75% Mechanical Keyboard

Great Value for the Price! This keyboard performs surprisingly well for its price range. The volume adjustment functionality works smoothly (which is quite important for me as a heavy classical music listener), and the overall build quality feels solid and firm in hand. Sometimes something heavy is very nice! It give me a false sense of security 😆 When it arrived, a about half of the keycaps had come loose during shipping, but they were easy to reattach and haven't caused any issues since—just a minor inconvenience. I appreciate the USB 3.0 connection; it's fast and reliable, which suits my setup perfectly. The keyboard is very user-friendly and simple to get used to. Red keycaps; They look nice, but I opted not to use them since they don't allow light to shine through, which reduces visibility in low/high light settings. Overall, a great buy for budget-conscious gamers or anyone looking for a quality mechanical keyboard without breaking the bank.

I really like the heavy weight of it, and it came with a key cap puller as well as optional red keys for WASD, the arrow keys, and shift, enter, esc, and space bar. I'm just using the WASD caps in red, makes them easy to pick out on the go while gaming. My one complaint is about the backlighting, which automatically was on a sort of breathing mode I don't like. I'd have just changed it to a static on light, but couldn't figure out how, so I turned the backlight off. The keys that seemed to indicate they'd change the lighting style didn't do that, and mine didn't seem to come with instructions. Oh well, not a very important feature to me anyway, especially given the caps on this are in no way translucent. It weighs about 2 pounds, which impressed me. the switches feel good and the key caps go on solidly, I doubt they'll get loose. Anyway, I'm happy with it but wish I knew how to put on a static backlight. To me seems like a good price on a good product aside from the lighting issue, which could probably be figured out by delving user forums or something. *update* I figured out how to change the lighting settings, (FN+\ ) so it's all good now.

When I was a teenager on a tight budget just getting into computers, I would have loved to have a keyboard like this. But Ive used much better keyboard then this since then. You really get what you pay for. A cheap, generic mechanical keyboard that 'Mageegee' chose the keycaps for, and slapped their logo on. (The 'bar' with the company logo, and two indicator lights above the arrow keys is a big tell) The key switches are inconsistent, the keycaps are cheap, with bad light passthrough, it came with some extra red keycaps to customize the look, but those keycaps don't let the light through and some were for a numberpad which being a TKL, this doesn't have. The hardwired cable is kinda short at ~5 feet. Don't get me wrong though. I would take this in an instant over the rubber dome keyboards that come with your typical PC. The switches are responsive, the keys don't jam, the typing experience is overall not bad. Its just if you spend a bit more, you can find a much better keyboard. If you are just looking for a cheap spare keyboard that you won't actively hate every time you pull it out, this ain't a bad choice.

Very quality, especially for the price point. The sound is really satisfying to listen to, and works very well for gaming. It has a nice feel and was very easy to set up. I wouldn't say it's easily portable as any mechanical keyboard would be difficult to take anywhere as they're bulky, but it's definitely a nice size and design, my favorite layout of 75% boards. Looks awesome and fits the white and orange aesthetic I was going for, so if you don't wanna spend a ton but want a nice sounding keyboard for writing or gaming or just to make your setup look a little more flashy, I definitely recommend it!

Okay, so first, this was on sale for $24 dollars and has a lot of good reviews. When they arrived (bought two) the package was far heavier than I'd expected. Taking the kb out it is small but not overly compact and has a good sturdy weight and feel. The keys are good and clicky and very responsive. The key caps are shot through so the back lighting lights up each as well as a subtle lighting across the kb mat. There are quite a few patterns/options for the backlighting which you can scroll through easily with the specific key combination you'll find in the manual. If I had any gripe at all, and I definitely dont, it would be wanting the backlighting to be RGB instead of just blue... but honestly, it's a damn nice keyboard for a good price even when not on sale. Note: It came with extra keycaps so you could switch out like the space bar and some others... it did not come with the samurai themed caps... those were a separate purchase

Made a mistake of purchasing this keyboard second time. Right about the time when the keyboard #2 was shipped, and I could not cancel it anymore, the first, identical, keyboard (purchased in 2023) developed the issue which sooner or later will hit majority of customers: Win key stopped working. None of the usual "compressed air" and "Q-tip and isopropyl alcohol" methodologies highly advertised on YouTube worked. Judging by other reviews, there's something special about Win key, I guess. Don't get me wrong, red switches and nice blue northbound lighting are super-nice. Typing is a pleasure. But... switches are not hot swappable and I'm not planning to disassemble 25-screw $30 item to fix that "rarely" used key. ...And just like that, the keyboard became e-waste.

It is ok product. I got what I paid for. The Y key started not responding after using this keyboard for 10 months. Just a bit annoying so I have to replace it again. It was cheap so not much I should expect. Before this key failure, everything works well. Still a good deal for the quality.

I recently picked up the MageGee 75% Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, and it has been a great addition to my setup! This keyboard combines a compact design with solid performance, making it ideal for both gaming and typing. Build Quality: The construction feels sturdy, with a nice weight to it that prevents any slipping during intense gaming sessions. The keycaps are durable and have a satisfying feel when typing, which is essential for both gaming and productivity. Switches: The blue switches provide a tactile and clicky experience that I really enjoy. They offer great feedback and are responsive, which enhances my typing speed and gaming performance. However, if you prefer quieter keys, you might want to consider other switch options. Backlighting: The LED blue backlighting is vibrant and adds a nice aesthetic touch to my setup. There are multiple lighting modes and brightness levels to choose from, allowing for some customization. It looks great in low-light conditions, although I wish there were more color options available. Layout: The 75% layout is compact and saves space on my desk without sacrificing functionality. The keyboard has all the essential keys and functions while maintaining a clean design. It’s perfect for gamers who want a more streamlined setup. Performance: Overall performance is solid. The keyboard registers inputs quickly, and I haven’t experienced any missed keystrokes during gaming. It works well with various games and applications, making it a versatile choice. Value for Money: Given the features and quality, the MageGee 75% Mechanical Gaming Keyboard offers excellent value for the price. It's a great option for gamers on a budget who don’t want to compromise on quality. Overall Impression: The MageGee 75% Mechanical Gaming Keyboard is a fantastic choice for anyone looking for a compact, responsive, and stylish keyboard. While the blue switches might not be for everyone, they deliver a satisfying typing experience. I’d definitely recommend this keyboard to fellow gamers and anyone in need of a reliable mechanical keyboard!