RisoPhy PRO RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, Per-Key RGB Illumination, Macro Keys & Dedicated Media Controls, Detachable Wrist Rest, Aluminum Frame, Hot Swappable Linear Red Switches Wired Keyboard

This is the best keyboard I have ever owned! It has so many features with the lighting control and other mechanics, more features than other keyboards that are double its price. You are able to control the lighting and speed via editing keys (print screen, scroll lock, pause, etc.) as well as having customizable macro keys on the top of the keyboard. I think it's a pretty cool aesthetic that they added RGBs to the side of the keyboard as well which are also customizable. It also has a very convenient volume control scrollbar on the top right alongside 4 other buttons below it that lets you play/pause, skip, playback and adjust the brightness of the keyboard. If you think that's already a lot of cool features, just wait, there's still a lot more. It has a nice wrist as well as keyboard lifters in the back to rise the keyboard if you choose to. They keyboard also has digital software you can download if you check the manual, which allows you to customize your keyboard even further, with light settings, button settings, macro management, and more. Lastly, this keyboard is a hot-swappable keyboard, meaning if you want to, you can swap out the red switches for other switches, just look online for a tutorial if you don't know how to. Overall, I have to say this is definitely a bang for your buck keyboard and has much more features than a lot of keyboards on the market. 10/10!

Was using my old KB for ~12 years. It was not mechanical. I put it to rest and switched to this one. It's been a few days so far. This is easier to type on but less comfortable. When the keys bottom out and it's kind of like slamming your fingers down on a hard surface. I think I need to adjust how hard I type.. Given that the keys depress with less pressure than im used to, it's easier to trigger a neighboring key by accident. The space bar though... i hate it.. it's edge is a bit sharp and it's been bothering my thumb since the first day. The magnetic wrist rest is also super slim so doesn't offer any support for me. Other than that it's pretty cool with the different lighting options and the 5 macro keys. coolest thing I've noticed about the lights- in the 6th lighting profile trio: When you start typing the lighting effect your using speeds up. Media buttons are cool but lacking mute is a small let down. switching the lighting intensity with the vol control is quaint but un-necessary when fn(up/down) does the same. Also coulda used different function key expressions f2/3/6/7/8 since they are already buttons. all just minor complaints. The software that comes with it is pretty meh too but no big deal. The booklet/pdf give you all the keyboard shortcuts you'd need to do everything the app does. I got this with a $20 off coupon so $49.99 total. I think it was worth it and is a great board for that price- granted I have little to compare with.

Overall I really enjoy this keyboard. I am a complete beginner with mechanical keyboards, so please keep that in mind when evaluating my review. First, a little helpful information that is not easily accessible on the product information page is that the switches are Outemu Red linear switches - basically Cherry MX and Gateron Red equivalents on a budget. Overall, I have found them to be incredibly responsive and have no complaints about their performance. We will see how they hold up over time. If they do fail, the keyboard comes with 6 replacements and removal tools and the switches are not too difficult to remove and replace. The LEDs on this keyboard are north-facing (I believe this is the correct terminology) meaning the LED is at the top of the key. My understanding of this is that it can allow more RGB LED shine-through but may interfere with Cherry keycaps. I haven't tried a set of Cherry keycaps with this keyboard so I can't say whether there is interference or not. As for the keycaps themselves, they appear to be double-shot PBT keycaps, and the shine through is excellent. The font choice is not my favorite, but that is a matter of preference. Also, your grandmother could probably read these keys across the room given the font size. One thing I really like about this keyboard, besides how responsive it is, is the complete customizability available. You can literally program every key and individually light up any key. I am also a fan of the roller volume/brightness control. Overall, if you are looking for a good entry into the mechanical keyboard world and want the ability to customize later I don't think you can go wrong with this keyboard.

This is a bright keyboard with many lighting options. There is software you can use with it which makes it much easier to program. G keys are a must. The keys are not close together so that my fat fingers can easily hit each key. The board is very heavy and seems to be constructed well. The keystroke feel is mushy but acceptable for super cheap. Not the crispest but will do for the price. The g and m keys are a little muddy but they are not my quick reaction keys. The only drawback that I can find so far is that the Keys have a generic plastic feel. But I got this on a good sale. if this last for 2 years this is a great bargain. Would absolutely recommend this as a budget gaming keyboard.

This Keyboard is in my opinion the Best choice in Budget Keyboards. This Keyboard doesn't feel or look budget at all. The mechanical Keys are crisp and responsive. Typing is very easy and smooth on this Keyboard. I am writing this review using it. The RGB modes for patterns and colors are awesome. The different lighting modes like the one used for PC gaming that only illuminate the WASD keys are a great use of functionality for the Keyboard. I recommend buying this Keyboard. I also like the Volume rocker on the Top Right of the Keyboard. You should go ahead and buy one for yourself today.