Beyondtek Eagle Gaming Z-77 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, RGB Backlit LED, Redragon MX Blue

In terms of looks, this keyboard is amazing. I purchased this keyboard with the white keys and aluminum finish and would've most likely given this item five stars if it had not come with some nicks in the aluminum finish. It's not terribly noticeable, but I tend to be the type to notice that kind of thing (possibly poor packaging..). The six different light modes are pretty cool and changing their settings(speed and brightness) and switching between the modes is fairly intuitive.As far as the feel, I've had this keyboard for about two weeks now and have really enjoyed typing on it. That said, it's not for everyone. The "clickiness" is pretty loud and can be distracting if you're not used to it and to someone that might be sitting nearby. I actually really like the sound feedback, after all, it is a gaming keyboard.Overall, it's a nice RGB keyboard at a pretty competitive price.EDIT: I recently built a custom pc and was hoping to use this great looking keyboard to match my white-themed build. Before that, I was using the keyboard on my mac and my bootcamp Windows 8.1 partition which worked perfectly fine. However, with my custom pc that is running Windows 8.1, the key inputs only work during the BIOS. I've searched everywhere for a solution but it seems like a problem with Windows OS itself not recognizing the keyboard. Hopefully with the Windows 10 refresh I'll be able to use the keyboard with my custom pc. I knew buying this keyboard was a bit of a risk because there is zero support info available, but I'm hopeful that there will be an update to Windows that will allow the keyboard to be used.

very nice mechanical keyboard at a very good price.the only thing that some people might not like is how loud it is when you type. i personally love it but it should be noted for anyone who doesnt want the noise.EDIT: beyondtek was nice enough to send me a free camera lens cup. not sure why or what I am going to use it for but a nice gesture nonetheless

For those of you having issues on Windows, try this fix:"To those having issues on windows 8.1, I found a solution that worked for me. Uninstalling the driver did not work for me, however manually updating the device driver did. In device manager, find, and right click "ND-Tech USB Adapter" and under "Driver" click update driver. Under "Let me choose from a list of..." I opted to try the "USB Composite Device" driver, and that got my keyboard up and running. Good luck everyone!" -Seapancakes3It seems to work for now, hopefully the manufacturer releases a fix for this issue soon.I bought this keyboard from a different website, and apart from the non-recognition issue, it works spectacularly. Super fun to type on and an almost unlimited amount of color customization options.