XVX60% Percent Keyboard, V-K66 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Gasket Mounted, Wired LED Backlit Keyboard with Arrow Keys

The keyboard came in great condition nothing bad no scratches the gateron red sound really good and they came pre-lubed so they are very smooth, rgb is perfect, very bright and many color options

This keyboard is perfect for me. I moded the keyboard I little by just putting o rings on the red switchs but It made such a differnce if ur buying this buy o rings. Overall the keybaord is good but here are my complaints. The layout is kinda weird like the right shift is small and the windows and fn key are small.Why is that a complaint its because when u try to buy a keycap set you need to see if it could work for this. Next compliant is because of the material on top to take out the switchs its kinda hard. Unless am just not use to it yet as I just bought this keyboard 3 days ago. Overrall this is the best 90$ I have spent in my set up

Let's start with the pros, since there are so little.- The RGB is awesome through the translucent case. It's a light show on your desk. Replace the stock caps with some pudding keycaps and you'll have an even crazier light show.Ok, here's the unfortunate issues that make this a lousy purchase - even for the low price. Also, if you're new to mechanical keyboards, this keyboard is very low priced.- The switches don't snap into the board. If you turn your keyboard upside down, your keycaps and switches will fall out. It's mind blowing that Womier thought this was acceptable. Mine was not a defective unit. I've since read this is how this board works. I've owned many mechanical keyboards, some cheap, some pricey - this would be unacceptable in any price range.- Another annoying side effect of the loose switches is that it's double the work to do a simple task like swapping your keycaps. Since the switches don't snap into the board, when you pull the keycap, you're also pulling out the switch. Now you have to put the switch back in (careful not to bend those switch pins) and then put the new keycap on. LOL, WTF?- My case was not flush on the sides. There are three layers of acrylic sandwiched together. My middle layer was not the same size as the others and resulted in the sides being uneven.- The keycaps aren't great quality. This isn't surprising for the price though. If you keep this board, you may want to find some better quality pudding keycaps to enhance the RGB effect.- The stabilizers are loud and rattly. Again not a surprise on a budget board, but you'll need to factor another $25 in for decent stabs and lube unless you're ok with these stabs.- This is marketed as a 60% board. It's not. At all. It's a 65% board. Just clarifying that for anyone new to mechanical keyboards.All this being said, I returned mine. The RGB kicks ass, but the other issues were too annoying for me as I like to swap switches/keycaps often. Also, the level of quality on this board didn't inspire confidence that is would last long. For the price, you're better off getting a Keychron K6. I've owned that board and it's solid. Obviously the RGB won't match up to the Womier, but not many boards will in any price range. At least the Womier has one thing going for it.

so i bought this board out of pure boredom and the lights lol but i have others to compare, such as the asceny mechanical board with black switches. GMMK glorious compact board which is a good 120-130 ish bucks with brown switches.And out of both of those i mentioned, glorious being the most expensive and very worth the buy, i find that this board is my main one now, its actually nice, from the lighting effects to being able to swap switches, however, dont expect a top tier or 300 dollar kind of experience, its definitely a good buy and a big upgrade from asceny in my opinion, its a bit more compact too as this is longer instead of wide, which to me makes it feel easier and more comfortable to use for extended hours at a time, i think there is a 60% option i got the ten-keyless , so i have the arrow keys still, but i feel the compact version if they have,(i should of checked before this) would be even better if you dont mind losing the arrows. either way this is compact and works perfect. with red switches it feels buttery, also i thought id mention that i find myself sometimes thinking i didnt press the key but i did, thats how smooth it is for me and then vice versa, sometimes i feel like i did but didnt.NOTE;; i believe this board can almost use any switch but always double triple check, i am not an expert, just someone with who enjoys testing and trying products, which are keyboards and switches.Now i think this takes non plated switches as well because my GMMK takes that and i went to use these reds on the GMMK but found these wont work, however the browns on my Glorious board were able to fit on the womier. plated has those extra little pins, non plated does not.You can do some upgrades to this womier that would make it even better, from different stabilizers to lubing the switch a little. I would recommend that if you are experienced with it.Aside form here on amazon where i don't really suggest buying from for switches unless you can find a really good deal, i recommend going to novelkeys for switches, cheaper and they have a huge selection. plus they explain more on the different switches and what is compatible :):):):) this was long but i know someone out there is reading this and likes it lol i try to be critical without pushing a brand too much or a sale. i don't get paid this stuff :Poh oh i don't actually know if this has hardware to further customize colors but do know this has a good amount of options, I'm sure you'll find something that works. you can also control 2 lighting modes, the top with keys and the bottom and/or sides, you cant do too much with the bottom/sides though but you can also turn it off completely which i like if you just want to have the keys.Hope this helped, if you buy it give this review a thumbs up or whatever. bye :)

I would first like to say I'm super happy with this gaming keyboard!This is a nice solid and compact keyboard, meaning there isn't a separate number pad which I prefer. Never used it anyways and I like the extra space it gives me. The acrylic base is quite a nice surprise, it has a pretty, diffused glow, looks even nicer in person than the pics, and even my non-gaming family admires it! Make no mistake, just because the base is acrylic doesn't mean it's light, it has a good weight and definitely feels sturdy enough to stand up to some tough gaming. I also love the touch and response of the keys, I'm not a pro when it comes to measuring force or what so ever, but I know my games, and boy this does the job wonderfully. I'm actually considering getting another one for work, but being wfh now I'll see what happens.Overall I'm really in love with it. It does feel lightly pricy if you're not used to spending so much on keyboards, but it's such a good investment for my money, all I ever want to do is to play with it all day everyday.