PK900 DIY Backlight Mechanical Gaming Keyboard,104 Keys Blue Switch Illuminated Keyboard with Phone Holder and Left Wrist Rest for Gaming and Typing

The Good:I like this keyboard price. It's half the price of one of my mechanical Corsairs, and one third the price of my other Corsair. I stopped buying Corsair because they inverted the kesy so that all the shift keys are on the bottom when they used to be on the top. HATE CORSAIR NOW--just for the stupid inverted key printing that makes you pause, look and think twice every time you're doing a shift key (!@#$%^&*()_+{}:"<>?). Dumb idea that slows me down--nobody's got time for that. So I'm trying this lower cost mechanical keyboard because it has promise and a phone holder.The clicks are responsive without too much travel in the key height. The keys feel solid with each tap.I REALLY like the phone holder. I bought 90-degree charging cables so I can charge the phone as it sits in the holder. It holds my Samsung S7 Edge nicely with room to spare.It is very solid, will not flex, and the keys feel as good as the board looks overall.If you like Sci-fi looking stuff you will LOVE this keyboard.The not so good:The lighting is bright on the yellow asdfg and red 12345 rows but not too bright on the light yellow F1, F2, F3, F4, F5 key row, not bright on the blue qwerty row, and not bright on the zxcvb row. They're bright enough when the light is off in the room. But in a bright room, the rows where the keys are not bright almost seem to have no light at all.I prefer one color for all keys - bright blue. This is not that. This is a rainbow of clashing garish colors befitting a casino from India some people may love the neon rainbow of non-complimentary colors--not me. The brushed steel surface is cool looking but it magnifies the hectic, clashing rainbow lighting as it reflects of the surface.The instructions are difficult to read but not impossible. After a few tries, you'll get it--don't give up!The letters are not easy to read. They're very sci-fi movie title looking. It's not a problem if you're a touch typist, but I'm a hybrid. I touch type--and look at the keys as I'm typing very often. The strange sci-fi lettering distracts you, especially the E, R, O, P, A, D, and B keys. A and B are the worst! --or the absolute coolest if you like the font used on the keys :) The worst non-letters are the colon/semi-colon key (you guess which is which) because they're printed side by side and they look the same. And the comma and period keys look identical as well. I personally have an issue determining which key is the period and which is the coma on many keyboards.There are three keys in line with the FN keys and above the number pad keys. PS, SL, and PB I had to look at my other keyboard to remind myself that these were Print Screen, Scroll Lock, and Pause/Break.The only flawed key printing is the ampersand (7/&) key. The ampersand is chopped off on the top and bottom.Things I'd do to improve the keyboard:I'd add labels for the three indicator lights in the top right. One is the caps lock light--but the other two? Who knows? They're both on.I'd give users the choice of light colors for all keys. I'll take all blue please--but much brighter.Give the keyboard lights an o off switch. I'm not going to keep the instruction card forever and there's no way of knowing what to do to turn things on and off or to reset the colors. The following actions are available but only by remembering the magic key sequences--because there are no keys labeled for these actions: Computer, Search, Calculator, Multimedia, Mute, Volume +, volume -, PRE, NEXT, Play/Pause, Stop (all of these have FN key sequences indicated on the card). Once the card is gone I'll never be able to do these things again.I hate the radical, clashing India rainbow color scheme--but overall I like the keyboard so I'm going to keep it and use it and hope I adapt to it.And I hope they make a BRIGHT blue only keyboard one day.

All in all a good keyboard. The keyboard was slightly damaged upon arrival, the left side of the keyboard was bent. I installed the wrist rest and set it up. Plug and play, functions work as described, looks great. The mechanical keys are PAINFULLY loud. If my wife or friends are in the room and get a phone call, they leave the room because the person on the phone keeps asking what the sound is in the background... it’s the INCREDIBLY loud keyboard. I bought the o-ring dampers for mechanical keyboards and it reduced the noise by about 60% and has made it tolerable. So, with that all being said I think it is a good keyboard, but I recommend getting the o-ring damper kit (clear o-rings) and installing it on this keyboard.

Liked the glowing lights a lot!! It's a sweet, easy to clean if you use Comment though, lol (or some abrasive cleaner and go around EACH key after you pop the keys out. At least that's how it is for me... I'm a TERRIBLE cigarette smoker (and trust me, Duster does NOT do the trick since this a a large piece of metal with plastic keys stuck to it)!!!! :p

So I really liked how the product looked, liked The color options and the little phone holder was a nice touch. From the day I started using it it was having connection issues which isn’t fun at all and 3 months later it totally stopped working. Maybe I was just unlucky but I think it was just to cheaply made.

Started off great, but after 30 days I'm getting keys that double click, it has a weird delay at times, and it looks nothing like what was pictured. If you need a keyboard that you will also use for documents and spreadsheets, go to walmart and get a $20 keyboard and save your money over this crap.Update: Complete crap. The spacebar is like 90% failure. I'm filing for a return regardless of the date.

When I first recieved this keyboard, some of the keys were a little loose but being as this is my first mechanical keyboard, I thought it was a small issue.... boy was I wrong! Now a few months later, half the keys will just fall off if turned upside down and not only am I at risk to loosing half my keys if I take this with me as a 2nd keyboard for my laptop everytime I try to play a game the W key gets stuck to my finger making it a Bi*ch to use...not to mention the materal under the keys is either thin metal or cheap knock-off, a few hits and I've already made an ugly dent from being frustrated.If you do buy this, check all of the keys if even one is too lose return it!!!

I really liked this keyboard. I thought it is really ergonomic.It doesn't have function keys which I would like it to have, but it wasn't a deal breaker.However, the metal parts are not good. I have a wood desk and it looks like if I keep this keyboard, I will damage my desk.So because of this reason. I will need to return it. Otherwise, backlit looks nice, there is a phone holder. It is not adjustable but it is nice to have one.

Awesome keyboard! Great value for money! Lights are amazing and come with easy to use settings to change the light patterns and even set them exactly how you want them. I also NJ use this keboard for school work. Typing many papers every week. I can type very smooth and accurately. This is the very best keyboard i have ever had