tieti Wired Mechanical Keyboard, RGB Backlit Ultra-Compact 65% Layout 67Keys Gaming Keyboard, Hot Swappable Keyboard, Goten Blue Switch

This colorful rgb keyboard is very cool. I love the large multitude of lighting patterns it has, and it even saves the last used pattern after the keyboard has turned off. The clickyness is something I noticed lots of gamers go towards for what they look for in a keyboard and this keyboard certainly fits that. Very responsive and the keyboard goes to sleep mode after a long period of inactivity. Only issue I had with this keyboard was pausing and unpausing a video as it would sometimes increase my pc volume during continuation of the video.

so the switches are off brand browns not sure whos but they dont feel lubricated and they have the sound to prove it its very grindy is the best way to explain it feels like cheap plastics when your typing which isnt the fault of the keyboard but may be the fault of the manufacturer not taking the time to properly lubricate the springs im going to try to lube them myself and see if this fixes the problem but the keyboard is really nice and looks alot like my corsair k60 keyboard i have

Great for Gaming!! wireless works like a charm!

This keyboard is so awesome! It pairs easily with your various Bluetooth devices, with seamless response time as I would expect. I absolutely love that there are so many color options and functions that you can customize to your preference. The keys all seem to function well without any sticking or missing. There are various functions that can be preformed from the keyboard which is visibly marked on the keys. I have not tried the programable feature, though I’m sure that would be just as easy to do. The battery life is more than sufficient and can withstand regular use. I do find it useful to just charge regularly just so you don’t end up in a situation when you are mid game. The keyboard is small and lightweight yet includes all the buttons one would need to use. Overall, this is an awesome little Bluetooth keyboard. Would recommend.

Super cute colors to play with, very responsive yet not too clicky with its mx cherry switches. Love it. Works great with my iPad Air 5

So, anyone whos read my reviews knows I generally do not get on well with Bluetooth devices, and not for a lack of trying. Either the radio on my PC flakes out, or I cant get multiple devices paired without forcing one device to forget the BT devic, or something else will go squirrely. Not so with this keyboard. Function + J, K, or L for about 3 seconds puts it in paring mode for one of three different devices, and then its as simple as tapping Function+one of those keys. Thats literally it. Make sure to have your host device scanning for BT devices before you start, as the pairing window is surprisingly short (NOT a bad thing, saves battery life when its not constantly seeking) Okay, so how is it as a keyboard? If youve ever typed on a mechanical keyboard, then this will feel extremely natural to you. I went with the Cherry MX Red switches because I type on a Cherry MX Silent (aka Pink) Corsair keyboard as my main, full size board. But I wanted something I could easily use in my lap while gaming at my 4k TV or with my iPad, and this is perfect for me. The keys are full size, just scrunched together slightly, which you honestly will not even notice until you reach for the rarely used pageup/down/etc. keys, then youll have to glance down to find them, just like any other compact keyboard. Build quality feels really good. I would not (and will not) think twice about throwing this beauty in my backpack/day bag alongside my iPad. Speaking of, I have a nice case for my iPad, with a keyboard built in. Its actual Hell as a touch typist, trying to use that thing. The chicklet keys feel like Im trying to tap dance on a thin layer of ice over a frozen pond, my fingers slip off the home keys constantly. Its just miserable. This mini-kb just became my new best traveling companion honestly! It even worked right away when I tested it with my phone, so texting (when Im able to sit down and bring it out) will never be the same again. All in all, I love it. Im not big on RGB, but thats easy to turn off (Fn + DOWN arrow a couple of times, or Fn + Backspace) but it is useful for checking your battery life (Fn + Enter), knowing if its in BT Pairing or connected modes, etc. Final thoughts: theres some keyboard software you can download for it off the TIETI website for more advanced features, like macro programming, changing the RGB, etc. but I didnt bother with it since I dont plan to use this keyboard at my PC. But its there if you want to give it a try. :)

Even though a 65% layout is not my preference for daily use as there are too many key presses needed to access certain keys, I decided to give this one a try. For the price, Im super impressed with the feature set, overall build quality, and the use of genuine Cherry switches. The keyboard comes with a nice braided USB cable, a keycap and switch puller, and is nicely packaged which makes a great first impression. I opted for the blue switches as I generally prefer clicky switches and am not disappointed with my choice. This is the first RGB keyboard Ive used, other than my much more expensive Drop CTRL, that has a really deep green color available and the other color options are really good as well. Other than my preference for something closer to a 100% keyboard layout, there really isnt anything to complain about here. This would be a great keyboard to carry back and forth if going into the office 1 day a week, for travel, gamers looking for a high quality and smaller format keyboard, or for someone who simply prefers the more compact layout. It looks like this may be Tietis first mechanical keyboard offering (along with a wired only version thats $10 less), so I would love to see them expand their line to include other layouts such as TKL or 100%. Very highly recommended

positives: - I liked the full double shot with shine through on both the top and the front of the keycaps for the alternate functions (Fn+). very nice (see pic) - hotswappable keys - the wireless modes worked well, with nice indicators for battery charge level (hold Fn+enter and the number keys light up like a power bar from 1-0 to show battery level from 10-100%) - the lighting looks great, with 22 modes, speed, brightness, and color RBG/solid controls. - the weight is perfect. not too heavy, not too light. - it is nice and compact, with a minimal frame. - the appearance is nice. The keyboard base plate is a silver color that also goes around the edges that I found to be a little gaudy (I would have preferred a uniform white), but that is just a matter of personal preference. - The keyboard feel is good, with medium pressure linear switches. The space bar and larger keys like shift and backspace are about as loud as the other keys which is a plus (this is not the case in many keyboards). The spacebar, backspace, and enter keys do feel a bit spongier though. The bottoming out sound of the keys is good - not loud or hollow. - the back lighting turns off in wireless mode after 2 minutes of idle time to save battery life. negatives: - the usb-C wired connection on the keyboard was flakey with slight movement causing erratic flickering and dropped usb connection. I really wanted to like this keyboard, and there was a lot to like. It looked good, felt great, but the flakey wired connection was really a deal-breaker. It is basically unusable in wired mode. Ill try different cables to see if I can get it to work, but it is still the case that out of the box, this just doesnt work right. Update: it turned out to be a bad cable.

This is best for the price....Theres an aluminum plate with foam inset under the pcb, and a minimal gap inside the bottom of the case (literally enough for the battery and nothing else) which gives it great acoustics right out the gate. The board comes with real cherry...yes cherry red switches. Personally I pulled and lubed the switches, which required no soldering since it is hotswap, but they are decent as they come. The stabilizers came almost balanced (took maybe 20 minutes of tweaking) and greased up very well with no metal ping out of the box. The keycaps are decent and probably the weakest part of the board (money has to be saved somewhere) I would recommend replacing them myself. The battery is great along with stable wireless connections bluetooth and 2.4 dongle. At this price I honestly cant recommend another option if you are willing to add to the budget a little the Redragon Shaco Pro is the ultimate option. All in all though this is it I fully recommend this board!!!

Great mechanical feel. Tiny size is great. RGB is bright.