- Mercury K1 Pro 75% Wireless Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, Hot-Swap

Stunning Design, Premium Build Quality, and a Surprisingly Enjoyable Typing Experience I've been using the Gravastar Mercury K1 Pro for a while now, and it has quickly become one of the most unique keyboards on my desk. First, I want to mention the seller's excellent service. Shipping was extremely fast, and the keyboard arrived in carefully designed packaging with plenty of protection. Given the number of precision components and the premium presentation of this product, I really appreciated the attention to detail. Everything arrived in perfect condition. As for the keyboard itself, the design is simply incredible. Pictures look good, but it is even more impressive in person. The sci-fi inspired aesthetic is unlike anything else I have owned, and the RGB lighting effects are vibrant, customizable, and genuinely fun to look at during evening use. The build quality is equally impressive. This keyboard has a substantial weight to it, giving it a very premium and stable feel on the desk. Nothing feels cheap or flimsy. Every component feels well engineered and thoughtfully assembled. One of my favorite aspects is the sound profile. The keystrokes produce a clean, satisfying sound that fits my personal preference perfectly. Typing on it is enjoyable enough that I often find myself typing more than necessary just to hear it. For connectivity, I've been using the keyboard primarily in wired mode. Performance has been flawless so far, with no noticeable lag, input delay, or connection issues during daily use. To keep this review balanced, I do have a few observations that potential buyers should consider. The switches have a very linear feel, which means there isn't a pronounced tactile bump to clearly indicate the actuation point. Users who prefer tactile switches may need some time to adjust. In addition, the keyboard's compact layout comes with a learning curve. The Page Down key sits immediately to the right of the Enter key, and I occasionally triggered it by accident during the first few days of use. The keyboard also omits dedicated Home and End keys, requiring alternative key combinations for those functions. None of these points have been significant enough to impact my overall enjoyment of the keyboard, but they are worth mentioning so buyers know exactly what to expect. Overall, the combination of futuristic design, premium construction, beautiful RGB lighting, and satisfying acoustics makes this one of the most enjoyable keyboards I've owned. If you're looking for a keyboard that stands out visually while still delivering a high-quality typing experience, the Mercury K1 Pro is absolutely worth considering.

This keyboard is. Absolutely amazing. For the price. I unfortunately had to return mine, Weirdly enough, I can't mention why against you Amazons policy. Just a weird stipulation, ALSO as well as I just couldn't afford it at the moment. as well, Bills and stuff. Multiple. Not a big deal. Reasons, As well as other things I'm not going to mention. BUT!!! this is definitely, definitely, definitely worth the money. It is very Extremely THOCKY AND CLACKY!!! Honestly ridiculous. There is so much foam as well as a gasket inside. And it is on sale right now. I would definitely scoop one up to try it, you will not be disappointed. I promise YOU WIL NOT Be disappointed. I will definitely be picking one up again when I have the funds To do so. Other reviews are spot on. And if you like the esthetic. I would go for it, especially if you have the money. The sales price is insane right now. For this particular keyboard, it is Solid aluminum like this thing has got some serious heft. Not too much, but you know what I mean. It is definitely anything but cheap. And like I said, the foam and gasket inside are very high quality. As well as the key caps, the lights are bright. Et cetera, et cetera, just. A absolute joy to type on. ALSO, I've never had an experience this good on a keyboard ever I'm not a guru or anything, But I also wouldn't say I'm a novice. Or beginner. I've had a few keyboards that have been good, but boy I had no idea. Just wow. I know what people are talking about whaen they say THOCKY AND CLACKY, From keyboard enthusiasts anyways, I honestly can't gush about this keyboard enough. And like I mentioned i cant Mention why I had to return mine. Don't worry about it. Trust me, it's nothing. It's not a big deal. With that being said. I am 99% sure that you will love this thing. If not, then you have an extremely high standard for keyboards. Like extremely like out of this world enthusiast level. And it just looks awesome as well.

The looks are either you love it or it is weird. But it is functionally a great keyboard! Even the weird little feet things actually work great. The frame is very rigid and solid feeling (solid skeleton?). The keys feel very premium and the typing sound and feel is perfect. It is a gasket mount, but a firm one. The keys feel extremely solid and "heavy" but somehow the force to push the keys is light at the same time. The typing sound is the perfect thock. Not too loud or metalicy or clicky. Just thock. I am not sure about the RGB yet. I do really like the edge and front lighting. They keys though... It is very bright and vibrant but the south facing/side shine though is a bit functionally odd to me. I am used to a shine though key cap where the RGB actually has the functional purpose of making the keys readable in the dark. On this keyboard I think it is actually more readable with the RGB completely off even in the dark. If anything the front shine though key caps actually make legends harder to read in the dark. (See pictures). That said, the RGB is very bright and it does all the usual stuff with or without the software. The software is okay (I think it has been improved quite a bit since the first release.) It does all the usual stuff is has a pretty clean interface. The reactive mode that Razers have is the only thing that I sort of miss. Overall though, this thing is awesome! It is also awesome that it is hot swap-able and uses standard keycaps. I mean the stock ones are custom and would require something really nice to be an upgrade I think, but at least it is an option. Same with the switches. Overall 9.5/10! (Just miss the reactive mode)

UPDATE (two months of ownership): Still utterly loving this keyboard. Currently swapping between it, and the GravaStar Mercury K1 in pink (yes, I now have a second Gravastar keyboard - I requested it as an anniversary gift!) that I purchased to go with an MAO profile "Pixel Meow" keycap set sold here on Amazon. Both keyboards are just too good, both stock, and after a keycap change!!! UPDATE (two weeks of ownership): I have TRULY reached keyboard nirvana! This keyboard sparks SO much joy for me, it's kind of ridiculous. Typing Experience: 6 stars out of 5 Yes, I - subjectively - find it's THAT good. I love, LOVE the looks, the sound, the feel (matte case finish AND typing), and the battery life. The keyboard also looks like it will be easy to disassemble (hex head screws), so servicing the battery at some point should be trivial, AND I don't have to worry about wimpy Philips screw heads being stripped. Software: 4 stars out of 5 It's unfortunately proprietary, but I bought the keyboard knowing that. It's pretty easy to navigate if you've used keyboard configuration software in the past. Unless I'm missing something, you can't customize the lighting on the outer edge, or for the logo screen (minus one star). There IS apparently a firmware update so you can DISABLE the backlight, but I haven't installed it at this time, as the RGB isn't a deal breaker, it's just not my preference. I scanned the software using Malwarebytes Pro and Windows Defender, and nothing was detected. Just wish they'd offer SignalRGB support (hint, hint). GENERAL COMMENTS: I cannot adequately express how much I LOVE this keyboard. This is now my favorite mechanical keyboard in my entire collection. For me, it's END GAME good. I've had zero issues, and it feels and sounds SOOO satisfying - and I say this as someone with dozens of mechanical keyboards, by a wide variety of manufacturers, in a variety of layouts, case and plate materials, switch brands and types, keycap profiles and keycap materials. I DID switch out the stock keycaps (which are honestly fine IF you like pudding-style keycaps), but I'd originally ordered this keyboard with a "Pastel Goth" vibe already in mind. I own Kiiboom's Sweet Rebel keycap set, as well as a small set of coordinating polycarbonate keycaps picked up here on Amazon. I thought they'd be amazing on the K1 Pro, and I was right! To optimize the appearance of the see-through polycarbonate keycaps, I DID change out the wonderful stock switches for MMD Aqua King 37g linear switches, but ONLY for those keycaps. The MMD Aqua Kings coordinate surprisingly nicely with the stock switches from a feel and sound standpoint, at least to my senses, while the clear housing and stem make them nearly invisible underneath the see-through polycarb keycaps. I've updated my review to include two still photos, and a video with full rainbow RGB, but the keyboard truly looks better in person. Battery life has been simply amazing, making it feasible to enjoy the wonderful RGB. If you disable RGB, however, this is going to run for a very, VERY long time between charges. I currently have the backlighting set so keys light up in white as I type (photo two), and it feels like the battery STILL never drains. GravaStar also somehow tweaked sleep mode perfectly (I'm using it in 2.4GHz mode), so it wakes up as soon as you start typing. So many keyboards I own skip the first character you type if there's ANY pause, and it's incredibly frustrating, especially when typing passwords! May I also add how cool it is that even the wireless dongle is textured to coordinate perfectly with the keyboard? I will NEVER mistake which keyboard this goes to, unless I buy a second one - which is a possibility, given how much I love this! I still have not downloaded or tried the configuration software, as I thankfully haven't felt a need to take that risk, however small. I do still wish they'd gone with VIA support instead of their own proprietary offering. If you like the looks, PLEASE give this a try. You will thank me later. If you love the "Pastel Goth" vibe, this is a fantastic choice to stylishly enhance the dark and twisty (yet adorable) vibes of a pastel goth keycap set! ORIGINAL REVIEW: I collect mechanical keyboards and accessories. Mostly sub-$150 boards, although they range up to $450ish. Since I already have a nice assortment of "standard" keyboards, I'm starting to go after more novelty/niche items. I chose the GravaStar Mercury K1 Pro as my birthday gift from my husband, taking advantage of the Prime Day sale. It just arrived about an hour ago, and I'm so VERY pleased! The construction is beautiful, and gives me a very futuristic, "Aliens" biomechanical vibe - one that I think H.R. Giger would appreciate! I love that the funky rear legs actually serve a purpose, and they click into one of two positions with such a satisfying sound! They even have built-in RGB, amazingly enough. Some might be concerned that the bottom of the keyboard case is plastic, in a keyboard at this price range, but this is still a hefty keyboard, so I consider it a good thing. GravaStar also spent a lot of time and attention designing the case bottom to enhance the futuristic, biomechanical vibe of the keyboard, and it truly looks amazing. SO well done, including the addition of built-in dongle storage. As an older mechanical keyboard hobbyist, I have long avoided Kailh switches. In the early days, they were seriously lacking compared to Cherry or even Gateron. Clearly, times have changed, as these GravaStar-Kailh switches are SO GOOD. So much so that I'll actually be leaving them in the keyboard. I had been impressed with how good the keyboard sounded in reviews, and I'm happy to report that it also sounds wonderful in person. Very thocky, nice feel, and solid quality stabilizers that I don't need to tinker with. I went with the Galaxy Black model, and I'm pretty pleased with the keycaps, but I'll still be swapping them out eventually. Pudding keycaps are a bit much for me, plus I bought this keyboard with a particular keycap set in mind. Minor criticisms are as follows: While the RGB is very bright, and I love how the ambient case RGB can be controlled separately from the keycaps, the keycap RGB is still glaringly bright *for me* on the lowest allowed setting. I wish it could go dimmer before your option becomes zero RGB at all. My other nitpick is that the LCD for the logo is such wasted potential, especially when there are much less expensive keyboards possessing fully functional screens with GIF support - albeit usually with janky configuration software to make it work. It's like the screen exists to tease us with its unfulfilled potential. If memory space on the keyboard allows (and it probably doesn't, sadly), I would love to see a firmware update that increases the functionality of the screen. Apparently there is a firmware update that allows you to disable the lighting, but I haven't downloaded it, yet. I'm hoping it also lets you pick a static color, as I'd prefer to color coordinate the backlight with my keycaps, vs. rainbow cycling. Software Concerns: While the default layout and FN layer are actually thoughtfully designed, IMHO software needs better treatment. QMK/VIA compatibility with Signal RGB support would have been the ideal, but GravaStar at least needs to make their proprietary software feel safer to download. While they are far from the only company to do so, they use Google Drive to host their software. Google Drive explicitly warns that the driver software installer may be dangerous, and cannot be virus-checked before download. Given there are a few reviews here reporting problems with being hacked and blame GravaStar, that can't help but make you paranoid. One customer implied it may have been from just the dongle, however; did they even install the software? Realistically, it's likely a coincidence that these three people regretfully ran into issues. I even set ChatGPT on the topic, and they saw nothing to indicate there is a concern, and indicated that purchases direct from the manufacturer, or a major seller like Amazon, should be perfectly safe. I would feel better, however, if GravaStar at least provided version information with MD5 checksums, and/or a passing Virus Total report.

I've been in possession of the GravaStar Mercury K1 Pro keyboard for a few weeks now and this company has completely won me over as I will be purchasing a mouse and mouse pad next. It's packed with awesome features, looks freaking amazing, typing on this thing just feels amazing and high quality. It's a heavy lil mfer def durable like a tank. The keys are easy to see and read at night as the LEDs don't drown out the letter or numbers, making it easy to use. It came packaged well, with awesome box art. It's super responsive using the 2.4 USB dongle in wireless mode and the battery lasts for days. Totally worth the money. If buy again and recommend to anyone.

The Mercury K1 Pro is hands-down the best keyboard I’ve ever owned. The aluminum base gives it a premium, solid feel — it’s not cheap plastic like so many others out there. The orange keycaps are really stunning and really stand out. You can make the keyboard any color you like and the keys still stand out and are easy to see. What blew me away is the level of customization. I guess I've been disappointed by a lot of brands like Razer as far customization but not Gravastar. Customization is amazing. You can change the base lighting separately from the main keys, and even set individual key colors if you want a completely unique look. I saw a lot of complaints about the software, but honestly? I found it super easy to use. What are you all doing? How is the software hard to use? Do any of you know how to use a computer? Its super easy to download and use this software. You can program macros, remap keys, set up custom profiles — it does everything I need and more. Easier to use than Razer is. The typing feel is amazing — clicky without being obnoxious, that perfect middle ground between soft and loud. Whether I’m gaming or working, it just feels right. If you’re looking for a unique, high-quality mechanical keyboard that feels and looks like a sci-fi weapon, this is it. 5/5 — highly recommended.

Love this, best keyboard I've ever owned. It sounds amazing. Not that annoying clicky clack from mechanical. Which gets annoying after awhile, especially for other ppl in the room. It's a deep thunky sound. Easiest setup of any device I've had for gaming. Software can be put on your local, or just use the web version to change all settings and RGB. Don't need to waste space if you don't want to. The keys are amazing, works straight out of box, no need to fine tune. I will be getting more from this company

it looks cool as heck and has a nice heft to it but it’s a little thin on software, which is mostly Chinese, and instructions are thin; still have no idea if it’s possible to change the colors on the backlighting for example

$300 Chinese slop don’t buy

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Excellent

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