This mechanical keyboard has elevated my gaming and typing experience to a whole new level. The hot-swappable switches are a fantastic feature, allowing me to customize the feel without much fuss. Connectivity options are plentiful, and the RGB lighting adds a fun touch without being overbearing. The multifunction knob is surprisingly handy for quick adjustments during intense gaming sessions. It's solidly built, and the keys have a satisfying click without being too loud. It's become an essential part of my setup that I genuinely enjoy using every day. Read more

I also have a Red Dragon K673 that I modded and use for gaming, which has identical features except this one is bigger. I bought this keyboard one as a work/productivity keyboard and I think it is solid for that. However, I have a few gripes that make me unsure about the overall quality of this product, especially when compared to my red dragon keyboard (which was $60): -The LED bleed is rather extreme. Whenever the caps lock light is on, numlock etc, the light bleeds into the areas of other keys. Not a huge deal but def could have been designed better. -The light next to the Esc button indicates what mode you’re in, and of you’re wired in, it does this charging rgb dance that is blinding and doesnt actually indicate if it’s charging or not, and you can’t turn it down or off. My Red Dragon keyboard has a much smaller light that actually tells me if the battery is full or needs charging. I very much dislike how bright the indicator light is on this keyboard, so I think I’m going to put electric tape over it. The LED bleed is so strong I’ll still be able to see what mode I’m in from the keys around those lights. -Bluetooth mode doesnt automatically search when it isnt connected to a device. Not a big deal but I need to look in the manual to remember what key combination enters bluetooth search mode. My $60 keyboard does this automatically and is more intuitive. -Swapping the switches was not a smooth experience. This was cake on my RedDragon. On this keyboard, some slots are very very finnicky and i actually bent some pins for the first time. If you’re careful you’re probably fine. -The volume wheel feels a bit cheap, I prefer the one on my RedDragon much more. I will say this is the best feeling keyboard I have for productivity, but I mostly credit the aftermarket switches and keycaps I added (glorious panda + womier japanese style keycaps). I’m amazed at how good it is with the upgrades actually, and I really appreciate that it’s a smaller size but maintains the 2u “0” key on the numpad, but the base keyboard could use a few improvements. I’ll be keeping the keyboard, as most of my gripes are minimal, but if I had to do this again I would look elsewhere. Read more

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This is a very nice keyboard to type on. The keystroke sound is just too clean and smooth. Plus, this is not like the traditional keyboard; it is 95%, which saves you a lot of desk space. The connection on this thing is super fast. Also, if you do not like the keystroke, this is hot-swappable. You can customize whatever you like. Read more

I have a few Logitech mechanical keyboards(g413), and this f99 pro is so much better. I am shocked at how much I like it. This is my first premium keyboard, and it's so awesome, wish I found out about these sooner. I use a numpad got work and I really needed the full sized keypad. Slight downside is that the left shift key is slightly small due to the compressed size of this keyboard. If you type a lot, and are on the fence and wonder if this could improve your work/gaming experience, it definitely will. Read more