KOORUI 60% Gaming Keyboards, 61 Keys Wired Ultra-Compact Mechanical Keyboard 26 RGB Backlit with Red Switch Mini Keyboards for Windows MacOS Linux

Good keyboard for the price its a steal

This was purchased because the keyboard at work feels terrible. I needed something cheap, spring loaded and poppy. This fills all those requirements. Its lit up, I wish I knew how to change the color modes but, that is just and extra. Ive had it about a week, and for $16 its %100 worth it. Oh, its small as stated, know what you can type on before buying this.

Daughter’s boyfriend says this works great. Loves all the lights it has.

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

They originally came with decently lubed blue switches for the money but I preferred linear switches, so I purchased some Gateron EF Curry Switches. 70 pcs for $21 off of Amazon. They came well-lubed and are significantly smoother than the reds, blues, and brown switches provided with the keyboard stock. I also did 3 layers of tape on the back of the PCB board and plastic wrap the whole PCB in two layers of plastic wrap. I also lined the bottom of the case with car automotive sound-deadening (KILMAT) and filled the rest of the space with filter floss. The stock keycaps were pretty horrible they were thin, sounded hollow and the legends were not clearly defined. I then replaced them with some Ghost Judge PBT keycaps on Amazon as well. If you haven't purchased the keyboard yet I would recommend getting the larger keyboard Koorui has to offer as the lack of keys takes some time to get used to coming from a Ten keyless keyboard. Other than that the keyboard was great for the price if you don't have the funds to buy different switches then I would definitely at least buy new keycaps and do the simple tape mod and some packaging foam in the case. FYI this does not support VIA btw but for the price you can't complain.

Key Highlights: • Ultra-Compact 60% Form Factor: By removing the Numpad and dedicated arrow keys, it clears up a massive amount of desk real estate. This is a game-changer for FPS players who use low sensitivity and need more room for mouse swipes. • Dual Wireless Modes: The 2.4GHz connection via the included dongle is remarkably stable with no perceptible input lag. It also features Bluetooth, making it easy to toggle between a tablet, laptop, or phone. • Satisfying Mechanical Switches: The switches (usually Reds or Browns) feel smooth with a crisp actuation. They provide that classic mechanical "thock" without being overwhelmingly loud for an office environment. User Experience: What surprised me most was the build quality; despite being an affordable keyboard, it doesn't feel like a hollow plastic toy. The RGB backlighting is vibrant and easy to customize. While it takes a minute to get used to the secondary function layers (using the Fn key for arrows), it becomes second nature very quickly. Verdict: This is the perfect entry point for anyone wanting to dive into the world of mechanical keyboards without breaking the bank. It’s portable, looks great on any "aesthetic" setup, and performs reliably for both typing and gaming.

There is nothing to dislike about this keyboard. Me and my son felt like it was a great game and keyboard.. My son loves the fact that it’s a smaller keyboard, a 60% keyboard. I definitely recommend purchasing the keyboard if you’re into gaming.

As a computer engineer who types all day, I wanted a mechanical keyboard for my Linux laptop. I love blue switch. The feel of this keyboard feels amazing while typing. I type over a hundred words per minute, and this keyboard makes it very simple to do.

I've never understood when I hear people talk about the sound of a keyboard. I understand now because I find the sound of typing on this keyboard very satisfying. If you are used to a full size keyboard you will have to get used to some of the features like using the arrow keys. It is very responsive in the games that I play. If you use the num pad a lot then you will need to get a separate one. The case of the keyboard is very sturdy and weighty. Which I didn't expect at the price.

I don’t know much about keyboards but this one seems really good for the price. Sounds good and is not made cheap. This is a pretty good keyboard with a lot of RGB modes

EDIT: I was able to bend the connection back into shape and it seems to be working now, raising it a star. This keyboard worked quite well for a few months, but the connection cable is already busted and it no longer works. The keyboard hasn't been dropped or otherwise damaged at any point, so I'm unsure of how it even got bent in the first place; regardless, the thing is essentially bricked now. The lights are nice and it the keys make a satisfying sound. Despite it breaking quickly it was a decent purchase for the price.

This keyboard is really good, highly recommend this for a budget friendly keyboard. Led lights are good many different modes.

It’s a good keyboard for my 12 years old on his birthday. He loves it and enjoys a lot especially the sound of the keys while pressing it. He is very happy to have it.