, problematic keyboard but im truly enjoying this. Frame is plastic but is pretty rigid and feels quite sturdy. Have yet to have to charge the battery. My biggest complaint is the battery life indicator. Instructions claim the space bar will flash a color but its the button next to it that indicates the battery life.

My son loves this mechanical keyboard. He has actually started carrying it in his bookbag for use in school. The backlighting is bright enough and each key and letter is lit. You can connect via usb-c or Bluetooth and the keyboard has rechargeable batteries. The sound of the keys is just right; the keys don't sound like they are echoing in an empty room. The only thing that I feel is not right is the height of the keyboard as lengthy use can cause some strain on the wrists. A wristpad might be a good purchase if you use the keyboard for a long time.

I really like this keyboard overall and its more affordable with more flexibility and features than most. I bought two to see if i wanted different styles/sizes. This was the smaller keyboard i tried and the only one from this brand. Video to allow you to hear the sound. Far more mechanical than others but has good volume. The smaller keyboard takes some getting used to from my macbook pro 12 in. I love the color change feature even as someone who does not care for the extra colors usually. The keys have good bounce back and are very springy. My only problem is that one of the rubber foot pads were missing. Not the end of the world but the wobble is annoying and makes me not want to use it. Amazon reached out to the seller on my behalf, I didnt want to return over such an easy remedy. We requested if they could send more rubber rather than for me to return and we did not hear anything back ever. So, customer service and lack of response is the only reason that it is not 5 stars. Otherwise, easy connectivity especially between devices. I mostly use Bluetooth but wanted usb access for a backup. Holds a long charge. Video added for sound as many reviews leave that out and its a big decidng factor for me!!

The sound and feel of the keys hang out in that nice middle ground for sound and force. It *does* make noise, but not enough to be heard rooms away, and I'm one of those people who finds the sounds of clicking keys soothing. I'm using the keyboard along with my iPad and it plays nice with iOS as a straight up basic keyboard, set up was easy. It's annoying not being able to use all of the function keys on iOS, but I'll live. No complaints at all typing on it with tendon problems. The size is fine. It takes getting used to having the / ? key to the right of shift and number keys, but eventually the brain adapts. So, for the price, it's a decent mechanical keyboard, although the experience is probably better on Windows-compatible devices. Three months later: At first, the keyboard was fantastic, but now the battery life is way down. A full charge only lasts maybe a day and a half to two days at most depending on use. And of course, it's too late to return it. If you plan to use the keyboard plugged in, you're probably fine.

This keyboard worked great for about 3 weeks. My son said the clicking sound was "satisfying." Then the lights started blinking on the keyboard and no matter how we tried to resolve the issue, it will not work. I unfortunately missed the return window due to the ice and snow. After posting this review, the company reached out to me and is issuing a refund.

best keyboard ever. so easy to pair and the light settings are so good. battery lasts as well! No lag, and the sound isn’t too clicky. It has a good weight to it as well! feels very durable. you can also change the key caps to ANY keys you like. Cool design too 👍🏻