What about amazing keeb! The exoskeleton on this is something to behold! What an great design! The keycaps are double dipped and have that "THOCK" were all looking for. The lighting is UNREAL!! I LOVE THIS KEEBOARD! I even got the matching mouse to go with it haha!! LOVE THIS!! And so will you!! 5/5 stars!! Read more

Greatly constructed 75% keyboard, has all those elements needed for the solid and clean "thock" sound not hallow sounding but solid. Has several layers of insulation pieces to keep the sound and feel when bottling out solid and crisp. Sounds very precise and clean. Hefty keyboard, had to be! Try it out, you won't regret it. Read more

This keyboard is out of this world! It has a variety of backlight features, as well as an ambient lighting at the bottom. The main frame is made of aluminum alloy and is very sturdy. It's easy to connect to your computer via bluetooth, the included adapter, and via a type c cable. The battery life is awesome and it's a very nice gaming keyboard. You can customize the switches and keys. It even comes with sample switches so you can choose what you'd like best! Read more

There is a lot I like about this keyboard and a couple things that could be improved. First off, the the æsthetics are quite striking. When powered down (or the back lighting is disabled), unless one looks very closely, all one sees are blank keycaps with the rows forming a gray gradient; it’s only when illuminated that the frontside markings stand out. It, of course, features the usual array of RGB lighting effects, and defaults defaults to a pulsing white (which goes well with the monochrome styling). Curiously, the white backlighting the keys is a slightly different color (a tad pinkish) that the white of the surround (colder, bluer). The solid yellow is a bit greenish for my tastes, but the other standard colors are fine. It’s not a quiet keyboard. The sound is more of a sharp clack than a dampened thock. I tried swapping in some quieter linear switches to see how they affected the sound quality. They were able to shift the sound toward a thock and reduce the volume, but because of how the case is constructed, the sound was still sharper than I prefer. Speaking of switches… the 5-pin sockets are mounted upside-down, so that the LED can better illuminate the from-facing key markings. The installed switches have an integrated, clear plastic light guide, which made for brighter key-marking illumination than a switch with just a cutout. The installed switches do have a nice feel and the keycaps have a very slight texture. Also included were four sample switches to try (a fun little bonus) and a combo keycap+switch puller. It is taller/sits higher than my other keyboards. I find the native angle of inclination comfortable, but it includes two sets of feet should you wish more (or a lot more) tilt. I didn’t test the wireless capabilities because I’m never going to use them. Why not 5 stars? The deck flexes under pressure—something that none of my other gaming keyboard do. To be clear, if one types with a light touch, it’s not noticeable. But… still, for the asking price ($130 at the time of this review), I’d not expect a they deck to flex like a laptop keyboard. Overall, I like it. [Disclosure: I received this product for “free”—in quotes because the IRS considers the item’s retail value as taxable income for federal income tax purposes. This review is my personally written—not AI generated—honest opinion, and is uncensored by the seller.] Read more

Having owned a GravaStar mouse, I already had high expectations for the quality, and the Mercury K1 75% Wireless Mechanical Keyboard absolutely meets them. The aluminum alloy exoskeleton gives it a striking, futuristic look while ensuring durability and stability. Typing on this keyboard feels both solid and balanced, with each keystroke providing a smooth and satisfying response. The polycarbonate plate does an excellent job reducing vibrations, making long typing sessions comfortable and easy on the hands. The RGB backlighting is vibrant and customizable, adding a nice aesthetic touch. The Kailh Linear switches offer the perfect actuation force and pre-travel, making this keyboard a fantastic choice for gaming and typing. The volume roller and programmable keys are thoughtful additions that add practical convenience. Overall, just like my GravaStar mouse, the Mercury K1 impresses with its build quality and performance. It’s a well-crafted, functional tool that stands out in both design and usability. Read more