Typewriter Style Mechanical Gaming Keyboard LED Backlit Wired with Blue Switch Retro Round Keycap 104 Keys Keyboard (White 104 Keys LED)

My wife got this keyboard for her at work. She's a dispatcher and types a lot so she didn't plan to game with it. She loves the different color lights but the keyboard feels a little cheap. The colors can be changed to be solid or the rainbow effect. (She wasn't sure the difference between the RGB and the LED white keyboards but the RGB allows you to change the colors and the LED has the colors where they are and you can only change the effects.) You can adjust the brightness and there's a bunch or lighting options. She expected the keys to be loud with it being a mechanical keyboard but it's definitely louder than her other mechanical keyboards than she's had. It comes with 2 extra switches if you have any that you need to replace. Overall, it's a good keyboard but it was a little cheaper feeling than she was expecting and the keys were louder than other similar keyboards that she has had however it could be because this was the first one that was a plastic casing versus a metal one.

So, I bought this keyboard back in 2021 for working from home. I do chat support and am literally typing from the time I clock in until the time I clock out which is at least 8 hours a day. That being said, this keyboard has been great! The keys respond great, it lights up as shown and I love the clickity clack sound lol. I almost returned the keyboard when I realized it was corded, but ended up holding on to any way and haven't regretted it.The reason I'm leaving a review now is because the green row of lights has recently gone out and some of the keys are beginning to not respond correctly. Even with these issues, it does still work fine and if not for the issue with the keys, I'd probably keep on using it. While I'm bummed it's time for a replacement, I'm not too upset because I do feel like I got my monies worth given the amount of use over the last few years.So I'd def. recommend.

This YSCP Typewriter-Style Mechanical Keyboard is an absolute showstopper! The pink retro round keycaps give off serious vintage typewriter vibes, but with all the modern functionality you need for gaming and everyday use. The blue switches provide a satisfying click with every press—perfect for those who love that classic mechanical feel.The LED backlighting is a fun touch, making it great for late-night typing or gaming sessions. However, I do wish the build quality felt a bit more solid—some parts feel a little lightweight compared to premium mechanical keyboards.Overall, if you’re looking for aesthetic meets function, this is a fantastic choice. Just be prepared for the loud key clicks, which might not be ideal if you share a workspace.

I loooove this key board it’s so fun. There are a ton of different lighting settings, you can change the color, brightness, and speed. The sound is like a typewriter it’s pretty loud but satisfying. It plugs in with a regular USB and works great. I work from home and this keyboard makes it more enjoyable!

The design is good, it looks and feels great to type on. The keyboard is an average sized keyboard, and doesn't take time to get used to, you can hop from your old one to this with no problem. The light shows on the keyboard are fun and work great, however, there is no mode that syncs the keyboard lights to any song or audio that is playing. It doesn't feel too durable, but it actually is. It feels like if you slam too close to the keyboard, a few keys might shatter. It is definitely worth the money, even if it doesn't have a music sync option, which was what I was originally looking for. It definitely is not a quiet keyboard either, it gets loud, and you will get comments and questions about what you are typing on.

UPDATE 2/1/2025As of 1/31 I have now been able to track 1,003,148 words on this keyboard. I'm sure that I've reached a MUCH higher number with all the non-traceable typing that has been done since last February! I am still thrilled with this keyboard! The lights still work and switch between styles if/when I want it to. The keys that I apparently use the most have a slight shine on them from where my fingers have worn them down a bit, but there's basically zero wear damage as of yet. The only thing that I can actively notice is a slight wear on the silver ring around the E key (maybe an 1/8th inch long if that). The keystrokes are still flawless.A fantastic author companion!UPDATE 2/21/2024:As of 2/20 this year I have now written 502,870 tracked words with this keyboard. I say tracked because I have typed many emails/facebook messages/discord messages ect. that I haven't tracked over the last 297 days that I have owned this keyboard. In those 297 days, I've cranked out 11 manuscripts finished manuscripts on this keyboard. (with many still in progress). It still works as well as the day that I first used it. There have been some days that I have written out almost 13,000 words in 24 hours, and have had NO issues with the performance or how my hands feel after it (my brain on the other hand...pure mush). The lights still work like it did when it was brand new. I'm honestly shocked that the letters have not worn out yet. I HAVE started to create a shine on the keys that I use the most. 10/10 would reccomend this keyboard still. BEST money I've spent in my writing career so far. Get this keyboard, you won't regret it.I've had this keyboard for 42 days now. I'm a novelist that regularly writes over 50,000 words a month (sometimes more than 10,000 in a day). As of yesterday (day 41) I have written over 1004,000 words on it. Just on manuscripts alone. There's no telling how high the actual word count is total because I don't track emails or facebook posts or reviews (like this one!!) just the manuscript words.I bought this because I had started to get "laptop hands" because I was writing so much and the squished together keys were straining my tendons.This keyboard has been my saving grace. I love the lights, the key action is smooth and makes my little writer's heart happy. The clacking noises sound just like an old typewriter, and I've found that it actually keeps the juices flowing for my imagination, since I write mostly in the Prohibition Era. The lights are entertaining and are just as bright on day 42 as they were on day 1.I also have long (natural) nails, so laptop keyboards always made my fingers hit weird as I was typing. This keyboard doesn't have that problem. The key stroke is so light it takes barely any pressure to make a key move. I'm pretty sure that my typing speed has increased because of this keyboard.Worth. Every. Cent.

Love this. It sounds like a typewriter and the lights are cool. Have some many compliments.