surmen 60% Wireless Gaming Keyboard 60 Percent RGB Backlit Hot-Swappable GT61 Mini Mechanical Keyboard Bluetooth Programmable (Gateron Yellow, Joker)

Absolutely great love it my son thinks it's amazing so that's all that

Not only is this thing beautifully colored and wireless, but it also has a wide variety of rgb and brightness settings which is great for using it in the dark for a media center. This thing is solid.

The media could not be loaded. I recently got my hands on the Surmen 60% Wireless Gaming Keyboard, and I must say, it has exceeded my expectations in every aspect. I initially bought it for my daughter who has recently enjoyed swapping keycaps and switches on some of my boards. I wanted to buy a more budget option for her as she is only 7. She had a great time building it but, since she is 7, has no real use for it lol. Anyways I started using it for my ipad and i’m SUPER impressed. I also want to note before I start that my expectations were not very high, this is a budget board but a pretty nice one in my opinion.First and foremost, the compact design of this keyboard is a game-changer. The 60% layout means it takes up significantly less desk space compared to a full-sized keyboard, making it perfect for people who prioritize a clutter-free setup. Despite its size, Surmen hasn't compromised on functionality. All the essential keys are present and accounted for. Gamers would probably love this layout as it allows you to bring the mouse closer to your hands during game play.One of the standout features of this keyboard is its wireless capability. It was easy to setup and the connection has been smooth and responsive.The Gateron switches on the Surmen 60% keyboard are incredibly solid and responsive. It has customizable RGB lighting, allowing you to personalize the keyboard. The build quality is robust, and the keycaps feel durable.Another noteworthy feature is the programmability. With Surmen's user-friendly software or with VIA, I can quickly remap keys and create macros.This keyboards stabilizer’s are plate mounted. The keyboard was delivered with a key/switch puller and some extra keycaps.Battery life is impressive, too, with the keyboard lasting several days on a single charge, depending on usage. Charging is hassle-free with the included braided USB-C cable.One minor drawback could be the learning curve for those who are new to the 60% layout. However, the benefits of increased mouse maneuverability and the overall aesthetics far outweigh the initial adjustment period in my opinion.The Surmen 60% Wireless Gaming Keyboard is an outstanding peripheral that delivers on its promises. Its compact design, responsive switches and customization options make it a great option for anyone looking for a budget mechanical keyboard.Price: BudgetSwitches: Gateron (various styles available)Hot Swappable: Yes // 3 pin styleBluetooth/Wireless: Yes both 5.0 and 3.0Keycaps: PCB (various color options)Profile: OEMLights: Backlit // ProgrammableStabilizers: Plate Mounted

Got this, charged it up, and have been using it non-stop since getting it. I love the angle of the keyboard, that it takes standard keycaps, and everything it hot swap. I did change the caps, and the only problem with that is you might not remember your hotkeys from the factory. That isn't an issue for me, but your mileage may vary.the only issue I have ran into is sometimes the bluetooth will be a little laggy, mainly with shift. I don't know what it is about that but it's not too big of an issue when I'm typing. The keys sound fantastic, the base is weighty, and the size is great for me to save some desk space when I'm studying or transcribing notes. Overall, I wouldn't bat an eye if this was twice the price.Might not be as nice as a NuPhy or other big-name keyboard, but as an entry level, bluetooth, mech keyboard, anyone will be happy with it.Oh a the RGB is great, and I love all the different patterns you can do.

Me encanta el color trabaja bien