PC Gaming Keyboards RGB Backlit Mechanical Keyboard ABS keycap Programmable Macro Detachable USB-C Wired Keyboard for Windows PC (104 Keys Brown Switch)

Great keyboard for the given price. Bunch of lighting effects to match your mood as well as useful shotcuts neatly described in the manual.Comes with USB-C to USB 2.0 and the build quality together with cable management is descent.

The media could not be loaded.  As a person who has typically used blue switches in the past, I wanted to try out the reds used by the NK60 (with numpad, the NK60T does NOT have a numpad). I was pleasantly surprised that this keyboard has many more features than I expected.Starting with the packaging, I was impressed that the keyboard came with it's own key remover, switch remover and extra red switches. This is ideal for the home brew guy who has a little bit of everything but can never find the right tool you need.The usb-c cord is also a great touch - if for whatever reason the cord gets stepped on, chewed by a pet or stops functioning, a replacement would not be difficult to acquire without having to toss the whole keyboard.The lighting effects are very cool and provide a LOT of options. The manual they provide is a quick reference to the many different effects (shown in the video).The software for the keyboard is a hidden gem. I have the ability to set macros, redefine all my keys, use multiple profiles (for use with different games) and much more. A true multipurpose keyboard.The overall switches (red) feel great - as I said before, I'm used to the blues which are high volume and much 'clicker.' These switches are smooth, so much so that I'm doing much less work with my fingers to get the same action. Obviously I can't review the longevity of these reds, but I'm liking what I am feeling right now.The only minor complaint I have for the keyboard is the num lock, caps lock, scroll lock, etc. The indicator lights above the numpad are VERY bright white LEDs. This keyboard will let you know when they are selected. I did not see a way to modify this in the keyboard software, but you can modify almost anything else. The easy fix is a bit of scotch tape on top of these lights in the meantime while they add configurations for these lights in future software releases.

When it comes to the KitCom NK60, you get a good selection of different options, and that starts with the keyboard itself. Before you even buy the keyboard, you choose between 3 different kinds. Blue, Red, and Brown Switch version, I picked the Brown version mainly because I wanted a more quiet keyboard. Luckily there isn't a significant price difference between them. So you won't break the bank when you decide to buy this keyboard. Once you decide on the one you want now, you just got to wait till you get it. Oh, you already got it! Now it's time to download the software, which gives you many different customizations for this keyboard. But to me, it's an okay piece of software. I think it could do a lot more, but for basic customizations, it's okay. The RGB effects are pretty nice and cool to play with, but how often do you change that around. Like, the music option is a fun effect, but it's not practical. The keyboard has a removable USB C cable, which is nice, but the cable raceway is terrible with the included cable. It hardly fits and falls out very quickly. So it's best to keep the cable coming out of the middle of the keyboard. Other than that, it's a pretty solid keyboard. There isn't any bend, and it's heavy. So overall, this is a pretty decent keyboard for the price. If you want a Mechanical keyboard but don't want to break the bank, then I would suggest picking this keyboard up. The software offers many customization options, and the keyboard is heavy-duty.

The media could not be loaded.  I've been using this keyboard (the KITCOM NK60T, 60% version) for a couple of days now and I can say that it has very soft keys, a durable feeling to it, no wobbling when trying to twist it, it is really compact, so it saves a lot of room in my desk, I also really like the cable management in the back to move the cable to the sides, it has a very bright RGB lighting, really love the replaceable cable in case it gets damaged in any way, a very silent which (I got the Brown one), so yeah I would really recommend this one.I also added a little "Unboxing" just to show the contents of the package, in case anyone wants to know ;)

Keys failed and it doesn't always power on. It seemed like a good deal, but clearly wasn't - too good to be true. Wasted time and effort. I tried contacting the seller and there's no response. Now I'm talking to Amazon directly instead. I do like the lights on this when it powers on.

The media could not be loaded.  Quiet yet functional. Great for heavy writing or gaming if you don't require the loud or tactile click of blue switches.Clean and well made, light but sturdy. Removable cord saves waiting on a replacement keyboard, $$$ for said replacement when you probably have a spare USB cord already lying around or easily purchased locally.Lights are bright, well illuminated at the base of each key. Each key is textured lightly for a slight grip, but not enough to drag or catch.Functions are simple and easy, with the application making it even simpler to modify or change the keyboards lighting effects.

The media could not be loaded.  This keyboard is great especially for the price. This brand Ken has worked on for years has substantially increased in quality over the years. Do yourself a favor and grab this keyboard if you want a Big brand quality keyboard for way less.

the keyboard is a decent value. However, the keys are very grindy and don't seem to be breaking in. It has a metal top plate but is plastic construction. Particularly, the space bar does not feel great even after lubing.

The media could not be loaded.  Great keyboard, good software, would have given this thing 5 stars once I hit 2 months with it, but one month in, the W key broke. I never abused the keyboard, the W key was simply held the longest due to it being the forward key for many games. This was very very disappointing.There was also an issue of the keyboard occasionally randomly turning off despite being plugged in, and I'd have to unplug and replug the keyboard. This would happen once every few days. Not the biggest issue but still annoying (if it was only this issue, it was within my acceptable range of "tech just doesn't work properly sometimes and I'll just deal with it"). This issue started happening basically immediately (but as I said, only once every few days).Apart from these two issues, the rest of the device was really well made, the RGB was everything I wanted it to be, the feel of the switches was fine (I'm a novice when it comes to mechanical keyboards, though, so don't take my word on it, but the keyboard felt better to type on than the $230 Corsair K70 Mk. 2 with Cherry MX browns that I bought to replace this, key strokes were smoother and stabilizers felt better lubed and less clacky), and the software was surprisingly well polished, so I was really disappointed that the physical quality failed me. I recall Linus Tech Tips calling Outemu a "respected enough clone manufacturer" of Cherry MX switches, so I had faith in their switches, but apparently, their quality control and durability testing simply aren't up to par.Update: upon contacting the seller, I was able to receive a refund despite the product being outside of the 30-day return window. The response was very fast. I have revised my rating from a 1 star to a 3 star because honestly, you can never have a product with a 0% defect rate, and while making a purchase like this is always a gamble, the fact that the manufacturer is willing to take responsibility for the defective product gives me some hope. The overall design and feel of the keyboard are perfectly fine, the singular defective key switch was an unlucky bummer that thankfully didn't cost me.My recommendation is that if you are willing to take a risk, this is a great deal at the 50 dollar CAD asking price I got this for. If you have a bit more money and are willing to spend on a name-brand keyboard, then you might want to shell out a little more to get away from the lowest tier of mechanical switch clones. However, beware of "mechanical" claims, because many manufacturers falsely advertise their keyboards as mechanical even though they are membrane keyboards that try to imitate a "mechanical feel" (read the fine print and the reviews for them, heck even ASUS blatantly does this stuff). I've been browsing for a replacement for my broken unit and all name-brand keyboards even close to this price range commit this blatant sin. You may have to pay up to twice as much or more. Whether that's worth it or not is up to you and your budget.TL:DR is that quality control (mostly on Outemu's part, small portion of blame goes to Kitcom) is not great, but the price is appealing and if you don't get unlucky and receive a defective unit, this is a steal. However, if you have the budget and are willing to spend 2x to 3x more, then I'd encourage going for a name brand keyboard after doing thorough research.

The only complaint is that the software does not work with my MacBook Air. Otherwise 5 stars. It's very bright and colorful. The switches feel great (brown switches are light and tactile). The lights are true rbg --- almost fully customizable without the software. Would buy again.

I bought this a couple of months ago and it's been AMAZING. It has SO many options for lighting and the colours are BEAUTIFUL. I purchased the brown switch keys and though it's not uber quiet it has a nice tactile feel and sound to it. Absolutely love it.

This keyboard was good at first, but the w key stopped within ~45 days. I was really looking forward to use this keyboard for gaming as it was my first mechanical keyboard, but it did not live up to what I hoped it would be, and was overall the worst experience I have had with a keyboard.