Phantom+ Elite 87 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard | RGB LED Backlit | Hot Swappable Wraith Red Switches | 87 Key TKL Layout | Thocky Sound Profile | Tri-Mode Wireless Bluetooth/2.4GHz | Black

I recently purchased the Tecware Phantom Plus 104 RGB mechanical keyboard and decided to replace the original ABS keycaps with pudding PBT ones. While I did prefer the 'thockier' sound of the original caps, the PBT pudding keycaps from Tecware themselves offer better value overall, thanks to their texture, durability, and visually appealing aesthetics when combined with the LED RGB lighting. Speaking of the lighting, the RGB illumination on this keyboard is consistently vibrant. You can easily configure many LED settings using keyboard shortcuts like FN key + '-' or '=', along with keys like Ins, Home, PgUp, Del, End, PgDn, and '`~'. Tecware also provides software for additional customization options, although I found it to be unnecessary. Although the keyboard is not wireless, I personally find it convenient to have it physically connected to my PC almost all the time, and I rarely move my PC around anyway. Out of the available switch options, I opted for the Pink linear switches, which offer a satisfying and steady typing experience, coupled with a pleasing sound profile. They seem quite similar to Cherry Reds, but I wanted to try something new after using Cherry Reds for the past 4 years on my Logitech keyboard. The purchase even includes 4 spare switches that match the version you bought. If I were to nitpick, I would mention that the cable could be slightly longer, and the LED lights for Num Lock, Caps Lock, and Windows Lock indicators could be positioned higher, away from the numpad. Overall, the Tecware Phantom Plus feels and looks like a premium product that should cost at least twice as much. I highly recommend it, as typing on this keyboard has been an absolute pleasure. In fact, I was so impressed that I felt compelled to write this review, just to have an excuse to use my new keyboard.

This keyboard is pretty great for the price! The RGB is very bright and the key caps are very premium feeling. Compared to a Corsair or razer keycap, this a big step up. The keyboard sounds like an enthusiast level keyboard or at least very close to it. It comes with a coil cable that is very nice looking and the magnetic cover completed the look. This keyboard nails the black and gray approach which is hard to find on the prebuilt custom keyboard market for whatever reason. It has a nice weight to it as well very sturdy . Highly recommended!

I've bought this keyboard 3 times now - 1 for work, 2 for home (ELITE, and regular). This is an amazing keyboard, it's well-built, has all the features, and comes out of the box, sounding thick, and thocky... it also has the USB cable attaching on the back which is perfect, and has angled feet to adjust for your liking. It's literally everything you'd want for a great price!

This looks awesome, feels awesome, sounds awesome. Only con is the "carbon steel" cover plate feels like plastic and is a little flimsy. Not sure if this is because it's the white version or not. I would still recommend this keyboard though.

This keyboard has been fantastic! It feels and sounds great, connects easily in multiple ways, and is amazing quality overall especially for the price. There are many lighting modes (I like the static white, not a big fan of RGB). The keys feel great and sound awesome. It has a good weight and feels solid on my desk. I have never had any issue with battery life or connectivity. If you’re on the fence, get it!

I bought this for $40. This is my first mechanical keyboard, I’ve only used laptop keyboards with a "scissor" mechanism before. Laptop keyboards are quiet, so this one still sounds loud to me. But in videos, the sound is even louder, in real life, it's about x2 time quieter. Most of the noise comes from the keycap hitting the case. The keyboard has a solid weight - about 1 kg. The build quality is excellent: the keypresses is light and the keycaps are pleasant, and there’s a metal plate under the keys. The keys don’t wobble. Its dimensions are 44 cm in length and 13 cm in width. The cable is detachable, and there are adjustable feet. I also really liked the packaging. I recommend it, feels somewhat premium. I might update my thoughts once I build my PC and start using it more. Design is cool.

My gf has the pink switches and I have the red switches, I personally like the red more since it’s less effort to press the keys but ultimately, they sound great, very responsive, and overall a great keyboard. I have a dustsilver keyboard aswell and it’s really nice but unfortunately my gf spilled some water on it and the RGB doesn’t work so she bought me this to replace it and it’s half the price and better.

So i think its a fantastic keyboard. but its tall enough where i now need a wrist rest to go with it. likes - color options and control, feel, size and width. keys do not jiggle. dislikes - height (i have small hands) neutral - noise, its a mechanical keyboard, its going to make noise. but it is more quiet than other types. but not silent like a membrane. all thats left is longevity, well see how long it lasts.

This keyboard is compared with big companies and he wins, everything is perfect and if you are a gamer you will like it.

Bought for 14 year olds bday, great product so he says and uses every day.

Lovely keyboard we had for over a year still going strong

Keep it short. No nasty surprises. Build quality is solid, feels and sounds amazing to type/game on. Bought as got bored with my Corsair K63 "which I loved" and fancied seeing what these moddable keyboards are about. Don't regret at all, won't be going back to standard gaming keyboards after buying this.

This keyboard sounds nice and is built well for the price, my only problem is I have a defective one that double presses some keys, the #7 key being one of them. Sometimes when I press it once, it can enter between two and four 7's instead of just one. Most brand name keyboards similar to this one are built with really cheap materials and have poor build quality. Razer, Logitech, and Corsair are all made with the cheapest materials possible and the build quality sucks. All the keys rattle, the stabilizers rattle and are incredibly loud, the board is all plastic and not durable, the list goes on. None of these brands offer a properly built keyboard. Tecware's keyboard has none of these issues, the keyboard isn't loud, its built properly, its sturdy, all stabilizers/switches are properly lubricated and installed to make as little noise as possible, the keys don't rattle around or feel lose and cheap. But unfortunately mine had a defect so its returned.