Pulsar Gaming Gears - PK010 Lunar Alloy TKL Aluminum Alloy Build Hot Swappable Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Full RGB LED Backlit USB Wired for Windows PC 87Keys (Red Switch Linear)

I was pleasantly surprised by this keyboard, the build quality seems pretty good. The top deck is very rigid, switches are stable. It does have a bit of a "ringing" sound, which might be more noticeable with red switches but with clacky blues its not bothersome. This is probably due to its more open frame layout. The blue switches are not the best for gaming, thus only four stars, but that's personally preference.I haven't attempted to swap in different switches, but it is worth noting that this will not work with Cherry MX switches. Only other Outemu switches work because the pins are a different thickness. The switches are just as smooth and satisfyingly clicky as the Cherries and Kailhs that I've used before. Only the most discerning of keyboard snobs would notice the difference.The lighting is good and the software is better than I expected but still clunky like literally every piece of lighting software ever.The cable sleeving is on the loose side but this does not impact functionality. Overall, probably the best hot-swappable, aRGB TKL mechanical keyboards on the market that doesn't cost an arm and a leg.

I purchased 2 Pulsar Lunar Alloy Compact TKL keyboards for my home/office setup. One with red switches and the other with blue. Both are very responsive but I favor the blue version because of the positive clicky feedback. The reds are more subdued but work just as well. The price is a steal when compared to some of the other mechanical keyboards I've owned including Logitech, Razor and HyperX. I work remotely quite a bit and I wanted a matching cohesive look for my home system and my remote office system. Previously I had keyboards that didn't match so my lighting was always off.The FUSION software works well and provides easy access to changing the lighting effects. The FUSION software has the following lighting effects:StaticNeonBreathWaveTwinkleSnakeAuroraRippleSpeed ResponseMusical Rhythm andCustomNot as customizable as the Razer software but still comprehensive enough for my uses. The backlight brightness is adjustable and uniform across all keys. My only gripe is the lights say on when your system sleeps, I wish they would shut off. But I have my painted dust covers for that. I haven't customize any of the keys so I can't comment on that aspect of the software. Typing on both versions is extremely smooth and don't require any significant effort to register hits.Pulsar includes dust covers with their products which also swayed me when making my decision on which keyboard to buy. I painted them black and cover the keyboards when not in my office and they make my office look nice and polished. I added GamCap and MioHHR stainless steel rosegold keycaps and some HyperX pudding keycaps to tweak them a bit. Swapping them out was simple to do with the included tool and I like the finished product.I extremely satisfied with the Pulsar Lunar Alloys and would recommend them with no hesitation!!!

This is a well made mechanical keyboard and my first as well. The RGB looks great, there are a lot of customizations and is capable of individual key lighting. Haven't had any problems with this keyboard itself but I did have trouble when swapping the switches(from blue switches to red).It was very difficult to remove the switches already connected to the keyboard and I had to use quite a bit of force to do so. However, I did manage to replace them which is a good option for someone who likes to swap switches.Pros- Good quality starting keyboard for the price- RGB customization- Hot-swappable switchesCons- Removing switches proved difficult

The Keyboard has great quality, which is pretty unexpected for the price, they keycaps feel really well and this ones are actually double shot keycaps which is again really unexpected for the price. The design is slim and minimalistic close to be a low profile keyboard and it combines really well with every kind of set up. For typing is amazing. Somehow the keyboard manages to sound silent without loosing the clicky noise from the blue Outemu switches. For gaming is really comfortable and steady, the keyboard is really light but it doesn’t actually move in the surface. The RGB is really good and bright and really customizable. Actually the keyboard came with a keycap puller, a switch puller because the keyboard is hot swappable and a brush to clean the dirt from the keyboard. Pretty good keyboard overall for the price, real good quality here.

I’ve had this keyboard for about four months. The only problem I really had was not being able to change the color of the leds on the keyboard itself, it stopped working after a week or so and I had to redownload the software every time I wanted to use it if I wanted to change the color of it but it always took less than a minute so it never bothered me. But just two days ago the A key started being a bit hard to press. And since I mainly use this keyboard for gaming, if you have played any game on a computer ever you would know A is a very important button. One second it was working then I que into the next game and bam I can’t move left. I don’t jam the keys or press hard or anything ever so I’m not really sure how it even happened tbh. I removed the key and the keys surrounding it and cleaned around it and the problem is still there. Besides that I still like the keyboard overall, it’s great for its price, I just wish it didn’t have to be the A key 💔