RedThunder K95 Wireless Mechanical Gaming Keyboard,w/Customizable Display & Knob,Gasket-Mounted,3 Mode 2.4G/BT/USB-C,UK Layout 96 Keys,Hot Swappable Pink Switch PBT Keycaps,RGB Backlit 8000mAh Battery

Been using it for a few months now and even using it to type this review. The keyboard is honestly very nice! I don't have too much experience with computer keyboards, so I do have lower standards, but overall it's a really nice keyboard. The little display on the top-right isn't the most useful feature but I uploaded a picture of my dog to it using the app. It sounds very nice and the LED lights make a really cool effect. The only problem is the light does not shine through the key caps provided because they are fully opaque. This means if you are in a particularly dark room you can't see which keys you are pressing. Other than that I haven't encountered any issues and I think it's worth the price. Have not tried the Bluetooth connectivity yet.

The keyboard is nice colours are easily customizable. Battery life is really long will last even the biggest gaming sessions. Good value for the keyboard. The linear switches feel nice as if they're made for asmr videos. Connection by Bluetooth, 2.4ghz dongle or wired. Led lights are bright enough to use. However key caps are not see through if that's what you're looking for recommend you find new key caps to go along side this keyboard.

Died randomly after 3 months. Everything. LEDs, response, lcd screen, all kaput. Really disappointed. Would not buy this brand again. When it was working, nice keyboard, nice feel on keys, lcd screen works, quite easily able to upload own gifs on there. Longevity, maybe some production problems.

Nice enough keyboard with a good feel and a nice sound (sounds a bit like wood). That's all I really wanted. The lighting is pointless and simply drains the battery. Thankfully, you can turn it off through the awkward menus on the built-in screen. I use Linux and although the keyboard itself works fine, I'm going to have to attach it to a Windows PC in order to change the time! That is ridiculous.Update: After initially topping up the charge in the keyboard it work flawlessly for about 6 weeks. Not bad on one charge (without back lights). However, at that point it just switched off. I connected a USB cable to charge it, but nothing happened. After contacting support, I eventually discovered that you must connect a USB cable that is data and power capable (which I was), but you must ALSO set the connection switch on the back of the keyboard to CABLE. That will let the charging start. At that point, you can switch back to WiFi and continue using the keyboard and it will keep charging from the attached cable.

The Keyboard is a good compact size. The keystroke sound is also very satisfying between a clicky and spongy sound. I turned off the lights on the keyboard to maximize battery life but it does seem to have a fair amount of customizability. I currently use this for work and for my home setup the 3 way connection button on the back of the keyboard allows for effortless switching between devices. The small screen on the keyboard is quite helpful to indicate battery life and time but is more of a gimmick I would say. Overall very impressed with this keyboard especially for the price, I used to own a corsair 110% but to get a new one with similar quality of the K95 you would be paying double and sometimes triple.

Been eyeing wireless keyboards for some time and settled on this.With some minor tweaks this could be an excellent keyboard.The key feel is solid, responsive (using BT), good travel and a very satisfying thwack when pressed.Surprisingly compact for the feature set, decent build quality. It's solid but light, no rattles, some slight flexing only if you try it.Having three Bluetooth channels is awesome. I have this connected to my PC, TV and tablet and can change on the fly. Brilliant.Setup has to be downloaded from RedThunder website, but I had no issues. The time auto synced with Windows straight away. I still need to figure out some of the features but you can suss the basics easily.The volume wheel is a minor letdown, you can press it and nothing seems to happen and you have to turn two clicks for it to register. So the simple act of changing volume can be laborious and inaccurate. The screen volume and windows differ wildly. I'm sure this could be addressed in firmware.On the whole my experience so far is positive and I'll be sticking with it.

The media could not be loaded. I have been using this keyboard for just under a week now, and I must say I'M LOVING IT!Noise - Now, you'll have to excuse the way I speak about this, the noise made me wet. It sounds insane for the price, I am by far an enthusiast just someone who likes playing sims after work. But this fits the bill, see video for switch/key noise.Wireless connectivity - has 2.4 and bluetooth, I have tested both and these are functional and responsive. Even when play FPS games like fortnite, bo6 its very responsive and allows full control of the keys, with the pressure switches this aids gaming!Brightness/lighting - AMAZING! AMAZING AMAZING!! SOOOOOO many options! You have 16 built in lighting functions, if you download the redthunder application you can completely alter EACH INDIVIDUAL key light, I currently have mine set up with a ripple upon key press..Battery life - This hasn't totally been testing by myself as I keep mine plugged in via cable.For what you're paying for a keyboard, this one is absolutely faultless. Even much so I am tempted to purchase a 2nd one for my boyfriend, as he hears me typing away and shouts upstairs "that sounds orgasmic!"If you want my opinion, buy it! You won't be disappointedCons - GIF image display was a bit awkward to set up and get going.. but we got there. For anyone struggling, download the RedThunder software, the page for "macro" is where you can upload your chosen GIF. I downloaded mine on my PC and then uploaded it via the application for RT. It also takes a hot minute to upload, mine taking 10 minutes.