8BitDo Retro 87 Mechanical Keyboard with Hot-Swappable Kailh Switches RGB Backlight Programmable Buttons Wireless 2 4G Bluetooth USB-C

I’ve been using it for a while now and honestly, it surprised me in the best way. The build quality feels solid and premium, nothing loose or cheap. The sticks are smooth and the buttons are responsive. I use it for gaming and programming, and it fits both perfectly. For gaming, the precision is great. For productivity/programming, the extra buttons and customization options make shortcuts way easier than using a keyboard alone. The shape is comfortable for long sessions—no hand fatigue at all. It honestly feels like something that could cost way more. Read more

I love this keyboard. The Good: Great size, has a nice solid hefty feel but not too heavy. Key presses are butter smooth. It has a ton of great features: USB, Bluetooth and 2.4ghz connection options with removable keycaps. Reasonable price. The Bad: Horrible Keycap choice in regards to RBG. The lettering on the keycaps completely disappear when the keyboard is backlit which defeats the entire purpose of having backlit keyboard in the first place. Overall a very solid and inexpensive keyboard. Read more

Coming from my Logitech G Pro keyboard to this, I immediately felt more comfortable typing on it. I also think it sounds better when typing. There are some drawbacks, but for me they were not big enough to drop it a star. While it does have different RGB settings you can change, at this time it does not work with SignalRGB. If you care about all your RGB devices matching, you might have to spend extra time programming it yourself. It also took me a bit to get it to connect with my computer, but that may be down to the USB-C cable I was using but I'm not sure. Overall, it's a good keyboard especially if you're a mecha fan like me. Read more

Battery life: great, beats my Corsiar Mechanical build: great Wireless connection: great Typing feel: great Software: not pretty/clunky but gets the job done Keycaps: less than 1 star. The keypad is unreadable with any backlight turned on. Instead of the type on the key, you see the plastic connecting the key to keyboard. Any color or brightness setting has this issue. With this the case, I would only buy this keyboard for well lit setups. Unfortunately, I bought this keyboard for a gaming setup where I use the keyboard mostly in the dark. Unless the manufacturer has a fix for this issue I may have to return or buy another set of keypads. I have added my Redragon K552 as a comparison picture for readability of the included keypads. Read more

Fantastic, feels sturdy, connects easily. The lights and styles work great. Came with the dangle, stickers, more keycaps and a remover tool plus more. 8bit do is awesome. Read more

Keyboard feels awesome. It's got a nice weight to hit, so it doesn't slide around. The switches are buttery smooth and not overly loud and I really love the extra design details for MechaBreak. The only odd choice would be the keycaps. Since they're almost entirely see through, when back lit, you can't actually see any of the letters/numbers on the caps. Generally not a big deal if you know your way around a keyboard, but still something to note, knocking a star for that. Outside of the questionable keycap choice, I can't recommend this keyboard enough. A great buy if you're in need of a new keyboard and are a fan of MechaBreak! Read more

Excellent Product. Read more

Great product, good labelling and branding, solid build and function. Read more