MONSGEEK M1 V5 Aluminum Mechanical Keyboard 75 Topographic Theme Quick Release Gaming Keyboard with Knob 8000 mAH RGB

GREAT quality. It feels solid and the clacks are perfect. It’s light enough to carry with one hand but still feels solid and heavy enough that they used high-quality materials. It doesn’t scratch my desk when I move it around. I use it on my MacBook as a wired connection using a HDMI dock as an adapter to use with my extra monitor. There is zero lag with this function. It was easy to convert the keyboard from its default windows settings to MacBook settings (so I can use my CMD key), but it is unfortunate that there is not a keycap or writing on the caps to signify that Ctrl is also CMD, but that’s just a nitpick. The application for customizing the LEDs is not very user-friendly on my MacBook, but it’s navigable. HIGHLY recommend. Will buy from this brand again if I want/need another keyboard. Read more

I bought the cousin keyboard, Akko MOD007B, which has a plastic housing and it sounds and feels good. But compared to the Monsgeek with the aluminum housing, wow, world of a difference in typing and feel. While they share some similarities, bothing having POM plates and using Akko switches (the Akko MOD uses Akko Piano Pro's), the Akko Mirror switches are superb for typing. Also, another cool thing, when it got delivered it was cold outside, the aluminum was cold to the touch when I opened it, making it feel real compared to plastic casings. I think letting it sit out for a while might be a new thing. The cherry keycaps are also excellent, very crisp and high-quality, I don't think I will be changing these anytime soon. My only concern is the Polycarbonate plate (PC), which is soft, and modding it with other linear switches, it may not have the same sound or feel, but I ordered some Oil Kings and UT4s for a heavier thockier feel. But, if you don't care for the PC plate being soft, then the board is good to go. The switch to turn this thing on is under the caps lock key, and it has a mac mode, and a windows mode. I use it in Mac mode and it's immediately responding to all the Mac features a Mac keyboard has (unlike the Aula F65/Aula F75, they just suck as mapping the correct keys for all the F functions), this keyboard has it all. The knob is also amazing, super premium feel. On the Mac, it responds to Volume, but if you tap it, it will work on the keyboard related to the RGB. If you're on the fence about this keyboard (I'm typing on it now), it rivals the Rainy 75 (which I have 6 of them), and this is by far one of my favorites to type on. It reminds me of the Tofu65! It's a great board, with some great switches. Buy it! Read more

I think this might be the best value keyboard for the money. Heavy full aluminum chassis, double-shot PBT keycaps, clacky tactile switches (or linears if you prefer), reprogrammable knob, instant disassembly with the ball-catch system. Initially I got the Rainy75 but I realized it costs more, I wanted a knob, I wanted tactile switches, and I wanted the ability to customize the board easily. I prefer the color combinations on this board, the switches feel great (more clacky than thocky), and one minor improvement is the Home/Pgup/PgDn/End keys are slightly separated on this board which I prefer. The super quick disassembly has a hidden bonus of making the board much easier to deep clean, which I've had to do a couple times on other boards and it's a pain when the case is screwed and/or the switches aren't hotswappable. Only things it doesn't have over the Rainy75 is the case is a bit less stylized without the multi-step angled bottom and pretty back plate weight, and honestly the Rainy75 does sound a little better to my ears. Unfortunately I found myself mistyping frequently with the lightweight linear switches. No regrets switching to this board. Read more

This keyboard feels extremely premium, I was stuck between a full build from scratch and just using a pre-built keyboard and upgrade what's needed. I dont think I'll be changing anything but the key caps on this (purely for aesthetic purposes). I let my SO try it and now they want one, thankfully these are fairly competitively priced. Would we recommend and will be buying another one shortly. Read more

The hardware is top notch and is very sturdy and hefty. Sound Thocky. The downside is the software as there are 3 different versions and one let's you customize the scroll wheel while the other does not. Also, I'm plugged in 100% of the time but the battery indicator still powers on randomly as if it's charging. Kinda annoying when I want my own colors Read more

Excelente compra , muy buen servicio de garantía, la board luego de actualizarla se dañó y me enviaron una nueva sin costo Read more

Best prebuilt keyboard. No clattering of the spacebar! I've bought Royal kludge, reed dragon, gmmk, epomaker, yunzii and this one is the best one out of all of them. The switches sound decent enough right out of the box that I didn't feel the need to lube any of the switches. Read more

Fantastic keyboard right out of the box like everyone is saying. You can own this keyboard and be set. This seems very hard to beat for the money. Read more