Having used exclusively fullsize membrane keyboards for many years - this is my first shake at a mechanical TKL board. Long story short, I find typing on the board much more engaging. Red switches take a little getting used to - making a few more errors at first. The TKL format takes a little getting used to - sometimes I hit the "\" instead of 'enter' more frequently. Not having a number pad is also something to get used to - but not too bad as it turns out I don't use it as often. However, I find myself wanting to practice touch typing more and more. Not a bad way to find out if you like using a mechanical TKL keyboard with red switches.

I bought this as a replacement for a more conventional, but worn-out, keyboard. I'm not a gamer, so this aspect doesn't matter to me, but the keys are nicely shaped and spaced, with a nice click feel and a texture I really like. I find the lighting a bit of a gimmick: the key colours stay the same but there are 9 different patterns of flashes you can set and it seems there's no "off". I generally use the "all on" setting as I find the flashing a bit distracting. Only downside: no numeric keypad. For me this wasn't a deal breaker as I have a separate numeric keypad I use. Not sure how well this will last, but they included 5 replacement switches. For the price you can't go wrong.

I bought this for myself as my grandson got one for Xmas. I love the clicking sound and colours so bought it for myself as a duo with a matching mouse

High quality, visually appealing, very durable

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My son loves it!