DGG 60% Wired Gaming Keyboard, Pudding Keycaps with Translucent Layer, RGB Backlit Ultra-Compact Small Keyboard, Waterproof Mini Compact 61 Keys Keyboard for PC/Mac Gamer, Typist, Travel, Pink

For 33 bucks you might as well get 3, they are good enough that I would buy another one if I ever accidentally broke this one. Redragon k552 is comparable except the switches on the k552 are much louder. Very quiet buttons very nice authentically pleasing design. I highly recommend this purchase if you need a good gaming keyboard on a budget.

I Actually really like this keyboard, i had an rk61 mechanical keyboard but switched to this one because i was getting annoyed of the clicking sounds and i'm really happy i did.cons: 1 You have to hit the function key to use esc, which kinda sucks if your gaming with it but you'll get used to it. 2 it doesn't have many lighting options on it, if you want a color animation its only gonna be RGB because it can't support single color animation which again also sucks because if you want one color like blue.. it will just be blue and it wont have any effects like a breathing effect.pros: 1: The keyboard is very light.2: The feel of the keyboard is amazing, it feels like a mechanical keyboard but without any noise.3: It's very small which is great for mouse space and looks minimal when on your desk.4: it's also very responsive every time i used it in game it feels really good.So basically overall its pretty good and i would recommend it if it wasn't so expensive so get it when it's on sale.

I bought this for my grandson for Christmas and he really likes it for playing his games

Ordered this for my son’s gaming and it’s the perfect size.

The instructions for this keyboard were a little incomplete. The arrow keys are activated with `fn + w` and then they stay on until you press `fn+w` again.Definitely would recommend this keyboard if you are starting trying out 60% and seeing if you like it. Keys feel nice and its pretty bright. Has a few modes for colors. Either steady or cycle. No responsive modes. Feels nice to type on but the placement of the enter key I find a little funky. Would recommend getting a wrist wrest, it is a bit chunkier than a normal keyboard.