Kreo Swarm 75% Wireless Mechanical Keyboard with Milky Purple Pre-lubed Switches, Wireless Gaming Keyboard with 5-pin Hot Swap PCB and 5 Layers Sound Absorption (All Black, Huano Speed Switches)

This is a very good mechanical keyboard that I should have bought long long back :)Pros:> The keys are very good. You would want to type it on and on and on...> If you like the creamy sound that you get, just go for it.> I got the tactile switches - GTMX Sense Switches, I really like them. Typing lovers would really love them.> Very good keyboard for developers/coders.> It has got a tactile metal knob to increase/decrease the volume. It has got that awesome feel.> Got good lighting, per key lighting.> The battery life of the rechargeable is great. It gives a very good battery life, 1 week+ for my usage.> The dual height step clips given are awesome.> The keyboard is very sturdy and weighs also very well. Very high quality product without any doubt.> The key switches are also great, smudge proof and you get a very good feel when you touch them> Has got great connectivity. I mostly use Bluetooth which is stable and awesome with my macbook Pro.> Black purple combination was a flawless choice :)!Cons:> Kreos should map the battery percentage to a set of keys with some colour coding which would be a fun way to visualise the battery percentage. The keyboard already have the capability. Just a software mapping that needs to be done.> Kreos should have given the dedicated mac keys as well for the mac users. I am not finding the specific Mac keys anywhere for a reasonable price and matching with the colours of the existing keys.> Kreos has to work on giving the software to configure the per key lights and keyboard profiles etc. The really fun with the lighting comes with that software which is totally missing for the mac and linux users. Come on Keros, easy one!> If there is a way to custom map the metal knob from volume to something else based on the application that we are using, that will be just awesome. This is similar to the Logi options software that logitech gives for its Mx Mouse etc.Verdict:> The best keyboard that you would get for the price that you are paying. "Just go for it"!> I was always wanting to buy One Plus keyboard which is way way expensive. This one gives all of that feel in less than 6k. A steal I would say.> Great job Kreos! But would love to see the cons being fixed. Fortunately, they are very low hanging fruits that Kreos can and should fix very easily!

I’ve been on the hunt for a keyboard that delivers that satisfying, deep “THOCK” with every keystroke—and I finally found it without breaking the bank.Sound and Feel:The standout feature is, without a doubt, its thocky sound. I was initially concerned that the spacebar, backspace, and shift keys might sound overly springy, but it exceeds expectations. Looks like the stabilizers are really good and well lubed.Value for Money:At its price point, this keyboard punches well above its weight. It offers a premium auditory experience typically reserved for high-end models without compromising build quality or performance. Additionally, the keyboard comes with software support for custom RGB schemes and other personalization options. (A slight caveat: the software currently lacks Linux support, which might limit customization for some users.)Design and Performance:The keyboard is well-built and feels robust, providing a comfortable typing experience. The double shot PBT keycaps also play a huge role in that. It’s clear that a lot of thought went into ensuring that the acoustics are on point, which is a rare find in this price range.Final Thoughts:If you’re looking to add a bit of personality to your setup and enjoy that satisfying thock with every press, this keyboard is a steal. It’s perfect for anyone who values a great auditory experience alongside solid performance, all without spending a fortune.Suggestion:More keycap options to buy separately would be great. Not too many options in the country other than CuriosityCaps right now.*Note: I went with the "Huano Speed Yellows" for a smoother typing experience and I can already say I love it more than my other keyboard with Cherry MX Blues. However this completely subjective.

I’ve been using the Kreo Swarm keyboard for a few months now. I mainly use it for office work during weekdays and some light gaming on weekends — and I’m really happy with it so far.Typing Feel:It comes with purple switches, and they feel really nice. The keys are soft to press but still give that satisfying mechanical feel. There's a gentle sound when typing — not too loud, just right. Great for long hours of work and perfect for weekend gaming too.Keycaps:The keycaps are double-shot, which means the letters won’t fade easily — a big plus. The only thing I didn’t like is that the light doesn’t shine through the keys, so the RGB lighting isn’t as bright as it could be. Not a dealbreaker, but worth mentioning.Build and Features:The keyboard feels strong and well-built.It supports three types of connections — wired, Bluetooth, and 2.4 GHz wireless — so it’s super flexible. I can switch between my 2 laptops and tablet easily.Battery life has been good so far in wireless mode. I charge it once and it works for 4 weeks without rgb.With rgb it may give up to 1 week.What I LikedGreat switch feel soft but responsive, Comfortable typing sound, Strong build, Tri-mode connectivity (wired, Bluetooth, wireless)What Could Be BetterKeycaps don’t let light pass through, so RGB lighting is not very visibleFinal ThoughtsOverall, I think the Kreo Swarm is a great keyboard for both work and play. It’s comfortable, looks clean, and feels premium. If you're looking for a reliable mechanical keyboard that’s also affordable, I’d definitely recommend this one.Rating: 4.5/5