Newmen GM326 75% Percent Mechanical Keyboard,Wired Mini Backlit Hot Swappable Gaming Mechanical Keyboard with Knob,82 Keys Anti-Ghosting Compact White Gaming Keyboards for PC Win Mac,Red Switch

First, I'd like to say that I was pleasantly surprised by the quality out of the box. It comes with red switches that weren't too loud and had a nice soft clack. My goal was always swapping them out for quiet switches and ended up going with the Gamakay Pegasus (which fit well on this board.)Pros:+ Not too heavy, not too light.+ Wired, which I prefer over wireless/Bluetooth.+ Gorgeous RGB[It has 20 settings, 5 brightness levels, direction change, and spd.]+ Customizable on a budget.[You can buy different switches/keycaps and make it yours.]+ Works with MacOS and can switch between OS.Cons:+ The legs to add height don't add much height.+ The dimmest setting can be too bright depending on your taste.+ The keys are a little sharp, which is a personal preference con.[I prefer less sharp, rounder edges, especially on the spacebar.]Overall, it's a very nice keyboard for this price range and it's a great beginner keyboard for those looking to get into customizing switches. This way you won't feel bad for messing up a more expensive board if you're still on a learning curve. Would definitely buy again.It comes with red switches that weren't too loud, but my goal was always swapping them out for something even quieter. The RGB is nice and it has different modes (20 effects) + brightness levels that pleased me. I don't know why others mentioned it was dim, it's pretty bright to me. It's not too heavy, but not too lightweight. It loo

This keyboard feels sturdy and types smoothly.The keys respond well and have a nice sound.Good for both work and casual gaming. Feels good and so brightness with RGB lights.

Great keyboard for the price. Buttons are very clicky and responsive. It has a great quality despite being plastic and sounds decent when typing. it has 20 RGB settings though I wish I could set the RGB to one color instead of always rainbow. Overall an 8/10 for the price. If you need a keyboard to get you going, this is a good one.

This keyboard is awesome! The switches feel super smooth and responsive which is perfect for gaming. I love the 75% layout it saves space without losing important keys. The backlighting looks great, and the knob is a fun useful touch. It’s also hot swappable, which is a nice bonus. Totally worth it for the price!

The media could not be loaded. Sounds alright, have good LED, easy to disassemble the switches to lube. BUT I have so many cons about this keyboard and have inquired myself making it work as a customizable keyboard. 1.) Hard to pull switches out and any other switch than the original will not/hard to fit cuz the og is smaller than standard switches. 2.) The right side of the keyboard is hard to put the switch back on, hence caused injuries just to push it back. 3.) The build only have a board and plastic, there is no foam between the PCB. There's a lot barely and weight and hollow.In general, would never recommend this for anyone looking forward for a customizable keyboard. Other than that, it does its job just for being a keyboard.

Such a good keyboard for it's price. just by itself it sounds amazing, and the rbgs are so bright and majestic. I'm not super experienced with upgrading keyboards, but I'm going to try to add more to it. However, if you want a decently *thoccy* keyboard that's on the cheaper end, has nice RGB, has good performance, and is hot swappable, get this one. trust

Why did you pick this product vs others?:It is a fantastic deal at $29.99! With a sturdy gasket design, hot-swappable 82 keys, and vibrant RGB lighting, it’s perfect for laptops or PCs. The build quality is excellent, and the QMK/VIA compatibility adds versatility.

This is my 5th mechanical keyboard and first product from Newmen and I will be back for more in the future. My usual brand has been keychron (with browns) but I will admit that this is easily my favorite keyboard. I have the red switches and there is a certain toned-down but clicky softness when it comes to typing. I had an old Das keyboard with red cherry switches and it was really loud and crisp, but I like this much better as you get the feedback you want but less than half the noise. I love that the arrows are a bit separated from the main keys (same for the F keys), and the volume knob is a game changer, especially since I'm in a small room with a window a/c unit that's constantly cycling on, so I'm constantly adjusting the knob. The knob feels really high quality and has that crisp click (inaudible) when you turn it. Pressing down mutes and unmutes. It does have nice lighting too, but that's not usually a big deal to me. I really couldn't ask for more in a keyboard, especially for the price. I have not attempted to swap any keys, but that's also not usually my thing.