iKBC CD108 Mechanical Keyboard with Cherry MX Red Switch for Windows and Mac, Full Size Wired Computer Keyboards with PBT OEM Profile Keycaps for Desktop and Laptop, 108-Key, Black Color, ANSI/US

I had gotten a regular mechanical keyboard because of my bad wrists and fingers since they are easier to type on and those curved ergonomic keyboards just didn't work for me. Well I've been driving my co-workers crazy with my loud keyboard for a while now and just recently found out about silent mechanical boards and I have to say this thing feels waaaay better to type on than the $190 rgb corsair keyboard I just got for my gaming set up and it's less than half the price!

I bought this for work since I’m used to my other mechanical keyboard at home, and the cheap membrane ones they gave us were killing my productivity and my hands. The lack of backlighting rgb nonsense is a huge plus for me since I’m using it in the office. The keycaps are very nice, and the general build quality is very sturdy. This thing is *really* nice to type on, I actually like it more than my more expensive gaming keyboard at home.

Great, solid build quality and comfortable, quiet typing. No frills, just the way I like it. The only reason it isn't five stars is that a few keys have issues on Mac: Caps Lock LED doesn't work, Cal key doesn't work (no key event), Fn-key doesn't work (no key events), and the volume keys work, but aren't in any way programmable (they do change the volume, but there's no way to program them to do anything else, as they also don't register a key event).

The keyboard is good. But I have no clue why the rgb modifiers I got don’t have any characters on it. I mean ALL are characterless. This makes me feel really upset. To be honest I am not interested in backlight so I choose this keyboard because of the modifiers

It is a great keyboard. The switch is PBT, which is great. The price is reasonable. The feedback sounds of the keys is also better than most red switch keyboard on the market. I was thinking that red is kinda sucks, but I was wrong!

I bought a new iKBC CD108 mechanical keyboard from the same seller 'Keymecher' through another major online marketplace. After one month, the keyboard began intermittently dropping USB connection with any PC it was plugged into ("Unknown USB Device - Device Descriptor Request Failed" error code 43). Three months later my CD108 failed completely, so I e-mailed Keymecher directly for support under warranty; they requested my order information, which I provided. After two months of reminding them about this and waiting for an answer, I've gotten no further communication whatsoever from the seller. The keyboard manufacturer iKBC has also been totally unresponsive. Conclusion: Defective product, no warranty support, zero customer service.

Switches and keycaps are nice for the price.

This is a stellar keyboard, especially for the money. Very comfortable, and the keystroke feels secure. It focuses on the essentials, though I do appreciate [a] the volume buttons, absent on some entry-level mechanical keyboards, [b] the "calc" button, which immediately calls up the OS's calculator, and [c] the feet that offer *three* different typing angles, rather than just two. Other than those features, this keyboard is without frills — it doesn't need any. I got the clear switches for a lot of spring and tactile feedback without bothering my office colleagues, and that's exactly the typing experience that I've had. I'm honestly still weighing whether the browns would be better. But if I DO opt for browns, then I'll just get them in this keyboard model.