CHERRY MX 1.0 Wired Mechanical Keyboard with MX Red Silent Switches - with Palm Rest for Ergonomic Quiet Typing Experience. Full Size with Number Pad

I build my own keyboards using specific distribution of different switch types (lubed & unlubed) from various manufacturers, including Cherry, to suit my needs. This unit was purchased for my wife, specifically for the Cherry Red Silent switches which can be difficult to track down. I also bought some ASA profile caps to swap out on this keyboard.However, this unit is perfect just the way it is. The price is super affordable for what you are getting. Quality is Cherry through and through. The key caps were a genuine suprise. They are sort of like ASA, without the dish top/bottom. A lovely design!If you are focused on a superlative typing experience, buy this keyboard. It would also be acceptable for gaming, for those that like the lighter touch, but would not be my preferred keyboard of choice for that. Then again, I swap between 3 keyboards failry regularly for different tasks. Got to collect them all!

I had been using the logitech G613 mechanical keyboard with switch dampeners for the last 2 years and it is overall a better quality of keyboard but this is pretty close for less than half the cost.

I bought this keyboard for work, but last night I tested it out on my home computer first. My initial impressions are positive, the keyboard feels nice to type on, the wrist rest is nice but detachment point seems a little flimsy if your keyboard is going to take abuse.It seems to produce a similar amount of sound as my membrane keyboard but it is a different pitch which my wife found annoying as she was trying to go to sleep (my computer is in the bedroom). If I had a home office I would be buying a second one, but I don’t consider this suitable for bedroom use.

The keyboard is overall fine, but for me overpriced. The software doesn't work for it, the material is not that solid and type to last long, the switches are fine but including the material switches become not best, they sound quiet, but materials cheap, for this price I expected much better. When you press buttons you have a lot of mispressing or buttons press wrongly... Definitely wouldn't recommend it and gonna look for better one on this budget

I love how quiet the keys are. However, after 2 weeks of use the 0 button on the 10 key has stopped working. You get what you pay for...

Bought this keyboard for a shared office that I did not want to use clicky blue switches in. I did spruce it up a little bit with some clear accent key caps to show the red switches underneath and it looked pretty nice. I enjoy typing on it and it doesn't make too much noise for a mechanical in a shared office, The noise level is roughly the same as a regular keyboard. If you're looking for an entry level mechanical keyboard or something that you can leave at the office and not carry back and forth like I was, this was a great choice.I don't use the wrist rest but it looks decent and attached easily.

I am employed in an emergency dispatch center and use a keyboard for a 12hr shift. The center had purchased keyboards recently and many of them had keys that were prone to stick. After some research, I purchased the Cherry MX1.0. It's a pleasure to use. I leave the board out when I'm not on duty and everyone that has used it loves it. No unnecessary frills, just good quality basic board. I'm pleased with my purchase.

Keyboard game in great packaging. Plugged in and started up right away. There hasn't been any where any tear on the keys so far. Usually the labelling gets removed on the WASD keys after extended gaming. Only complaint is that they feel mushy and don't have a satisfying click. The rear tabs to raise the keyboard will occasionally close when the keyboard is slid on the table. Aesthetic is nice for gamers who want to be recognized as gamers only by other gamers. Other RGB keyboards can be tacky and aren't necessary. Great starter keyboard for those who want a Cherry MX style keys.