This compact 60% keyboard punches way above its weight. With 62 keys, vibrant RGB lighting with seven modes, and 19-key anti-ghosting, it’s ideal for both gaming and work. The keycaps feel smooth and slightly “mechanical,” but the low noise makes it great for shared spaces. The FN-layer unlocks all the essential functions, and its slim, ergonomic build saves tons of desk space. For a budget-friendly mini keyboard with solid performance and style, the K61 is a smart pick. Read more
I bought this product because I wanted an extremely small keyboard with retro colors and RGB. For under $20s, I am super impressed with most of this product and about absolutely buy it again. The Good: - Some of the best RGB in a keyboard under $20. Always on modes for every color! 9 Different modes total? All without any bloatware that needs installed on the computer - I wish all products were like that. - Decent sized USB cable for the price and surprisingly rigid. -Smart layout of Enter/Return and Left Shift is in a good spot for a 60% keyboard. The Bad: - Given WASD double as the arrow keys, I wish the FN button was on the left so it was easier to use arrows with one hand rather than reaching across the keyboard. - Mushy keys - I actually very much like them for typing, but not for gaming. This is nowhere near a mechanical keyboard nor does it even attempt to feel like one. But an entry level mechanical keyboard (without RGB) is at least double the price - so at $20 bucks it's an amazing value, good aesthetics, and great for typing and a (very) casual gamer. Read more
First off, the reason for getting a smaller keyboard is that 90% of the gaming I do on PC is with my controller, so I wanted to get a smaller keyboard to give me more surface space on my desk but because of the smaller size, the few games I do play K/M it allows me to put the keyboard in a much more comfortable position for my hand. I had a full-size mechanical keyboard and just got tired of the size and the clacking of the keys. Pros: -Very sleek and compact without feeling like I'm cramped while typing. -The lighting options are surprisingly robust and doesn't have just fixed color zones. -The keys feel great and so far, I have not had any ghosting or typing errors. Cons: -The lighting settings you pick don't appear to save when you turn your computer off. -In my keyboard, there are some slight protrusions that the spacebar gets caught on sometimes, I went it with a fine grit file and just filed the protrusions done and its smooth as butter now. -There is a minor learning curve because some of the Function keys are in unusual places due to the smaller design. Last, I would like to mention that some people have said there is no Escape key. There is in fact an escape key, but you have to hold the Function (Fn) key and hit the lion face (where the Esc key would be), minor oddity, but easy to adjust to. Its default is ` which was an odd choice. Overall, I am very happy with my purchase, its feel's great and types great. There are some small oddities and adjustments to make but well worth it. Keep the small manual that comes with the keyboard as it shows all the shortcut keys to use the keyboard to its full potential. Read more
Click and lights up. Value for the money. Function great. Read more
I had issues getting it to work! I ended up getting another one. Half the keys did not work or register! Read more
This keyboard was honestly abhorrent, I bought it for when I lived in my apartment that had 3 cats and didn't want to bring my expensive equipment. The escape key isnt functional unless you press the function key which is questionable why it was coded that way. For an in- a-pinch keyboard it wasn't bad but I am kind of a snob and the membrane was not as of quality as razer. Read more
Very fast and easy to respond to the touch fast very good for gaming and lighting up your decks for office space Read more
Love the color background and size is perfect good quality Read more
