CMK87 80% 3-Mode Wireless Mechanical Keyboard, 87 Keys TKL RGB BT 5.0/2.4Ghz Gaming Keyboard w/Tactile Kailh Box White Switch, Durable PBT Keycaps & 2000 mAh Battery, Mechanic Hearts Blue

I did a lot of research, and honestly this keyboard and the Nuphy Air 75 V2 are the best keyboards if you want a keyboard that is dampened with two layers of silicone. This keyboard is pretty heavy and feels very premium. The clicky switches don't feel cheap because there is hardly any hollow sounds coming from the chassis. The materials are very premium with PBT double-shot keycaps and probably PBT chassis. The LED lighting effects are very top notch, but you might want to lower the brightness to lengthen the battery life. I'm averaging around 10% battery usage per day with the lowest brightness setting, which is on the mediocre side. I'm also led to believe this keyboard probably polls at around 500hz, since it's not advertised to be 1000hz, but I don't really notice any lag. Overall, I recommend this keyboard if it goes on sale for $100, but it's a bit hard to recommend beyond that price point.

If this is not the worst mechanical keyboard I’ve had, some of the keys won’t function also keeps ghosting I hate this I’ve bought $100 keyboards that work better than this one. I don’t recommend overpriced im not sure how there is people saying it’s great there is nothing great to be honest. Just stay away go buy a different one.

The keyboard is heavy and feels premium. The typing feel is great, sounds great too. I love the way it looks. I wish I could give it 5 stars. The firmware, at least on mine, seems to be broken. No matter which mode I set it to (mac vs. windows), no matter which settings I use, the F7-F12 buttons are locked into their "alternate" mode (volume controls, etc), and I can't press the actual function keys. There's seemingly no FN lock, and F1-F6 work as expected, so this seems like some kind of weird firmware bug. I've read through several of their posted documentation and nothing in them seems to remedy this issue. The issue persists on all 3 modes: usb, bluetooth, and the wireless dongle. Even if the firmware could be fixed with an update, the USB-C port is like... an attempt at proprietary cables? It's still USB-C but you can barely (if at all) plug in any cables other than the one supplied with the keyboard. You can actually see it in the pictures: there are prevalent notches right next to the port that are matched on the provided USB-C cable. These block normal cables from being inserted all the way; none of the 6 cables I tried would insert fully and most would not function. This is seriously unacceptable and I have no idea why they'd do this. Those are the only two issues I've had; I love the keyboard otherwise, but I can't recommend it because of the severity of not being able to use half the function keys and having a nigh-unusable wired port.

Let’s start with my funny story, i was playing online chess with a friend and i lost and out of rage i slammed my desk and my humidifier fell and water spilled all over the keyboard. But it LIVED. You can likely put the survival on the ipx rating for kailh box switches but still. The sound, the quality of the product, and this became my favorite of all the boards i’ve used. if i could say one thing i’d be to get some keycaps. i’d recommend Akko they do some AMAZING keycaps for the price, i think it’s called the “Bred” color they have that goes best with the color of this keeb. Other i have ZERO complaints, This is a STEAL for the price.

It’s a nice keyboard, love the kailh switches and the color. Nice weight to it, heavier than I expected. Only issue is sometimes it doesn’t connect immediately and I have to restart my computer, or it goes to sleep very quick. Other than that it’s pretty good.