MageGee Portable 60% Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, MK-Box LED Backlit Compact 68 Keys Mini Wired Office Keyboard with Blue Switch for Windows Laptop PC Mac - Black/White

The media could not be loaded. The keyboard looks good, keys have feedback and are smooth. All keys are functional, including the ~ and `. I replaced some black keys with the orange keys that came along, it improved the looks much. Long term durability will make this purchase epic.Now the keys are obtrusive, no light passes through, and personally I don't care about it. Overall, I am satisfied with this cozy keyboard. I just hope it lasts long.--------Update-----------------------------------------------------The 'E' key malfunctioned within 3 days. I have asked for a replacement, and I am very sceptical of the electronics quality of this keyboard. This keyboard has got the look and feel, but what good is it if the keys don't work!--------Update1----------------Received replacement keyboard. It is working great at the moment and fingers crossed!--------Update2----------------The keyboard is working flawless! I'm very satisfied with the casual as well as gaming experience.

I am extremely disappointed with this keyboard. It stopped working within a few days of purchase, and despite being under warranty, I was unable to claim it due to poor customer support. The lack of responsiveness and failure to honor the warranty is unacceptable. Not worth the hassle. Avoid this brand!. Keeping the Price point there are various other brands that are cheaper and provides good warranty support overall.[Update]This is for those who have purchased the product and it's keys are misfiring after 2 - 3 months of usage.1. Find any Outemu Mechanical Switches for Swappable Keyboards2. Remove the Key from Keyboard3. The Blue Switch is very Rigid You need to take a Knife and Pluck it out4. When you will remove the switch 1 Wire from it will be removed and 1 will be stuck there kee it like that5. Insert the blue switch on top of itit should work. the Blue switches will cost you around INR 300 - 500 for 20 switches

this keyboard is pretty good at its price point it has a sleek mat color design , nice typing experience but the major cons with is keyboard is it doesn't have see-through keys so the backlight is just for the aesthetics and not as function. Hence it is a solid product.

For 2 months it did preform brilliant but now more than 2-3 keys are causing problem sometimes they don't work atall can other times 1 click gives 3 inputs

2 keys are failing to response sometimes after a month of use. Other than that it works well for the price.

Okay Guys I want to share something review about less than a day of use this Magegee MKBox Orange variant keyboard1-Delivery: It was late within the timing of 9:00 P.M2-Box Packaging: There is no issue or compromise in packaging3-Keyboard Manual: It was pretty Good Keyboard Manual for this variant of MKBox Magegee Keyboard4-Keyboard Quality: It was actually Good and feels premium and gives the classic vibe for the Orange Keyboard Variant5-Keyboard Extra KeyCaps: The Orange key caps are the extra keys you can replace with respective keycodes or whatever, but orange keys are slightly longer than other keys6-Blue Switch: The switches are very responsive and the sound of every switch is very clicky, and pressing the keys feels good and premium for this budget segmentThats it for today's review maybe I'll update this review in future for future buyer but today my impressions are very satisfiedI don't want to add pictures or videos now cause due to future review 😅

TLDR : Not worth the money. Huge Ghosting issues. Disappointing working.As much as the keyboard looks good, the pertinent issues should be a good enough reason to stay away.Usage: Heavy Gaming. Primarily FPS games. Some Typing usage. All with delicate handling (not a hard typist).Actual Review:Within 1st month of usage, 2 of my keys have stopped working entirely while multiple keys have ghosting issues as well. This is pretty disappointing considering how well it could have performed. A better reccomendation would be to go for RedGear or CB KBs if you want to delve into a lower range keyboard.

The build quality and keyscaps, key stability are all really good for the price point. That is the only plus point. But the electronic parts of the keys are not at all good. Started having issues with keys. Sometimes clicks won't register and sometimes a single click is printed out multiple times. The issue still persists but it is usable as of now. Since keys are not hot swappable so your best bet is to buy new keyboard if issues like this start to happen.Also these keyboards are bulk manufactured. The brand names like "magegee" mean little to nothing in terms of quality. So all keyboards that look like this from different brands are all gonna have same issue.