CherryMX Board 3.0 S - Wired Mechanical Keyboard - Aluminum Housing - MX Red Silent -Black - QWERTY

Full disclosure, I’m not a PC gamer, but I do work from home so this keyboard was purchased for that. My Dell wireless chiclet keyboard died, so I purchased a Logitech MX Keys S. Backlit, chiclet style keys and extremely quiet when typing. I liked everything about it except the keys. They were super thin, barely rose above the base and were rather close together, so I had trouble knowing where my fingers were on the keyboard without looking, i almost couldn’t feel when i move from one key to the other. I decided to abandon the chiclet style all together and went with this Cherry brand with brown switches. I absolutely love it. It takes a little time to get use to the additional travel from key to key vs a chiclet style along with the loud “click click” of every key, but I love the bounce back of the keys and the tactile feedback. Each and every key color can be changed and there are preprogrammed light sequences if that’s your thing.There is also a “game mode” where you can disable certain keys, like the windows key, from accidentally being clicked. It has a heavy aluminum base which feels heavy and high quality. It is really thick so I definitely had to buy a wrist rest to help elevate my wrist.My only complaints are:- The white lights (I keep it programmed to all white) are more blue than white, especially compared to the Logitech which was a true white. (See attached)- the font on the keys is a little funky. If you aren’t an avid typer and know where keys are, some can be very hard to read-to raise the height you have to remove the feet and screw in legs-lack of good manual. My wife accidentally locked some keys and it took a little bit to figure out how to fix it.These are minor complaints and I can definitely live with them. I’ve been through ergonomic, standard, and mini keyboards from multiple brands over the years but this is my favorite so far.

Great recoil while typing along with nice RGB backlight. Overall a solid build with good aluminium case.

I bought this keyboard to use in my office. The state of office keyboards these days is pretty sad. However, 'gaming' products are generally universal. That's why I took the chance to buy the Cherry MX 3.0 - opting for the S version, since I don't like the noise of mechanical keyboards.The keyboard is wired to avoid issues with lag. This keyboard, therefore, is super responsive.Typing is a dream with this keyboard, and I love the customisable LED lights (I recommend only using bright colours if you want to be able to read the keys).A bonus is that I got this keyboard in white! So many keyboards a black, which is so generic and would have more of a gaming vibe. White is a classier option in my opinion.Anyway, for office use, I highly recommend this keyboard.

Everything works fine except the frame, it is made of metal. It will be so chilly, especially you are in the office. I hope they could let the custom DIY the frame and choose plastic or silica gel

Now this is a great keyboard! Absolutely silent, if I be careful how I press on the keys I can even make sure theres 0 noise at all. No annoying clicks. nice compact layout with great lightning, not overpowering. Solid alluminum body and comes with included risers. Could rise a tad more but still very comfortable with included risers. A pleasure to type on. I just hope it ends up being durable. If this review isn't edited in a few months then it is durable. My first keyboard (corsair) lasted 5 years, my steelseries lasted 4 months and was very upsetting. This keyboard feels much better than both and appears more solid than both, just have to wait and see how durable it is. Only thing id like to see is an FN key on the left since its a bit awkward to do volume up with it on the right. Worth it though for the compact layout. Also the software for cherry is clean and easy to use as well.