m CK721 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard - Compact 65% Layout, TTC Mechanical Switches, Per-Key RGB Backlighting, Hybrid Wireless Technology, Precision Dial - Space Grey, UK Layout

Very impressed with this keyboard, the action of the keys is great and the keyboard itself is well finished and reassuringly robust and sturdy. The triple option of wired/wireless/Bluetooth is great and I find the volume control knob on the keyboard so indispensable (and use it so often) that I'm now wondering why all keyboards don't have one! The only caveat is that the keyboard is really cut down in size - not only is there no numberpad but even functions like "home/end" to go to line start/end or printscreen are only accessible via combo/function key presses. Its not a big issue for many people's use cases but just make sure you don't use these often since having to use a keyboard combo to access them prevents quick access and could get annoying if you regularly use those functions. Its also worth noting that, this being a mecahnical keyboard, typing is relatively loud - worth bearing in mind if you are working in a quiet environment or if you work from home and have a partner that is sensitive to noise that you are going to drive crazy

Playing fps games when have time. One minus I can give for: what don't have F buttons but can use CoolerMaster button. Can set light for any button, save couple profiles. Good quality.

My first keyboard had a US key layout I then ordered this one hoping a quality brand would be better.... Unfortunately this was not the case as the B key did not work not matter the remediation steps I tried. I've sent this back and opted to purchase from Scan.co.uk instead. I've lost all faith in Amazon from this point forward.

Its a stunning keyboard You feel like you have a lovely piece of engineering at your fingertips But, on blutooth, every time you wake it with a keystroke, it continually repeats that keystroke until the next keypress ... I had to delete 100 accidentally sent msgs on twitter lolz media knob is great, but, to change between it working for volume to skip track etc ... you have to hold down 2 keys at opposite ends of the keyboard ... so ok if you are at it 2 handed all the time .. but not easy it u are using 1 hand Switching between PC tablet and phone on blutooth was absolutely flawless ... worked beautifully Needs double the battery size for me ... the radio wireless uses much more power than blutooth too ... and if you turn off the lights, its difficult to read the letters on the keycaps ... because they are translucent Finally, the hole for you to plug in the USBC cable is so small that other cables do not fit ... maybe thats a safety thing ... some cheap cables (received with cheap £30 mech kb) are not designed for charging, they are for data only, and I almost had a fire in my place; charging an xbox controller with a USB cable only designed for data transfer .... people need to be aware ... if id left the flat, I would have prob burnt down the whole block, but I smelt the burning ... it melted the plastic around the port And id like to have got clicky blue low-profile keycaps ... so research time! Nice experience owning, just too many annoyances for me ... still, an absolute steal at £75 ... you could prob do alot worse if trying a premium mechanical for the first time ... half price

Comfy keyboard for work day typing. Easy to set up and switch between devices on Bluetooth.

I haven't been in the keyboard game for long, however this has to be one of the most well built keyboards to look and and use. The feel of the keyboard on hand is amazing, the fluency it brings to hand is unbeaten. One of the outshining features would have to be the RGB lights on the keyboard, really crisp colour that brightens up the whole thing effortlessly. Neat design, whats to fault. Only downside is it not being hot swap-able, however they will shortly be releasing change able steel plates and key caps I've heard in reviews. 10/10 from me!

The unit I received wasn't aligned so rocked when typed on. That's was a shame as it was otherwise really well put together seemingly. Also check the layout suits you as some keys are behind combos. Beautiful backlighting and the dial was a great touch.

The keyboard itself is pretty good. The build quality is great, the keys feel nice, and typing on it is enjoyable. The problem is the software, which is some of the worst I've ever encountered. It's unusable. It was difficult to get it to install, and when I managed that, the software wouldn't run. Eventually I got it to run, but it was unresponsive. I've tried reinstalling several times, running with compatability settings, installing old versions, but nothing works. You can do some things on the keyboard without the software, but it's very clunky. It's difficult enough figuring out how the lighting works, and good luck trying to set up macros on it. I got this when it was half price, and I'm probably going to send it back. Absolutely do not pay full price for this.