NACODEX AK510 Retro RGB Mechanical Keyboard 104 Keys Anti-Ghosting - PBT SA Spherical Keycap - Brown Switches - Customizable RGB Wired Keyboard (RGB Blue Switches)

Excellent/ impressive build quality. This keyboard is alot of fun to use.

I have to admit that while I wanted a utilitarian keyboard, I also wanted something for a retro nostalgia trip. This keyboard meets my expectations on both levels. The blue switches and cupped keys totally remind me of the classic spring-switch IBM keyboard I learned on, right down to the auditory feedback. It reminds me of late nights in the computer lab full of students cranking out term papers in college. The beige and gray look is exactly what I wanted. It comes with three orange keys and the tool to pull and swap them out. I think you could go with either look, as they're both aesthetically pleasing. The function of the keyboard is magnificent. I might be a little overly-impressed since I'm switching over from the low-profile Dell stock keyboard that came with my computer. The tactile feedback and "bounce" off the keys has easily added 20–30 WPM back to my typing. I also have lifelong carpal tunnel syndrome, and this is completely comfortable, even when typing several thousand words a day. The keys are tightly spaced, but that means you don't have to break your wrists when using the CTRL/ALT keys. You might have a different experience, but I think it's better than ergonomic keyboards I've tried. It's actually enjoyable to type again. I'm not a gamer, so I didn't think I'd care too much about the backlighting, but I actually love it. You don't need a driver to change (just FN+PrtSc / ScrLK). There are several fancy options, but the solid backlight is actually quite useful. I like that you can choose soft LED colors like red and yellow, especially since everyone is suffering eye fatigue working from home. I wouldn't think I'd get excited about something as basic as a keyboard, but this company totally gets it. It's all about going back to basics and making a peripheral that's pleasurable to use, and they nailed it. The aesthetics and customization are just the cherry on top. I may buy a second one when I go back to my office later this year.

Very heavy and solid feeling keyboard. The blue switches are very loud and have a satisfying feel to them. The beige and grey colors make it feel like I am typing on a 1980s IBM or a Commodore 64. RGB lighting does not require drivers, a little paper comes with the keyboard so you can customize the lighting with several different modes and colors, but if you really want more options, you can download the software. I ordered the version with the orange keys as well, they did not come attached to the board, but came in a baggie in the box. They are easy enough to swap out with the supplied keycap puller. I noticed under the 3 swappable keys, the switches were purple, not blue. Weird, but all of them are clicky and loud, so it is great. Just buy it and you will fee like Samuel L Jackson typing away trying to un-hack Jurassic Park.

Very happy with with this keyboard purchase, works really well and the lights are very cool.

Awesome keyboard looks great, however I've noticed that a few keys of the keys seem to crack and break under minimal force but other than that I'm really happy with it