XVX Womier K87 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Gateron Switch TKL Hot Swappable Keyboard Partitioned RGB Backlit Compact 87 Keys for PC PS4 Xbox (White, Red Switch)

She’s gorgeous and I highly recommend jelly keycaps, I got the hyperx ones but they seem to be a tight fit/not that compatible lol but they work

I love this thing. I slapped on some POM keycaps and it’s really great! The stock keycaps are pretty great too! No goofy font or anything like that. It’s a great looking and feeling keyboard. The only downside I’ve seen so far is just the fact that if you pull your keycaps the switches will come out with them sometimes! But it’s a hot swap pcb so if they come out all you need to do is make sure your switch pins aren’t bent and pop them back in! Beautiful looking and sounding board for the price. The 3 acrylic plates that make up the body of this keeb are not even on the ends though, so just know that there is a chance of the ends not being smooth. Stabilizers on mine do not rattle AT ALL. This thing feels almost custom straight from Amazon so! Hope that helps.

The keyboard is the best at RBG due to the colors, recommended purchase for its price.

This keyboard works great, the red switches that came in it are very good, and the stabs don’t rattle very much. If you don’t like red switches, this keyboard is hotswappable and can the switches can be easily changed. The lighting is great and if you can find the download for the software, that isn’t bad either.

I love the way this keyboard sounds and looks, unfortunately you cant change the case lighting like you can the switch lighting, but it still sounds and performs great! Very satisfied with the purchase

I like its small footprint of the keyboard and being able to change the switches to fit my need for office and occasionally ARPG play. I ordered the red switch version and the keystroke is very light and linear. Im getting used to it now though I was looking for something more tactile but didnt find much information about the differences between the blue, brown, and red switches. So some research of the switches is necessary if you are looking into this keyboard. I like the build-in chroma modes which do not require an installation of software. The color of the LED backlight is beautiful when flashing through the acrylic keyboard frame. I wish there is a way to increase the brightness of the LEDs behinds the keycaps independently from the accent lights around the keyboard which tend to be a little too bright.

This is a good price for a starter mechanical keyboard. And the fact that its hot-swappable means you can swap out all the parts necessary to make it really shine. The Gateron switches that it comes with arent going to be great and youll probably want to upgrade. Gateron Pro Yellows would be my recommendation for linear switches. The keycaps are technically PBT, but theyre thinner than normal high quality keycaps, and definitely dont feel the same as what Im used to on higher end boards. So I recommend purchasing something else, such as YMDK doubleshot keycaps available here on Amazon. The stabilizers arent great and those can be either lubed/modded or replaced with better stabs. The appearance is very nice, you get to see the RGB LEDs shine through the translucent acrylic material for a unique look. The built in effects are fun to play with and there is apparently software to customize it, but I havent tried that yet as it seems to be more of a hack rather than anything official.

I bought this keyboard because I wanted to switch up my set up and had seen this keyboard on a Youtuber’s recommended list. I bought the key board with the blue switches and they feel just like any other blue switch very clicky but with a pretty premium build. Overall the board seems to be well made and the lighting is insane on this keyboard it is probably the coolest thing about it. I had a minor defect with the lighting on my board but customer service was super friendly and easy to contact and I was able to get a replacement that has fully functioning lights! Overall I’m super stoked about this keyboard and if you’re in the market for a mechanical/ gaming keyboard this is definitely worth checking out!

If you search a base mechanical keyboard (no macro, volume knob, only the base layout) this is a very good option out of the box. The keycaps feel good to touch. The gateron brown switchs give a good feedback. The board is very pretty with his translucent style working very well with the leds to give a nice gamer feel. Sound wise with brown switches, its clacky like you can expect. One downside are the stabilizers of the spacebar. They do not feel on the sides are not very good and sounds kinda bad. Ill probably gonna swap them in the near future. You get tools to remove the keys and a little brush to clean dust. You have different lighting mode (static, wave, rave). You can change the intensity of the leds or shut off the lighting. You do it without using a downloaded software (read the notice).

Taking away from the fact that the KB had some problems with delivery, when it actually got here I couldnt wait to open it and test it out. The construction is solid. The PMMA Acrylic is nicely machined, no sharp edges and angled bezels. The switches I ordered for mine were the Reds and theyre pretty okay for what they are. Theyre linear, not very loud, and their quality of both responsiveness and feel are way beyond other Red switches out there in the market. The RGB doesnt disappoint, which I think is one of the main reasons people tend to buy this kb. Its bright, very responsive, comes with its own presets and you can make custom ones if you manage to download the software. The PMMA finish of the body makes it so the light shines through it and its really, and I mean, really well done. Overall, this KB has been a nice upgrade and I would recommend it to someone wanting to get into the space of mechanical keyboards and are looking for a cheap but nice option. Since this KB is hot-swappable, you can put the switches and caps you want in the future, were the ones it comes with not live to your expectations.