TECWARE ELITE Phantom+ 87-Key RGB Wireless / BT5.0 Mechanical Keyboard (Black) Wraith Pink Switch (Prelubed, 58g Linear) Per Key Color and Lighting

I'm surprised that even though a lot of keyboard reviewers on YouTube have given high praise for it, there are very few actually buying this board. That's a shame cause it's really very good. The only slight nitpick that I have is that the Legends on some of the keys look a bit muddy, and I don't know if the software is any good, but still... This Keyboard looks good, feels good and sounds good and thats all that matters to me. Verdict : If you got some money to spend on a decent keyboard... BUY THIS.

Perfect Keyboard, build quality is epic, sounds amazing and has beautiful RGB (not too bright though) after 4 months of use my only concern is the battery, it only lasts about 2 days with RGB on. If you are going to use it the USB connector I strongly recommend.

Gotta say the weight and the way it looks and feels can be compared to more expensive to more expensive keyboards. However it does miss out on some features specially if you like to customize via program but overall great Keyboard.

Sounds amazing doesn’t feel cheap and is really responsive the only thing is that the space bar sounds a bit weird but it’s still an amazing keyboard

Just amazing!!! It is rock solid, tactile experience is awesome and it works perfectly. Ratio quality and cost is majestic, highly suggested!

Cheap and good, compared with what is available in the market. I've used a variety of keyboards ranging from the cheapes to the the Razor and Logitech mechanicals, but the '87 beats the lot. I'm using the one with the Red switches, the sound is quiet, the touch is execellent (reminds me of the old IBM's) and the spacing exact. Best of all the price is very reasonable! BTW I don't care much about the RGB lighting, though it looks nice. One downside - it doesn't work with the ATen KVM Switch (can't change modes) and need to plug it into the USB mouse port instead of the keyboard port

I've been using this for about six months now and I really like the feel of the keys and the overall styling. Ideal for both work and play, this is a great keyboard without being too flashy or overloaded with "gaming features". What's more, one of the feet had snapped and the other was showing signs of fracturing (I would chalk this off to wear and tear), I reached out to Tecware customer support and they promptly sent out replacement feet. Great customer service and a very good keyboard!

I love it, sounds buttery smooth with the pink switches. I did swap out the keycaps shortly after which definitely don't feel as good as the OEM caps but the keyboard itself feels great. Coming from a Logitech g15 which was 3x the price and doesn't feel half this good.

This is by far the nicest keyboard I have ever used - the feature set and build quality shames comparable Logitech offerings for a fraction of the price. I have now used two of these - the linear red switches at work and the linear pink switches at home. I would characterize the red switches as having a crisper sound profile and a lighter touch, whereas the pinks require a slightly heavier press and therefore seem a little quieter. I think I prefer the pinks, but both are very enjoyable. There are only two things I would criticize about this keyboard, and they are both too minor to warrant losing a star. #1. Fresh out of the box, the spacebar is a little stiff. I speculate that this may have something to do with the lubrication not being fully spread out at first, or maybe the top layer of sound dampening foam is interfering with the key somehow, but the problem fixed itself before I had a chance to go to work with the included keycap puller and find out. #2. When the backlight turns off automatically due to inactivity, it makes it difficult to see the legends on the gray keycaps due to the lower contrast of the different plastics compared to the black keycaps. This is not a major problem - if you type frequently enough to keep the backlight on, it won't affect you at all, and if you're an infrequent typist, it only matters for the first keystroke after a long period of inactivity. Overall, the only way I can imagine a better bargain is if Tecware sold this exact same keyboard as a barebones kit at a lower price, so that enthusiasts could take the price difference and buy their own preferred switches and keycaps. As it stands, I can hardly complain. Even if I wasn't inclined to tinker with it, I'm still very satisfied.

This is a beautiful keyboard for a typist. I got the orange clicky and it is smooth as silk while maintaining a tactile feel and enough click to know that I have registered a key press. I love the RGB because it helps me to sneak a glance at the keys when I am editing voice recognition reports and using control keys even though I am touch typing. They keys are well lit with no weird fonts. I notice the difference between a regular clicky mechanical board and these lubed switches. They feel a lot smoother. I can't speak to the gaming experience but if you want to know if a keyboard can go the distance, ask a transcriptionist. We are terrors on a keyboard and can wear them out like nobody's business. So I will update my review in a few months. So far, I really love it and it feels wonderful to type on. It helps with accuracy because it is so tactile and the sound is just enough to let me know I have registered a keypress without being too "pingy" or hollow sounding. The PBS keycaps are a bonus to feel secure knowing that they won't wear out. I usually wear out the typical ABS keycaps in about 2 years' time which is frustrating (long before the switches wear out) so I am looking forward to these keycaps going the distance. To the engineers at Tecware, you did a beautiful job on this keyboard because sometimes you just need a keyboard for serious typing.