Womier 60% Gaming Keyboard with Light Box, Wired RGB Backlit Mechanical Keyboard with MCA Keycaps, OEM Profile, Programable, 64 Keys Hot Swappable Cream Key Board (WK68 PRO-White)

I have been using this 60% mechanical keyboard every single day, and it continues to function flawlessly. The pink design looks great on the desk, and the compact layout frees up a ton of mouse space for gaming. A huge personal plus for me is the sound profile; the keys have a very smooth, quiet sound rather than that loud, harsh "clicky clacky" noise, which makes it much more enjoyable to type on for hours. I have never encountered a single connectivity drop or hardware issue since plugging it in. It is incredibly reliable, responsive, and a stellar choice.

Me encantó, se sienten bastante bien las teclas y es muy lindo, aunque no vi que no tenía unas patitas para levantarse un poco 🤪 pero está muy lindo, me ayudó para el osu 👍

The RGB lighting is really cool, such a shame theres no single colour option though. Love the buttery and poppy sounds, but its a little louder than wanted. It’s beautiful though, the overall feel, the smoothness of the keycaps and the transparency is astonishing. If rgb is off, you can see that the keycaps have like a pretty slow gradient that goes from white/transparent to pinkish. Overall, it’s amazing but I wouldn’t keep it for a keyboard I would keep very long. The esc key + number keys sound more buttery and better than the main letters which sucks but its nice

I am impressed with this keyboard. Having always used tactile switches for work, this keyboard has shown me why linear switches are preferred for gaming. The key travel is smooth, and the distance feels satisfying. This is also my first 60% keyboard. I've always used 104-key units, but for the casual gaming I do, this layout removes a lot of unnecessary keys. The keyboard has a substantial weight and feels very solid and well built. Lighting: The built in lighting options are great, both for the keyboard backlights and the side lighting. The lights are bright, and there are a good number of effects to choose from. I appreciate not having to install software for peripherals, so having so many built-in options is a major plus. I am always worried about what data they gather , security vulnerabilities they may have, or worse so being able to avoid all of that and still get a ton of options is great. My personal favorite is the one where the keys light up after pressing them + the rainbow back. Issues: 1. On the first keyboard I ordered the bottom row did not light up. The second keyboard worked fine. 2. The provided USB cable is a bit short, though I plan to replace it with a right-angle cable regardless. 3. This one is not really an issue but the backlighting is great and I wish I could see more of it while using it. I do however understand the design choice to prevent it from being too in your face. I'm considering getting a triangular prism to catch some of the light from the back side bar. I have seen a very similar keyboard that shares a similar lightbar. The biggest difference is that this one uses traditional switches, while the other uses Hall effect keys. The rest comes down to somewhat minor aesthetic differences. If you prefer switches over Hall effect keys and want to save a little money, this might be the keyboard for you. It really comes down to personal preference. I myself prefer switches and with my reaction time rapid trigger of hall effect keys will not make me a contender. Also I am a casual gamer with mixed usage so I fit right in with mechanical switches (benefits of HE would somewhat be lost on me). I am a mechanical keyboard novice and can't really speak to the guts of the keyboard but at this point but I know what I like and I like this keyboard. I recommend it.

Took me 6 keyboards to go through to find the one I loved most. This keyboard is very cute if you’re into the color purple. The LEDs are actually BRIGHT not like usual fake advertisements showing them bright and they’re not. And the buttons are SOOO smooth and feel so good on click on. They make just the perfect noise and not that ultra gaming / PC noise gamers like. This keyboard is for those who like the clicks noise but the comfortable clicking noise that’s not too loud and obnoxious and feels good on the fingers. I highly recommend. Just be aware it is only half a keyboard so letters are closer together so typing at first might seem annoying cuz the letters get tangled together , but I’m sure overtime you get used to it and the proper location of the letters.