CherryMX 8.2 TKL Wireless Gaming Keyboard. Compact TenKeyLess. Mechanical 87 Keys RGB Backlit Keys ABS Keycaps. MX Brown Switch. Aluminum Carrying Case Included.

I like the action on this keyboard, but I have always liked red keys. It has a great feel and responsiveness, and it is not overly loud or clicky, which is what I prefer. I can use this typing at work and not have to be on mute whenever I'm typing. It's far from silent, but no louder than any normal keyboard.

I used the keyboard exclusively using the wireless dongle. It works great and hasn't skipped a beat. The debounce is imperceptibly small - rejoice fast typers! Tapping the key and letting go super fast had the key register exactly once, not zero, no more. Perfect.The RGB LEDs are nice. They're controlled a little differently from other keyboards. Normally they're controlled with Function+Arrows but on this keyboard it's F4 through F8 as well as just F12. Trying to turn the LED brightness down has a minimum setting whereas most other keyboards will eventually just shut them off. I noticed most of the animated RGB patterns prefer slightly mintier variants of colors. I like that. Of course, there is buddy software that can be installed but I didn't try it out.The switches themselves are of course Cherry brand. When holding the keyboard up to the ear you can hear the spring creaking as you press the keys down. I can really hear the spring coming from the left shift key. In a dead quiet office you can definitely hear it.The keycaps are generally smooth feeling. The legends have a little bit of texture to them which is most noticeable on the Windows key. The font is readable with a squarish look. The LEDs shrine right through the letters and symbols, but NOT through the Function symbols (Volume, RGB Controls, etc). I noticed the space bar has a sort of bevel at the bottom of the key instead of the usual cliff. It's subtle, but the glow from the monitor shaded it and made it obvious.There are LEDs on the back of the keyboard to indicate which connection it's communicating over. The red LED for the wireless dongle is pretty bright and it seems like the F1 key is always half lit red.

The media could not be loaded.  I need to get the USB adapter for it I will do a more comprehensive review once it comes in.

Cherry’s name speaks for itself when it comes to quality and craftsmanship that’s designed to last. That said, while their switches are amazing, their keyboards have always been a bit bland. Recently they’ve introduced some gaming keyboards that brought the features you’d come to expect in any modern-day premium mechanical.Now they’ve released this keyboard. It’s pretty much everything you could ask for, albeit with a price tag to match. They certainly could’ve excluded the aluminum case to cut down on the price, but be aware that, for what it’s worth, the case is actually very, very nice and most certainly not an cheap price-inflator. The keyboard itself is everything you’d expect and then some. The top casing is all aluminum with very impressive and clean machining. The keys are some of the most impressive double shot I I’ve ever seen with incredibly fine and intricate letter work with absolutely not stencil effect. The bottom of the keyboard is a quality plastic and includes kickstands. Lighting is great with an excellent software control to boot and tri-mode communication is included. The one thing that surprised me is they didn’t include a means to store the 2.4Ghz receiver in the keyboard, but there is a spot for it in the aluminum case. Personally I love that the receiver is a bright cherry red. The cable is standard-fare.While the price is a bit eye-watering, it’s hard to put into words just how nice this keyboard is and given the manufacturer, it should hold up to a lifetime of use. While the aluminum case sounds like a gimmick, it too is surprisingly impressive and does provide a safe means to transport the keyboard if you will be traveling with it for gaming or work.

First off, I wanted to point out that the carrying briefcase it came with is a bit ridiculous. It's nice, but a crazy addition. I would've had the price of the keyboard lower as I probably will not ever use the case except for when I store it to switch keyboards. The keyboard itself is well built and looks nice. The Cherry MX Browns feel like any other keyboard I've owned with Cherry MX Browns, like my Ducky One 2 SF. They're slightly scratchy, but that seems to be par for the course with these. A little lube would've been awesome. The space bar clunks a little, but all of the other stabilizers are solid with no chatter. I didn't notice any major pinging. The main thing I didn't like about the keyboard was that in wireless mode, the RGB lighting turns off quickly when not in use to save battery, and there is no way that I have found to just keep it on. It doesn't create any lag when waking it back up, but the lighting takes a few seconds to turn back on when you start typing again. The Cherry Gaming software is pretty limited and again doesn't offer any option to change the timeout. When plugged in, the backlight stays on. Aside from those things, this is a good keyboard. I just don't think it's worth the asking price.

This is a really, really nice keyboard. I've always loved Cherry switches and their keyboard has NOT disappointed at all! The caps on this are nice and smooth, clean mechanical but not too loud. I've had multiple other name-brand keyboards and this matches up with all of them, if not better.The way Cherry actually packages this is absolutely wonderful. There's so much care in the actual product itself. The keyboard in its package has a cardboard sleeve that protects an aluminum case with the keyboard inside. That was a really nice touch. I haven't had a carry-case included in any of my other keyboards, this comes in really handy for travel. I like to use my keyboards for work when I travel, and this is just glorious. The compact nature is a little difficult to get used to initially, but for a compact keyboard, its just great. I have no complaints whatsoever.