KOORUIGaming Keyboard 60 Percent,Wired Ultra-Compact Mechanical Keyboard 61 Keys,26 RGB Backlit with Red Switch,Mini & Compatible for Windows MacOS Linux-Easy to Carry On Trip

This Is a very good mechanical gaming keyboard it has all the features of an expensive gaming keyboard full RGB lights USB C hot swappable switches witch you usually don't find on cheaper keyboards easy to use works with both mac and pc all In a small size

I recently got the KOORUI Gaming Keyboard 60 Percent, Wired Ultra-Compact Mechanical Keyboard 61, and it has been a fantastic addition to my gaming setup. Here’s my detailed review:Design and Build:The keyboard is ultra-compact and lightweight, featuring a sleek design that saves desk space. Despite its small size, it feels sturdy and well-constructed. The 60% layout includes 61 keys, making it ideal for minimalistic setups.Performance:Equipped with mechanical switches, the keyboard offers a responsive and tactile typing experience. The switches are satisfying to use, providing quick and accurate keypresses which are crucial for gaming.Backlighting:The RGB backlighting is vibrant and customizable, allowing for a personalized gaming experience. The lighting modes and effects are easy to adjust, adding a visually appealing element to the keyboard.Portability:Its compact size and detachable USB cable make it easy to carry around, perfect for gamers on the go. The keyboard’s portability does not compromise its performance or durability.Conclusion:The KOORUI 60 Percent Mechanical Keyboard is an excellent choice for gamers and typists who need a compact, high-performance keyboard. Its sturdy build, responsive switches, and customizable RGB lighting make it a great addition to any setup.

I've been on the hunt for the "perfect" keyboard, and this is about as close as I can get. Out of the box, typing is comfortable and moderately quiet. Not silent like a membrane, but quiet enough that it can be used in a typical office environment without disturbing your neighbors. The typing feel with the default switches is as expected. No bounce or pushback whatsoever. I can live without the RGB lighting, but it's easy enough to turn off.The keycap font is interesting without having that "xXxTr3M3 g4m3R" look that has become so common among mechanical keyboards. The overall feel is solid. This seems like it's going to last a long while.I would love to have seen a USB 3.x hub on here. It's not advertised in the product listing, so I'm not complaining. But they're incredibly useful and sadly becoming increasingly rare on keyboards. Adding one would make this keyboard absolutely unsinkable.Also, when I first installed the keyboard, I noticed the "Alt / Cmd" and "Win / Opt" keys were flipped. Apparently the keyboard ships in Mac mode. Hitting Fn-S will put the keyboard into Windows mode and immediately solve this problem.Both of these extremely minor complaints are eclipsed by the price of this keyboard. You can find a better keyboard, but nowhere near this price. And you can find a cheaper keyboard, but it won't be nearly this good. Long story short, this is the keyboard you want.

I have the brown switch unit. The feel is great. Only real nitpicks are: some of the letters,the colon/semicolon and apostrophe/quotation and special characters like @$%& keys are real difficult to see because of strangely shaped gaps in the fonts. The other issue is the printed directions to set up colours and the like is in a tiny font, like a 1. I used a copier to blow it up and used magnifier glasses to read some of it. I like backlit keys because of vision issues. Although the RGB LEDS are pretty, I really just need all keys lit the same colour(NOT blue. Research what blue light does to night vision and circadian rhythms). I'm not a gamer.I was able to play around for a few minutes and discover how to make the colours of light monochromatic.The programming of various keys and functions is still a mystery to me. The quality of the keyboard is great for less than $30. I might try to find a set of keycaps with large plain font ? The switch quality feels amazing after years of yucky membrane keys. Even though I chose the quiet brown switches, it is louder than the membrane keyboard I had previously. But not obnoxiously so.

So I have been using a Coolmaster brown switch KB for years and it's getting really beat up at this point. Before that I had a Logitech KB with a volume rotation wheel. Even though I love the CM keyboard, I always missed that volume knob. Saw this on Amazon for almost too good to be true price so I thought I take a chance on it.First Impression:Lights are awesome, even though that's not that important to me. The volume knob is great and it also act as start/stop button when you push down on it. The feel of the key is a slight down grade to the cherry switch that was on the CM keyboard. It feels like the travel is a bit less and the force is a bit more. However, after a few days I got used to it. Overall, it is a great value and I give it a rare 5 stars which I rarely do. Now I just hope it lasts.

Honestly fantastic deal, 30$ for a board worth easily $100. Great job

I like this keyboard. It has a slim profile, different color schemes, can change to operate keys on MS or macOS, has a volume knob, easy plug and play, and comes with 6 spare keys used to replace any bad keys (tool provided for removal of keys). Overall a solid looking and functional keyboard. My problem with this keyboard: upon plugging in and first use the 'b' key did not work and I had to replace. Bummer. 6 days later on 15Apr (purchased on 9Apr) the 'o' key starts to work intermittently typing half the times. Now I'm wondering how soon will the next key fail and have to start thinking about purchasing spare keys.