TECWARE ELITE Phantom+ 87-Key RGB Wireless / BT5.0 Mechanical Keyboard (Black) Wraith Red Switch (Prelubed, 45g Linear) Per Key Color and Lighting

I'm surprised that even though a lot of keyboard reviewers on YouTube have given high praise for it, there are very few actually buying this board. That's a shame cause it's really very good. The only slight nitpick that I have is that the Legends on some of the keys look a bit muddy, and I don't know if the software is any good, but still... This Keyboard looks good, feels good and sounds good and thats all that matters to me. Verdict : If you got some money to spend on a decent keyboard... BUY THIS.

Just amazing!!! It is rock solid, tactile experience is awesome and it works perfectly. Ratio quality and cost is majestic, highly suggested!

Perfect Keyboard, build quality is epic, sounds amazing and has beautiful RGB (not too bright though) after 4 months of use my only concern is the battery, it only lasts about 2 days with RGB on. If you are going to use it the USB connector I strongly recommend.

Sounds amazing doesn’t feel cheap and is really responsive the only thing is that the space bar sounds a bit weird but it’s still an amazing keyboard

Gotta say the weight and the way it looks and feels can be compared to more expensive to more expensive keyboards. However it does miss out on some features specially if you like to customize via program but overall great Keyboard.

Problematic: long keys The long keys are problematic: Mainly: shift and windows/command The number of times i've accidentally sent messages hitting enter, because shift+enter wouldn't register is embarassing I have two of these and they both have the same problem. It's a shame since all of the other keeps feel really nice

Cheap and good, compared with what is available in the market. I've used a variety of keyboards ranging from the cheapes to the the Razor and Logitech mechanicals, but the '87 beats the lot. I'm using the one with the Red switches, the sound is quiet, the touch is execellent (reminds me of the old IBM's) and the spacing exact. Best of all the price is very reasonable! BTW I don't care much about the RGB lighting, though it looks nice. One downside - it doesn't work with the ATen KVM Switch (can't change modes) and need to plug it into the USB mouse port instead of the keyboard port

Durante el primer año bien. El teclado a pesar de ser ANSI, no cuesta adaptarse. Si eres programador y usas mucho las teclas <>, no recomiendo esta disposición, ya que pierdes la posibilidad de usarla. El RGB muy configurable, y en sí, los switches Outemu Blue tienen buen tacto y responden bien; aparte que el sonido aunque un poco enlatado, es agradable. El problema es a partir de un año de uso (Ya llevo dos años de uso con él, y los problemas se han ido intensificando). Noto que las teclas han empezado a mostrar signos de desgaste. El Switch en sí sigue perfecto, pero es el mecanismo de pulsado que hay (No me se el nombre exacto) el que creo que ha empezado a adolecer el uso continuado. Algunas teclas con la de F8 y el Shift derecho han perdido la sujección, por lo que con un mínimo de fuerza, las teclas salen sin necesidad de la herrramienta, y a la mínima que muevo el teclado y roza con algo, la tecla se desprende. Lo peor es la pintura oscura que le han echado a la base del teclado, que en el momento en el que quieras limpiarlo y te pases un pelín con la fuerza que ejerces, la arrancas sin querer (véase la imagen); con lo que tienes que acabar eligiendo entre dejarlo sucio y con restos de suciedad pegados al chasis, o intentar quitarlos y que se venga la pintura. En sí, iba a darle 3 estrellas al teclado porque la construcción es muuuy mejorable, pero he decidido darle 2 estrellas porque, si el teclado es malo, el servicio postventa es aún peor. Hace mucho que notifiqué a Tecware de los problemas que he tenido con el teclado. ¿Os ha llegado la respuesta a vosotros? Porque a mi no. En fin, no lo devolví al final y estoy aguantando con él hasta que pille otro mejor, porque cumple con su cometido. Pero si tenéis la opción, huid de este.

Feels incredible to type with, the Wraith Brown also sounds amazing

I've been using this for about six months now and I really like the feel of the keys and the overall styling. Ideal for both work and play, this is a great keyboard without being too flashy or overloaded with "gaming features". What's more, one of the feet had snapped and the other was showing signs of fracturing (I would chalk this off to wear and tear), I reached out to Tecware customer support and they promptly sent out replacement feet. Great customer service and a very good keyboard!

So i have a corsair k70 rapid fire with mx cherry speed. I love that keyboard, most likely the best keyboard i have ever owned for gaming. However, i am doing a lot more coding now a days and needed something that was less sensitive. the mx speed switches were a lil to sensitive for typing; i was often times pressing unwanted keys here and there and got a lil annoyed. so, i looked to amazon for a blue switch keyboard. however, i wasn't really willing to spend a fortune. overall, i am quite impressed with the design, rgb lighting, build quality, price, and switches - they feel like actual mx cherry blues! they may be a lil louder tho. i haven't tried these for gaming yet, but i don't think they wont be as good for gaming as my k70 with mx cherry speed switches. the only thing that would really make these great would be if they last as long as my k70 - which are still very much functional. ive had my k70s for 4 years and i think it will last for another 5 to 6 years. Summary: the price is fantastic, it feels good, the visual DESIGN is amazing, build quality is impressive (it rivals my k70 in overall build quality feel), and the rgb lighting is sick af! ill update this review once i get about 2 to 3 months usage out of this keyboard.