Prothero Spektrum, Hot-Swap Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, Programmable With 16.8 Million Colors, Full 110 Key Anti-Ghosting (Kailh Black)

Crazy value, highly recommended to everyoneI was surprised by the price they were selling when reading all the features. I had my doubts but owning it for a few months I can comfortably say that the keyboard met and exceed all my expectations. For gaming, the keyboard feels amazing. It holds very sturdy and the weight properly keeps it in place. Unlike other keyboards I have owned, the body does not bend and can hold the pressure. I also use the keyboard for professional tasks and the design is great for helping prevent cramps and fatigue in the wrists.Programmability is outstanding, the options are endless. The lighting is also impressive, very bright and clear colors, unlike other keyboards I have owned before.Overall, I absolutely recommend this keyboard, definitely is up to par with the razers, corsairs, etc. My coworkers have all purchased one and rave about it. Curious what their next release will be.

I bought this for work and I really like it.Hotswap sockets, Steel plate, RGB under keys with tons of modes.The twisting the knob on the top right controls light brightness, and the center button changes modes.There are also keystrokes to change those as well. I dont use the onboard ports.Only downside is the cable is not replaceable. Its bulky and has 3 plugs on the end. The sheathing for the cable does not flex well, and is not good for frequent flexing. I unplug my keyboard 4 times a week and its showing a lot of damage already. Good keyboard though!

This is by FAR the WORST keyboard that I have ever purchased. The Lighting pattern change button sticks in at least half of the time that I have pushed it. It won't even allow me to set the lighting to steady purple, I have to have it on a fast wave to even get some color. Usually when you try something it defaults to the standard whitesh color. Also, to open the Lighting Control Program I have had to reinstall the software to do so. I'm an older man with a better than average set-up and I've used tons of keyboards, it's just a crying shame that I waited until after I moved to hook this keyboard up...no it's past the return date and I'm stuck with a crap-plated brick!!! Do yourself a favor...AVOID THIS BRAND!!!

A few of the internal mounting points were broken upon arrival. Keyboard works well though, but a bit of flex from the broken mounts. Enjoy the hot swap ability to try different switches

Bought the Black-silent keyboard. Keyboard's overall quality is better compared to my old keyboard; keys are consistently responsive, inputs do not need to too much force to respond, and the keyboard is very quiet. Keys are also not a pain to replace individually. The keyboard comes with a variety of colors and patterns, all of which look aesthetically pleasing and easy to change via the dial on the top right or existing key combinations. The option to personally program your own colors and patterns is also available on the Drakken website, and customizing them is very simple and straightforward. Overall really nice quality for the price, and I recommend buying this keyboard.

Really nice keyboard. Used to use a Redragon mechanical and I thought I was experiencing what all mechanical switches feel like. Decided to get this because the color features looked really good and the price was decent. On top of that it had Kailh switches which I thought nothing of until I actually tried them. The speed is way better than my old keyboard. I actually feel like I'm using a real mechanical instead of a cheap $60 knockoff. The LEDs are fantastic and the lighting flow is so smooth. I have no idea how they sell it for this price.

I got the silent to space the clicky noise from my coworkers. The keyboard is heavy, and the LED lights are very bright. It has a satisfying feel to it and very comfortable. The only change that's needed is the dial in the upper right isn't customizable, however a quick chat with support reveals them fixing that soon. I also asked what's the difference between the clicky (blue) and textile (brown) versions. Clicky as you expect, but the brown textile feels more like a laptop with slightly more noise than the (blue) silent version. The keyboard comes with 2 USB ports (I assume 1 for pass through) and audio/mic ports for pass through. The software has a dozen preset color and reactions however it renders the dial button on the keyboard useless. (you must pick either the keyboard dial, or software only to change the LED colors. Once the software is updated to make the dial button customized for audio I will rate this 5 stars.

Heard people rave about this board. I exchange one on purchase because it looks like the sold me a refurbished or used one, the box had been opened and it had signs of use and wear. The second one was sealed but it still looked like it was used so who know what the product is. Mild lines and scuffs in random places, the plastic covering was dirty. The RGB on it is lacking. They say you can do individualized key lighting, except the software cannot configure the /? key or the Shift key right under Enter. If you use that function theres no lights, tested on both keyboards. The software you download is from google drive, not a huge concern just weird for a company with a website.