Motospeed 2.4GHz Wireless/Wired Mechanical Keyboard 87Keys Led Backlit Blue Switches Type-C Gaming Keyboard for Gaming and Typing,Compatible for Mac/PC/Laptop

I can only compare this keyboard to Logitech 500 to 800 series. I love the Mechanical feel and the coolness of the metalic faceplates. The thing I don't like, for some reason, when speed typing, I'm not as fast as with a membrane keyboard. The reason, it seems that not every keystroke I make registers like I'm used too. The fact is, I keep having to make corrections every few words, either registering certain letters twice or having to rewrite certain letters as they've reversed themselves in order of what I know I've typed. Example sentence, "There is somethign wrong witht he tapwater today" On a Logitech or a wired keyboard, I would usually get my sentence right the first time, with practice I seem to get it, but switching from membrane to mechanical shouldn't "ahve" a learning curve like this, weird.

I've been using this keyboard since I got it. I did not write a review first because I want to see how it will go over use. I type really fast, and I work all day in the computer being working from home and all. This keyboard so far has been giving me nothing but amazing performance since Day 1. I came from using an Apple Magic Keyboard and I have been having wrist problems because of it, so I opted in for this one which definitely feel like night and day in comparison to Apple keyboard. I even accidentally spilled soda in it and it was very easy to clean. I washed the keycaps, cleaned the switches with alcohol, let it dry and it's back working again. :)As for the battery life, it's decent, I only charge it once around 2 weeks. Of course it will not be the same battery life as the Apple keyboard because it's literally half its price, not to mention that this keyboard have LED lights on them.Also, I am writing this review only today because I noticed something cool: if you are getting the same keyboard as me, Pink with white LED lights, you can have effects too! Just press FN and F9 at the same time to get different light modes. It's not gonna be colorful, but you will get different lighting styles at least.Update: guess what? I am still using this same keyboard. I changed the keycaps multiple times too! Found no issues with it. The battery life is insane.

I can't believe my order was only 2 years ago, Jan 2021. Keyboard seems so old simply because the keys do not work properly anymore. I retired of using this and moved on to a reliable brand like Logitech or Razer. I cannot remember when I stopped using this, I want to say more than 2 years ago but I guess that's false as per my order date. I would guess this didn't last long, 2-6 months maybe.I was a RTS (League of Legends, Dota 2, Starcraft 2) gamer so I pressed a lot of keys in a short time for hours. The ASD, spacebar, alt, etc. do not work properly anymore. Specifically, ~40% of the time, the keys I mostly used for gaming do not register. If not that, the keys double register! So it's a mess. I found this keyboard in a box in my crawl space and wanted to see if I can sell it. I guess it will go to electronic waste because I would be ripping off the buyer if I sold this.Taking a video to prove my claim will take too much. I would need to video my hands pressing keys and the monitor to see the display and it would all have to be close to each other for clear visibility.Just move on to a reliable brand and don't cheap out on a no name brand. If you want long term, this is not it. You'd have to spend extra again anyway when this starts to fail.

The media could not be loaded. I mean. Its awesome. I got this because i work from home and i had 2 different keyboards on my desk. This one is awesome. Its USB C wired so i have one wire plugged into my gaming computer and the other plugged into my work computer. Now i can easily unplug and replug into whichever computer i am using at the time. Plus it sounds so satisfying and you can replace the keycaps. It also has a wireless option if you need it. Overall its really cool. And you cant beat the price.

This is for the 2.4GHz model with blue switches. I've had it for a week so I can't speak to its durability, but so far it's not bad.Pros:- thin metal backplate that balances rigidity with weight- can charge and use wireless at the same time- backlight isn't too obnoxiousCons:- keycaps are chintzy ABS- key stabilizers rattle- some pinging on springsBasically, this delivers what it's supposed to. I like the form-factor, I use it on my lap on the couch and it's easy to move around with one hand yet it still has a full 87 key layout. Some of the materials are on the cheap side, but the price is reasonable relative to other mechanical keyboards, so it balances out.