MageGee Typewriter Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, Retro Punk Square Keycap LED Backlit USB Wired Keyboards for Game and Office, for Windows Laptop PC Mac - Blue Switches/White

The keyboard is not expensive, so I wasnt expecting a lot when I ordered it. I was pleasantly surprised. It is beautifully designed and I absolutely love the blue lighting. The keys are comfortable and work very smoothly, I havent had any problems. What you should know is this type of keyboard is loud when you are typing, but that was the main reason I bought the keyboard to begin with. It has the look, feel and sound of an old fashion typewriter, which is a great purchase point for me. This keyboard is an amazing buy, I am thinking about buying a couple more for my brothers.

Satisfying keys, took some time for me to get used to switching from a regular keyboard to a typewriting styled one. But over all I like the white and blue together, and I enjoy doing my writing with it.

I don’t have an issue with it but I have noticed some people don’t like that when you type the blue moves like a wave through the key board

Mixed feelings. It is super cute, well-made, and nostalgic. If you like things that give you sensory tingles, get it. If not, the loud clacking will remind you why flat, softer apple boards were invented.

It’s cute, and works great but there are two “H”s on it and no “Y”.

I love typing on this. I bought it for my office at work and it’s been working great.

I got compliments on this every day!

I work in customer service and type all day. I go through key boards like crazy. This is a excellent purchase

Ive had this keyboard just shy of 2 months and I had read mostly good reviews on it. I saw a few saying that some keys werent working, some were sticking, lights werent working, etc. I took my chance because I saw more good than bad. The keyboard is very loud... I work in an office and asked my coworkers around me if they didnt mind the sound. They got used to it after a while, but definitely a clacky keyboard. I liked that the keys were raised, I have acrylic nails and I felt like when they got long, I didnt have the issue I usually do of hitting extra keys so typing was easy even with fake nails. Changing the lights was a really fun part of the keyboard as well. Well, after coming back to work today after the weekend, I noticed when I was using the number keys on the side that when I pushed 3, it would effect the enter button next to it. When I pressed the 6, it would activate the + and 9 keys, and when I hit the 9, it would activate the * key. I say activate because I wasnt even touching those other keys, it was just doing it on its own. Restarted twice, after the second time it wasnt as bad (3 and 6 were still a problem), but now the top set of numbers were affected, too. If I pressed certain numbers on the top, it would affect the brightness of my screen and the volume on my monitor. So, fun keyboard. It just seems that for those of us that had issues, it tends to happen around the 1.5-2 month mark so beware. I missed my return dates by about 3 weeks so not sure what Im going to do with this keyboard now...

Love this keyboard. I like the different light sequence options it has, and love the old school typewriter look and sound of it. Great for the price.