BeastronMechanical Wired Gaming Keyboard with Blue Switches, Wrist Rest, Compatible with PC and Mac

I like this keyboard, its nice and responsive, granted one another reviewer said that you can't press left shift+W+Z through B at the same time, but for what I use this for it isn't that much of a big deal so I didn't deduct any points for something that I know I probably wouldn't run into.For the Price Point this keyboard is at its perfect, yeah I didn't get the fancy LED back lit one, but I don't need something like that because I can touch type just fine in the dark if need be.It is an ISO keyboard, which means you have a smaller Left shift key and your Return key is oriented differently that what would be on a standard ANSI (US) keyboard, but for most of us that isn't a real deal breaker and you should adjust quickly if you type decently. so again I am not going to deduct points for something that won't affect me in the long run. but for others it might.As far as the key spacing goes, it is perfect for my gorilla sized hands and is a breeze to type with, and I couldn't believe how much I missed using a mechanical for typing on a day to day basis.It is a solidly built board, nice and sturdy with no weird flexing, although you can see some corners that were cut when it came to the lettering on the key caps but as I keep stating this is a really decent keyboard for the price point, and very much worth buying.If your looking for a starter mechanical you can't go wrong with this keyboard. Granted there are quite a few that have more flashy options such as lights and what not, but as i have stated before, they really were not a selling point for me I just wanted a mechanical that I could type on so I didn't have to try and cram my gorilla mitts on to a laptop keyboard.

Very disappointed. The key rollover won't allow for Lshift+W+ z,x,c,v,b,n,m. Rshift works with these in that combination. I don't know if this is a quality control issue (aka bad keyboard), or if this is just poorly designed keyboard. Very Unfortunate. If you don't have any need for these keyboard combinations then this is a great keyboard, but for my purpose it's pretty useless. The reason I gave it a 1 star was simple, with the current technology there is no reason a company should ever have a 2 key rollover in their hardware.

I wasn't sure if I wanted to make the switch to mechanical. I read everyone saying how great it was and decided to give this one a shot. It's definitely loud and at first feels weird, but honestly after using it now for 2 months the difference is clear. The audible and tactile feedback of using it works so well subconsciously that whenever I use a flat keyboard ala a laptop I end up making more mistakes and hurting my fingers by typing too hard. The only real complaint I have is that I miss keys a little more often than normal and the Enter key is shaped a little different than I'm used to, but these drawbacks aren't significant enough to knock a star off. It's a great keyboard for a great price and I love it.

The keys felt great to use and they were ultra responsive after 3 years of use the R key has stopped receiving input.At 30 dollars this is a good keyboard, I originally bought it for 50.

I got this keyboard to use with Plover in order to do stenography. It doesn't recognize every combination of multiple keys I press, but it recognizes an impressive amount - and for the price that is more than good enough!The keyboard has a good weight to it, and is sturdy. The keys are easy to press and make a satisfying clack sound. The version I got does not have glowing lights.

I don't like it, I feel like it's not nearly worth 50 dollars.It makes the classic mistake which I never think to look for in a good keyboard but the backspace key is where the enter key is so the enter key is further to the Right, making typing suck. You have to make serious adjustments and I'm just not in the mood for another amazon return due to something not being normal, this isn't a personality it's keyboard it should be a certain way. It's a big loss for me, it feels cheap and has incorrect key placement, and why don't they say that? I don't mean it's cheap like it will break, no cheap as in no engineering to make it smoother, quieter, more efficient it's super clunky and I couldn't imagine using this for gaming or "multimedia", sounds like an 1930's type writer. I'm writing for the gazette apparently.

Very clicky and great response time. I've had a lot of descent keyboards both for work (test/software/electrical engineer) and home (... working again, but home sounded better. A bit of gaming, but definitely not a gamer) and this one has quickly taken the lead. Not sure about how long it will last quite yet, but at the time of writing this it's chugging along just fine. Highly recommended. Plug and play on windows 10.

I was expecting backlighting on the mechanical one. There is none. I don't know why. It wouldnt have been hard to put in. But it has 0 lighting, like you would expect from a mechanical keyboard of this price. It works, It clicks like a mechanical keyboard. Has wide spacing between letters which is nice. But thats about it. It is not very ergonomic, as my palms dont even touch the pad rest thing. I'm just trying to be honest. There are more comfortable, well lit ones out there for just slightly more expensive like $10. I would not recommend this as a mechanical keyboard at this price. It should cost about $30 with as little as features as it has.