MSI Vigor GK30 RGB Gaming Keyboard, 6-Zone RGB Lighting, Water Repellent & Splash-Proof, Mechanical-Like Plunger Switches, Black

Does the job sweet and nice

I had MSI Vigor 40 but after 2 years lost control of some of the buttons and replace it with this one, but the quality is lower and the colors are not that bright. Low quality for a keyboard for around £50.

For the price, this is a great keyboard to use if you are on a budget. Feels good to type with and you have a few options for customizing the RGB layout. Build quality is decent for what you are paying for and I like the ability to edit the color scheme with the keybinds instead of through an application even though you also have that option.

It is the keyboard to end all keyboards! Or, it just does what it's supposed to do, in the way I want it to.Likes: it's backlit, with selectable colors and intensity, and keys are legible without backlighting. It's not a crumb-catcher.Dislikes: The keys are a little noisier than I expected, it doesn't make coffee and there's an illuminated strip below the cursor keys and 10-key pad that's a bit too bright.Neither dislike is a deal-breaker. The color and color mode are easy to set or change, no special software is required (not aware of any keyboards with such requirement but ya never know). Good all-around keyboard.

Buen material, es pesado el teclado como si fuera de aluminio o un material similar. El rgb es por zonas y se puede configurar desde el mismo teclado. Buena respuesta y comodidad del teclado. Esta en inglés y solo viene el teclado aunque diga que es in paquete con mouse.

This keyboard gets a 9/10. I am very very particular on my keyboards and it seems difficult to get exactly what I want. The good: this thing is solid, it is actually pretty heavy, but more important is the key strikes are like a hammer and more importantly no matter where you hit the key the key cycles perfectly. In other keyboards I have had if you don't hit the key dead center they are difficult to depress. The not-so-good: the wireless and BT seem a bit finicky, I run Linux and the BT would often disconnect out of nowhere. The 2.4 seems better. The backlight goes off when on battery mode. I want it on all the time so I have to use the KB in the wired mode. Finally the color function is too much. I just wanted a simple solid backlight color but could not figure out how to get that. It seems RAINBOW or nothing. Also there are a couple dozen color movement modes. Really? How about just a simple white. But maybe I am too dumb to figure it out. But at this point, out of the dozen or so keyboards in the last couple of years, this seems to be the best thus far (and I paid a lot more for others).

it's a low quality membrane style keyboard. after less than a week buttons stick when you press them and make a squeak sound some of the time ..... shame on you MSI.