DURGOD Typewriter Mechanical Keyboard with Cherry Mx Red SwitchesUsb A/USB C to USB C Cable Pbt Keycaps Tenkeyless 87 Keys for Typist/Office (White)

Can't fault it. Feels high quality and the cherry mx reds are awesome.

I've owned many mechanical keyboards, varying from membrane and the cheap off-brand mechanical boards from China to the more expensive 'gaming' branded ones (Corsair, Logitech,etc). This keyboard, on the other hand, is simply on another level.If you've typed on a ducky keyboard, you'll realise that its premium, smooth feeling is inexplicable, especially since the board supposedly includes the same Cherry MX switches as your average $150 dollar option from Corsair. Well, the K320 feels very similar to the ducky keyboards; Durgod copies everything right about them, and also ships it with a nice, classic design that also somehow looks modern (if that makes any sense).Not only do the PBT keycaps feel outright amazing, they will last you a lifetime without wearing down as they are double shot, meaning they use two different pieces of plastic for a single keycap.Every stabilizer on the K320 is smooth, balanced and lubricated to perfection. The board is heavy, which adds to its already premium feel. Every little detail is done with precision, and it'll be incredibly difficult to find that you won't like from the K320-unless you get a defective unit.If you want a premium, heavenly feeling TKL mechanical keyboard minus all the flashy LEDs and the gimmicky features from an overpriced 'Gaming' keyboard, then look nowhere else.

Don't let the strange name fool you, Durgod produces very high quality keyboards. If you are looking for a mechanical keyboard that is both attractive and well-assembled, this is the one for you. The construction of the chassis is very solid and all of the plastic is high-quality PBT. The stabilizers also seem to be factory-lubed, so there is basically no rattle from the larger keys, such as the space bar.The only thing you should be careful with is your selection of key switches. Many people think they want blue switches, but beware, the noise they make can become annoying quickly. I got this durgod keyboard with red switches and I couldn't be happier.

I've used this for ten months every day now. I use it more for typing and productivity than for gaming. I am very happy with the quality and the feel of this keyboard. Having no number pad takes some getting used to, but I figured I needed to improve on my touch-number-typing skills.

Build quality seem to be more sturdy the some keyboards in this price range, minimal to no flex. Smooth light tactile sounds from MX red keys. Built in windows key lock, great for temp disabling windows key (gaming accidental hits).