RedragonK670 RGB Backlit Gaming Keyboard, 104 Keys Hot-Swap Mechanical Keyboard, Upgraded Socket, Quiet Linear Red Switch

does exactly what it's supposed to do!

Whatever "gaming keyboard" means nowadays.The keys make a normal key stroke sound. Nothing mechanically clacky or anything. It has a ridiculous amount of RGB settings. I believe there are 18 in total but you can customize those as well by speed, direction of pattern, etc.

was using to play games and decided to use it for some typing and noticed multiple keys just didn't work at all.

Although I prefer more tactile key switches (Cherry MX Clear or Brown style) my wife prefers the silent Red switch. She LOVES this keyboard, and I was able to show her how to set it up quickly so that different groups of keys light up with different colors. This is a terrific keyboard (our family now owns 3 from Red Dragon). My only complaint is minor: sometimes Red Dragon ships without an external cardboard container to thwart porch thieves. But the company is solid, the keyboards work as promised, and this model even has switches that are swappable (I think they are MX-compatible). I'd buy this again!

I bought this board to have low-stakes hardware to practice my modding methods. For the price, it's a very reasonable hot-swap mechanical board.Price cuts hit the usual spots, no Bluetooth or 2.4ghz, all plastic construction and plate, cheap switches.After tape mod, PE foam, case foam, stab grease, lubing, and a new set of caps, this has turned into the thockiest board I own.RGB is fine. I use this in an office so it stays on white backlighting all the time. In an office environment with florescent lights, it's very hard to notice the backlighting. LEDs are north facing, and there's very little shine between the keycaps.Overall, great value for a hot-swap PCB.