RedThunder K84 75% RGB Gaming Keyboard, UK Layout 85 Keys, TKL Ultra Compact Mini Design, Ergonomic Mechanical Feel Keyboard for PC, Mac, Gamer, Typist, Travel Portable (Black)

I use this for console gaming works very well

Hello, I do love the keyboard, it could have been 5 stars straight-away but I doesn't like the keyboard without the cable .... what a non-sense.I did buy the keyboard wired but with out any cable in the package ...So i'm not happy I had to buy a cable on top, so next time you sell a keyboard please at least put a damn cable !!If i had been buying the wireless keyboard and not had a cable, fine it wouldn't be matter, but other way ...Anyway the keyboard is good, very small, I love it and i do like the lights, perfect.

So they are linear switches that are quite spongy and not my style in all honesty. They are heavier than silver switches, so your fingers can get tired or cramped if you're not good with heavier switches. I like that its quite compact in size and not too heavy, so you could game when travelling and such - or just use it as a normal keyboard. It is a bit thicker than I would have expected, but thats easy to work around. Lots of ways to customize the lights, and they look amazing. I like that it has some feet to adjust the angle, it has a decent angle already too. It is a wired keyboard, but when travelling the fact that uou can remove the cable is lovely and you could change it out for a nicer one too. It came with a cable, manual and some stickers. I would recommend this, especially due to the removable cable

The media could not be loaded.  Fast delivery, very well packaged in its own box with instruction manual.This keyboard does not have that more acute sound, characteristic of conventional mechanical keyboards. It has the same sensitivity as a mechanical keyboard, but with quieter keys, which I found very good.It has LED lighting, controllable, several modes, but I noticed that the Space key the detail of the lighting appears as if it were a defect, it is not homogeneous, but nothing that harms the experience.The keyboard also has several pre-programmed functions on its keys and several combinations using the Function key.You can change the colours, brightness intensity and it has a very good size.It also has a height adjustment that makes it more comfortable for use over longer periods.

Love this compact keyboard. It's nice when you're looking for a keyboard that doesn't have the added numbers and such which take up extra wasted space.There's lots of options on the RGB front, lots of colours if you're after just one or there's a setting for the back light to slowly switch from one to another.Feels ergonomic on the fingers and also gives the tippy tap noises many of us like.Would recommend

I was surprised when I unboxed the keyboard and saw how small it is. Its easily the smallest TKL/Ten Keyless/75% keyboard I have seen, and it has a very dense layout without shrinking essential keys. In fact is only a tiny bit bigger than my daily driver 65% keyboard.In terms of the keyboard features, it manages to cram the TKL layout into a compact form while retaining the UK layout and proper size caps lock, shift, backspace and double height enter key. Having a UK layout is a big deal for me so I dont have to run two keyboard layouts and the buttons are where I expect them to be. The RGB modes are practical enough to be usable, but are also fun enough to make you want to use them. Its a nice touch to have the label on the bottom of the keyboard to help show what the controller keys for the RGB are. I also really like the removable USB cable on the back of the keyboard. This is a feature I have seen much more expensive keyboards miss out, and if a keyboard like this can do USB C then there is no reason why they all can't do it. I did wonder where the USB C cable was in the box, but it was placed securely inside a folding box section in the front of the box.In terms of using the keyboard, it looks like a mechanical/gaming keyboard. However, that is completely dispelled when you use the keyboard. The typing feel is nothing like a mechanical keyboard. It feels like the default office keyboards in terms of typing feel, and when I pulled a keycap off it looked like rubber domes.Overall, how do I feel about it? The keyboard is compact, light and and looks good. The typing feel is not as good as a true mechanical keyboard, but is fine. The keyboard comes across as good value for money, and with the compact TKL layout it has it makes a great choice where space is a premium, such as on small desks or people who have to move between locations.

The media could not be loaded.  This RedThunder K84 Keyboard came very well packaged.In the box was just the RGB keyboard there was no USB C charging cable.But these are readily available for cheap, I have tonnes in the house so this wasn't an issue for me.The build quality is very good, they used nice quality plastic, so it doesn't feel too cheap in the hands.The keys have very nice travel, And some of them are nice and quiet to type on. But I noticed some keys are quieter than others which is quite annoying.Although on the sample I received, my space bar was terrible, it was very noisy, rattly & squeaky.So When you hit the space bar is squeaked and made a cool spring Twanging sound.This ruined the whole typing experience for me, so I had to try and make it less noisy.So I pulled the space bar off & cut some foam, then installed it around the pegs to dampen this horrible noise, and it has made a world of difference.I uploaded some pictures of the small fix I did.But I love the form factor of this keyboard.It takes up very little space on my desk, which now means I have a lot more space on my desk for other accessories.There are 2 Flipout legs at the back of the keyboard, so you can raise it to make it more comfortable to type on.And the RGB implementation on this keyboard is fantastic around this price point.Overall this is a great little keyboard, & is well worth the money at the price it's listed for.Hope you found my review helpful.☆☆☆☆