2020 BEJOY GM219 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, Cherry MX Red Switches, Office and Typing, Linear & Quiet, 104 Keys, Backlit RGB LED, Premium ABS Keycaps and Aluminum Base (Black)

I've had it for a couple months. Originally what sold me on this board was the cherry mx switches. I'm not disappointed. Smooth key press with a cool light typewriter sound. I really enjoy the height of the buttons, it gives good spring back and click. Very tactile. The color modes are super easy to adjust, just hold FN button and there's like 6 buttons you can press for different patterns and you can change the speed, direction, and color of almost any pattern on the board with the + - and arrow keys. The light is fully customizable and the frame seems to be made from metal. It feels sturdy. The cord is braided and quite long which is good because I have a cat and this gives it extra protection. I can sit on my couch and game with this one, it fits pretty good on my lap. I added some handles to the sides where the metal brackets are to make it easier to pick up and move around but before that it was o.k. too. Oh, it also has a custom color setting you can access by hitting the ~ key and I use this for gaming. I only light up the buttons I use and I set each button its own color so I know quickly what's what. I spent a whole day researching keyboards all over and for the price this thing is actually really cool. Good buy.

After thoroughly searching for a mechanical keyboard around the $75 price point with cherry switches, I found this. I had been holding off for some time on buying a mechanical keyboard. Being a gamer, I asked some of my other gamer friends what I should be aiming for and they recommended I aim for cherry switches. They told me this knowing that I am a loud typist with an open microphone for most games that I play. After shopping around for about an hour, I landed on this keyboard. The RGB is customizable per key, which is pretty dope. You can set the lighting level of the entire keyboard as well if it's factory setting is too bright for you. Both of these features are pretty easy to change and the instructions to do so were pretty clear cut. I was thankful and happy that I didn't need to download additional software to deal with customization. Price-wise I believe I made the right call. Many mechanical keyboards are over priced, this one was about right. The key caps themselves feel high quality and are smooth in texture. Pressing them feels completely different to the crappy $20 keyboards I have bought in the past and honestly feels what I would define as premium. Overall I am very satisfied with my purchase and have been playing everything from shooters to MMOs on this keyboard. I definitely don't type quieter on it but most of my friends are saying it might be slightly better than my previous keyboard. If you are looking to get someone a mechanical keyboard as a gift, this seems to be a good choice without completely breaking the bank.

I bought this to use at work--I am not a gamer but all I have ever used are mechanical keyboards. It is sturdy and the light effects fun. It brightens up my dark little corner of the world. The one downside is that even though switches are red and linear it is still very clicky like a typewriter. I was hoping for more silence. No one seems to be bothered by it though. It weighs a bit more than other keyboards I have used and probably has more features than I will ever need. I particularly like the light shining through the keys. Coworkers think its cool--anything to make work less boring.

As someone who has sent back 2 keyboards for not feeling....right, I'm happy to say this keyboard feels like the cherry MX red switches I have grown to love over the years. My original rbg keyboard (corsair strafe) had a broken "d" key after about a year and a half after the warranty expired. No big deal, I'll try red dragon. Wasn't satisfied. I ended up getting a none rbg corsair strafe just to have the right feeling keys. Fast forward another couple years and my brother wants to build a pc, so I figure now would be a good time to upgrade and let him get the old one. I had my fingers crossed when amazon sponsored this product, and so far it has not disappointed. It has multiple lighting settings, no software required to change it, and the keys feel perfect. I don't know if this company has a wrist rest for this keyboard, but it did not come with one. I'm using my old corsair one in the picture. It doesn't connect to the keyboard but gets the job done. Highly recommend. If it breaks down sometime soon, I'll update my review.

I never heard of this company before "BEJOY" but they sure do make one solid budget keyboard with Cherry MX Red Switches, the build quality is outstanding with metal body and braided cable that can be re-routed left or right. The Cherry keys feel amazing being tactile red switches and the RGB lighting has all the usual settings, you can use the keyboard to change lighting or download the software which is pretty good and gets the job done. A great keyboard for gaming and general use at $60 unbelievable.