Guffercty kred 65% Percent Gaming Keyboard Hot-Swappable with Side Light Strip, 68 Keys Wired Mechanical Keyboard with Knob Arrow Keys RGB Backlight for Win/Mac (68 Pink)

Things to love about this board:•Two stage feet for different typing heights/angles.•Hotswap switches and the whole keyboard can be taken apart fairly simply.•Sounds pretty good out of box!•Everything comes adequately lubed.•Half decent switch/cap pulled included.•RGB is easily controlled with a single button, No FN+ whatever to change colors. (Though you do need FN+ to change speeds/brightness)•Completely software independent, truly plug n play.The bad (but easily tolerable) things about this board.•Removing the top set of keys (ESC/Function keys) and the sidekeys (PG keys) is incredibly difficult due to how snugly the case fits around the caps, making getting a keycap puller under the key nearly impossible.•Comes with a basic white USB-C (but i can’t complain much for the price.)Overall this makes an incredible budget keyboard whether its your first board or your fifth board. It looks nice, sounds great and all for an unbeatable price.

Per the headline, really cant complain about this budget mechanical keyboard. The switches sound great, and feel pretty good for linears. The volume knob is what I was looking for since my Epomaker likes to insert random periods when I type, and the lights are fine.Only real issue is that some keycaps don't fit into the corner spots as the the keys are set into the plastic, so some of the corners of the plastic do not give enough clearance to the caps (I'm using the Galaxy Class Star Trek TNG keycaps), specifically DSA keycaps. The stock caps that come with the board work fine.

Looks like GTSP, aka Guffercty kred is selling the Skyloong GK84 75% board with all the features. I'm not sure what is missing, but I was not able to find the Skyloong 75% board on Amazon other than this one. It is wireless; it has the skyloong gasket, optical reds, shine-through keycaps, etc. It comes with a replacement spacebar, so you don't have to use the red one in the picture & replacement Esc key, so you don't have to use the proprietary "stepped" Esc key by Skyloong. It is hot-swappable. So the board normally sells for more on the official website. The software is hard to understand, but you'll have to look on YouTube for GK61 owners to show you how they configured the software. All the keys are remappable. You have 3-layers to program, but those won't have RGB, you have RGB on the "Driver" layer, so that is a little confusing. Basically, use the "Driver" layer and then reprogram the other layers with other remapped keys. The board does not come with a keyboard cover, it is wrapped in plastic in a cardboard box. Comes with a generic key and switch puller, a nice braided 6ft cord with a velcro tie attached. I don't know when it was manufactured, but probably in 2021 because the S/N ends in 21. I wish it came with a plastic dust cover like the Skyloong boards do when they come direct from the factory, but it's okay. GTSP seems like a great company, and I hope they continue to provide these boards! Thank you GTSP!

Certain keys were tied to "hidden" functions. The numbers keys do not work after these "hidden function keys" are pressed. Typing anything with a specific letter, which is part of our name, would instantly open an MSDOS looking window. Then the administrator request window. Then the computer information (ip, etc) window. Regardless of how many times we reset to factory settings. I believe it is the factory settings that programmed the keyboard to access OUR information. I am not a conspiracy theorist or paranoid OLD person. Tech is part of my professional and private life. This is highly scary! This keyboard was intended for my little girl (daughter). Thank goodness I had not connected her PC to the rest of the network or attached her other peripherals. Buyer BEWARE! Dangerous and highly suspicious!

I acquired this keyboard to replace my Logitech pop keys I had beforehand. coming from a Logitech keyboard to this has been an experience considering keycaps were harder to search for considering Logitech at its own standard when it came to certain keys. this is one of the cheaper hot swappable boards I've seen and so far it sounds and feels amazing. I have put a few different key caps sets on it but the default ones have had the best feeling and sound in my opinion. overall if you're looking for a really good mechanical keyboard on the cheap I would recommend this

Title says it all. If you want a cute keyboard and don't care about software, then this one is nice.

so nice

Quality control seems to be an issue, the first keyboard i received had a few key switches that did not function and no it's not because of the settings. Out of the box the key switches sound really good, but that's about it. The volume knob cannot be replaced by a custom knob because it is cut down in size. Certain keycaps like SA and MT3 will not work with this keyboard do to the spacing of the top frame, also due to the frame keycaps closest to it are nearly impossible to take out. There is no software for this keyboard which is clear that there wouldn't be when i purchased this keyboard, this means you have to rely on keyboard shortcuts to fine tune the lighting and set up certain keys like setting the knob to control volume and mute, but as soon as you unplug the keyboard all your settings are gone and the keyboard is back to default. For an extra $20 save yourself the trouble and go with the TM680.

This mechanical 75% keyboard is an auditory delight! The sound it produces is music to my ears—a satisfying, clicky symphony with every keystroke. The build quality is exceptional, offering both durability and a premium feel. Typing on it is an absolute joy, making work or gaming sessions even more enjoyable. The compact size of the 75% layout is a fantastic space-saver without compromising functionality. If you're in search of a keyboard that not only performs flawlessly but also sounds incredibly satisfying, you found it.