EVGA Z15 RGB Gaming Keyboard, Backlit LED, Hotswappable Mechanical Kaihl Speed Bronze Switches (Clicky), 822-W1-15US-KR

Keyboard is excellent especially considering the price.Mainly used for gaming and typing.Kailh linear speed silver are excellent switches which are pretty sensitive but if you're an accurate typist it actually helps increase typing speed due to the lower actuation force required. Makes long typing or gaming sessions a breeze.Only gave it 4 stars due to a bad switch on opening the package. Had to pull out the switch and realized that the pin was bent on installation but once i cut the bent piece it works great. They also gave 8 replacement switches but for some reason they're all the clicky speed bronze. I didn't really understand the idea behind that but apart from these 2 reasons, this keyboard is excellent so far and would definitely buy again even compared to the more common hyperx's and steelseries.

You get a lot for your money, rtings did a review on this as well and the wired latency is practically top tier. The magnetic handwrest is a really nice touch, prefer this one the ones that use plastic tabs. Note the padding on the wrist rest is non existent, but still better than nothing.As for the switches, this is extremely personal, but I hate lightweight linears. My WPM has decreased, along with accuracy, but that's on me. Thankfully it is hotswappable, so i've ordered some budget medium weight linear KTT Roses that I'll swap when they arrive. This keeb uses Cherry style and no Costar stabilizers, again another preference on which one you like.Keycaps are also average-ish when it comes to budget keebs. It has the straight edge font style, but it is legible and looks fine.If this keeb was twice the price, I would still recommend it, but at its current price it is a no brainer alternative to the bigger brands. Seriously, go find a full size, hotswappable RGB, low latency keeb for this price- you can't. Easy 10/10 for me.

I was just getting into mechanical keyboards for very light gaming, but in reality 99% of the keyboard time is spent in work-from-home with plenty of typing and data entry, hence needing a full-size keyboard with a number pad.The feature set is unbeatable at this price point:+ hot-swappable main board+ dedicated media playback buttons/mute/volume wheel+ individually programmable RGB lighting+ among the best-in-class response times (or so I have read)+ magnetic wrist rest includedWith some customization, this is an excellent keyboard that suits my basic typing needs. I will mention firstly, that the Kailh silver switches that ship with this keyboard are absolutely horrible for typing - far too light and sensitive, but that's where the hot swap capability comes in handy. I swapped the silver switches out for a set of inexpensive no-name black switches and I am very happy with the typing experience now.I personally am not a fan of big bright RGB effects, so one of the built-in profiles which only light on key presses suited me fine. EVGA software is needed to set the default profile, but can be uninstalled afterwards and the profile gets restored even after power cycling or connecting to another machine.This is a great basic keyboard and I can't see myself replacing or upgrading this any time soon.

Positive:- Nice RGB colors- Clicky keys- Comfortable palm rest- Working media control keysNegatives:- Feels cheap (cheap plastic feel)- USB 2.0 (should be USB 3.0)- Quite pricey for what you getConclusion:I bought this to replace my aging Corsair K90 keyboard. The K90 only had blue backlit lighting but was made of an Aluminum body and the keys were made of a much higher quality plastic. I paid more for this eVGA Z20 than I did the K90 yet the K90 is a superior keyboard. Only reason for changing was the lighting.

Desde que lo vi supe que tenía muchos aspectos similares a un Corsair de 6 mil pesos pero más barato. Lo tengo desde hace tres meses y no me ha fallado, uno de mis pendientes era el cable fijo pero es muy resistente :)El ruido a mi no me molesta pero otros que me han escuchado escribir dicen que es ruidoso. Las teclas se sienten muuuy bien, en general se siente de buena calidad y las teclas custom están súper. El software no es tan malo como vi que ponían en comentarios.

Gives you everything you could ever want in a gaming keyboard and at a affordable price point.Pros:-Gaming on this keyboard feels really good.-Lights up really nice.-software is good. It did a firmware update. I didnt notice anything wrong before the update.-Does not feel cheap at all... I dont know why anyone would say this is cheaply made.-Multimedia buttons are well placed and easy to use.-EVGA is a great company.Over all this is a great keyboard and for $60 it competes with $200+ keyboards.Don't be leave me read the professional reviews.After using it for a few days. I bought another.