Pulsar Gaming Gears - PK003 Lunar Alloy TKL Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Brown Tactile RGB LED Rainbow Backlit USB Wired Game Keyboards for Windows PC PS5 PS4 Xbox 87 Keys Outemu Switches FPS

The media could not be loaded. This keyboard is really nice so far I haven’t had any problems with the keyboard. It has really nice RGB lights they’re very bright and you can cycle through the different modes it has. This is a good keyboard for the price, this is the first keyboard I bought with blue switches and it sounds very satisfying and clicky as it says. It has I nice metal case on it and feels really high quality, it’s definitely a good mechanical keyboard for the price I would say buy it for sure.

Very nice build quality and performs as it should. For the price, this keyboard surpassed my expectations. It is said to be hot swappable, but I have yet to swap out any switches. The cable is not detachable, and also feels a little flimsy. This keyboard actually sounds pretty good. I'm not sure if the switches are prelubed, but the keys and the spacebar don't have that annoying rattle.What I like:+ The keyboard has function keys that allow you to change lighting settings, and when you press the FN key, the keys that have different functions will light up. So even if you switch keycaps, you are still somewhat familiar with which keys can be used.+ No annoying rattleWhat I don't like:- Non-detachable cable- Not actually RGB, each key has it's own LED set to one color. But you can get the RGB version or this keyboard for $10 more.Overall, this keyboard is a really good one for it's price, and it seems to be that way for their other keyboards too. This company popped up for me as an ad on YouTube, and I thought I'd give them a try since it was only $40. I'm very pleased with what these guys have provided, and I look forward to what they'll provide in the future.

Needed a quick & cheap replacement keyboard after my Logitech had a key fail to a water spill; was familiar with Pulsar's mice from Boardzy's reviews on YT.I decided to take a chance on the $30 TKL. Loved it at first, but after a month and a half the switch for the D key has started to malfunction. The switch needs to be fully bottomed out to make sure it's a recognized key input. If you half press it (like you can with the other switches) it will either miss the input, or double/triple activate.If I'd paid the extra $10 (to get hotswap) I could have easily swapped the switch it out for another otemu, instead I had to replace the whole thing.For $30, it's not bad, but I wish it'd lasted longer.Will be buying one of their X2 mediums when they're back in stock, just probably not another keyboard.

I don't think you can beat the value of this mechanical keyboard.The price-to-quality ratio is awesome.Looks and performs great.Bought it for my son's PC. Comparable to my SteelSeries Apex TKL. (Sure you don't have variable optical-mechanical switches, and the Apex TKL is quieter, but overall they are close in quality.)

Absolutely love this keyboard, and have been using it for 6 months now. I've had absolutely no qualms with it, but recently 3 keys have been suspicious working only when they wanted to. At first they weren't working for 10 minutes, but then it went back to being fully functional.Restarted my computer today, it's back to not working.I've loved this keyboard so much that nothing has come near it- no drinks, food, etc.Honestly very sad that this keyboard only lasted 6 months and wish it would have lasted longer. I would give it a 5/5 if it weren't for this is the best I've ever treated a keyboard, yet this is the fastest any keyboard I've had has died.

This is a great keyboard, especially for the price. The red linear switches feel nice though in my opinion they could definitely use some lubrication. I've seen a lot of complaints about this keyboard regarding the sound of the switch springs but from my experience using this board for the last few weeks, you really cannot hear the springs unless you listen for it. The switches are definitely linear as advertised on the linear option, but there is a lot of bottoming-out clackiness. The preset lighting effects are fairly nice, I do use multiple on a normal basis. Overall a great starter TKL board. I do recommend

I purchased two keyboards for my two sons, and I’m extremely disappointed with the quality. The first keyboard stopped working properly after just three months, with the keys 9, O, and L becoming completely unresponsive. Then, just one month later, the second keyboard started having issues, with the keys 6, T, F, and C no longer functioning.At first, I thought my kids might have damaged the keyboards—perhaps spilled tea or juice on them—but after opening both, I found they were completely clean inside. My sons loved these keyboards and used them daily for gaming, so I expected them to be durable.I contacted customer support, hoping for assistance, but all I received was a generic apology: "Sorry our keyboard stopped working normally." No replacement, no repair offer, nothing—just a clear message that they don’t seem to care about their customers.Because of the poor quality and lack of proper support, I’m giving these keyboards 1 star. I strongly advise against purchasing this product—look for a more reliable brand instead.

I bought this thing 3-4 months ago, and was initially pleased. The switches have a nice throw, and I love the color effects. I would have given it a 4.5, easily. However, after three months of daily work and gaming use, the spacebar is going, and it is causing problems, to the point where I need to replace this. Spaces are increasingly not coming through properly, and it gets frustrating. So close and yet so far.