MageGee 60% Mechanical Gaming Keyboard,Hot-Swappable Compact Blue LED Backlit Gaming Keyboard, Sky Wired Ergonomic Mini Office Keyboard for Windows PC Gamer (Blue Switch, Black & White)

The media could not be loaded.  I was pretty skeptical before buying this one since its a new brand... but the keyboard is awesome compared to the price. The blue switchs are loud... and keycaps feel premium. Key caps don't have pass through lighting tho... Overall great product. Go for brown switches if u don't want a loud keyboard... cause this one is just a bomb!!!!

For those looking to dive into the world of mechanical keyboards without breaking the bank, the MageGee 60% Mechanical Gaming Keyboard is an excellent choice.Switch Type:Do note that this comes with red key switches, not blue. I overlooked this detail in the product description but found it to be a happy accident. I was used to blue switches, but after spending some time with the red ones, I've grown quite fond of them. The feel is surprisingly good, and I adjusted to it quickly.Quality and Build:The keyboard is entirely plastic but doesn't feel cheap; it has a satisfying weight to it. The keys are responsive, and I haven't experienced any significant issues with durability.Replacement Experience:When I initially received the keyboard, the left-hand side shift key was faulty and would often jam. After placing a replacement order, I got a new one without any hassle.Backlighting:The backlight is bright enough to make gaming or typing in low-light conditions comfortable. However, I was a little disappointed to find out that the keys themselves are opaque, so the light doesn't shine through.Overall:Apart from a few minor hiccups like the opaque keys and the initial faulty shift key, I've been more than satisfied with my purchase. If you're in the market for a reliable and affordable mechanical keyboard, this MageGee model should be on your shortlist.

2/3 weeks ok, after that some keys are not working, ghosting the keys. Then overall build quality is very low. Don’t buy it 👎

Red switches are great.Feels premium. Good for gaming, best entry level custom keyboard which is easy to buy in india.

In my quest to declutter my bustling work and gaming desk, I scoured the market for a 60% keyboard that truly stood out. It was amidst this overwhelming array of options that I discovered the Magegee 60% keyboard, and it's been nothing short of a revelation. Not only does its sleek design add an aesthetic touch to my setup, but the subtle, melodious clicks of the red switches make every keystroke a pleasure.I've observed a few noteworthy pros and cons with the keyboard so far:Pros:1. The compact size of the keyboard is a significant advantage, as it doesn't hog much table space, perfect for cluttered setups.2. The key quality is top-notch, and the inclusion of additional keycaps in both red and white adds a delightful customization option.3. The keyboard's bundled keycap puller and switch puller are a welcome addition. Moreover, the hot-swappable switches make it an outstanding feature for enthusiasts who enjoy customizing their typing experience. Kudos for that!4. The keyboard's lightning-fast response time is truly remarkable. The USB-C interface ensures a lag-free experience, adding to the overall performance and reliability.Cons:1. While the keyboard is backlit, the absence of transparent keycap engravings means that the light emanates from the bottom, which can create a somewhat peculiar visual effect in darker environments. This isn't a major issue if you're already familiar with the key placements, but it's worth noting for those who prefer a more illuminated key layout.2. The placement of function keys on the numeric keys may require you to press the 'Fn' button to access them, which can be a slight inconvenience. It would have been a nice addition if the keyboard offered dedicated volume control keys for a more seamless user experience.In summary, the Magegee 60% keyboard is a solid choice, especially if it aligns with your budget and you prefer a more understated and non-flashy design compared to gaudy RGB keyboards. It offers a great balance of functionality and aesthetics.

Works like a charm. No argb is the only minus.

I got this product with brown switches and blue and red color scheme for 2400 rs. Here's my review after a week of usage :Pros:1. Budget friendly2. Satisfying key press sound in all keys except spacebar. Spacebar alone was very very scratchy and after some tape modding for the spacebar, sounded better but spacebar felt heavy and difficult to press after that.3. Foam modding and tape modding the keyboard is very easy. The keyboard unscrews from under the keycaps to the board and underplate directly.4. 2 Extra switches and keycap/switch puller included in box along with extra keys of different color scheme. I got the entire key set in blue and the highlight keys in red on the side.5. Keyboard is extremely light so good to take on the go.Cons :1. Cheap feeling keycaps. The letter print on some keys are fading or a different font from the rest of the set.2. Key switches are cheap and of an unknown brand. They're extremely difficult to pull out of the board and I almost broke a switch trying to pull it out.Although this keyboard is great for budget, I would not recommend this keyboard for a starter keyboard if you plan on getting into modding and upgrading switches.

2 weeks it worked fineProblems started after 2 weeks 3 day.The keyboard has many problemsBuild quality, Every thing is plastic even the switch plates. Switch plates have creaking sound Other problems I have areOne key stroke double registersEg: typing the letter Q it types as QRTyping A it registers as AFTyping 1 regs as 14I became frustrated with the product.I tried cleaning the switches with isopropyl alcohol lubed it still the problems occur at last i conclude that the board is a problem.Bad experience with this Product 😔