CHERRYMX Board 3.0 S Wired Mechanical Keyboard Aluminum Housing MX Red Silent Switches for Gaming and Office

Now this is a great keyboard! Absolutely silent, if I be careful how I press on the keys I can even make sure theres 0 noise at all. No annoying clicks. nice compact layout with great lightning, not overpowering. Solid alluminum body and comes with included risers. Could rise a tad more but still very comfortable with included risers. A pleasure to type on. I just hope it ends up being durable. If this review isn't edited in a few months then it is durable. My first keyboard (corsair) lasted 5 years, my steelseries lasted 4 months and was very upsetting. This keyboard feels much better than both and appears more solid than both, just have to wait and see how durable it is. Only thing id like to see is an FN key on the left since its a bit awkward to do volume up with it on the right. Worth it though for the compact layout. Also the software for cherry is clean and easy to use as well.

Everything works fine except the frame, it is made of metal. It will be so chilly, especially you are in the office. I hope they could let the custom DIY the frame and choose plastic or silica gel

I broke down and bought this keyboard because three low-end models in a row had been pieces of crap, and this model was rated #1 on a "best of 2023" list for silent keyboards. So far, I love it, but it's taking some getting used to. All keyboards are slightly different, but the font on the letter keys is a sort of "NASA" space style font which is a little harder to read than your standard sans-serif keyboard letters. Even more different are the numbers and symbols on the number keys being reversed, so the symbols on each (! on the 1 key, @ on the 2 key, etc) are below the numbers rather than above.There are indicator lights for caps lock, scroll lock and number lock, but talk about subtle--I just found them!But I love the feel, I love the solid construction, I love how quiet the keys are, and I can type really fast on it. It's heavy and it doesn't slip or move while you work. I'm not using it for gaming, but I'm a writer and publisher, so I really need a good keyboard.The keyboard not only glows in rainbow colors, the colors continuously cycle in a slow pulse, which is definitely funky. When I get stuck on writing something I can take a break and watch the keyboard change colors while I think. :-)It works fine with my older Lenovo desktop, I just plugged it into an USB expander and zoom, it was good to go. The delivery was blindingly fast, it arrived the next day. The packaging...not so great. The keyboard had just been tossed into quite a large box with a couple of packing pillows. It arrived just fine (it didn't spend very long in transit!) but the manufacturers might want to know that Amazon is being a bit casual with their product.

If you like quiet, linear switches with a tight, high-quality feel, you won't do any better than this at the price point.

Buyers should aware. Do not buy this keyboard from this seller unless you are 100% sure you're gonna keep the keyboard. They charge a 20% restocking fee if the packaging has just been opened, and you have to pay for the shipping when you return it as well.I bought this keyboard to compare with my Corsair K70, and it turned out that the extra cherry logo key right next to the F1 key caused misclicks as well as tight space between keys. So I decided to return it and learned that it would cost about $60 for stocking fees and shipping. I assume it is because the keyboard was shipped all the way from China. If you want to try out this keyboard, look elsewhere.