Sades Sickle Gaming Keyboard

SADES seems to be a new company out of China. I wasn't expecting a lot out of this keyboard. I've always been a die hard mechanical key fan. I have numerous mech keyboards from various vendors. My daily driver was the Razer Blackwidow Chroma for the longest time, so when I bought this board as a spare, I didn't really expect to like it as much as I do.The key resistance is just right, very similar to the Razer greens, and in fact, I think I like the key response slightly better than the new(ish) Razer greens. Razer switched up their switches awhile back and I've not been terribly happy with them since then... but this keyboard brings back the good old days of a slightly stiffer resistence and a nicer click, instead of the new Razer mushy type. It's a subtle difference, but one I can appreciate.The weight of the whole board is a little light for my tastes, but only by a few ounces, not really a big deal and is probably a bonus if you are moving the keyboard around a lot. I don't go to LAN parties or anything, so my keyboard stays on my desk 24/7, so I like a nice, heavy keyboard (Think DAS Keyboard, etc) - again my daily driver Razer is also pretty light - I'd say this compares pretty similarly.Construction, over all, seems to be good quality and I haven't had any issues with keys falling off or not working. Really, for the price, you can't beat this keyboard. It's comparable to the more expensive $100+ keyboards. I am happy with this purchase and will probably get another one when the time comes, or if I'm building a gaming system for someone else.You can't go wrong with this board!