MAGIC-REFINER KUIYN MK25 UK Layout 60% Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, 14 Chroma RGB Keyboard Backlight, Portable, Red Linear Switch, Type C Wired, TKL, K61, RK61, K68, T8, for PC/Mac/PS4/XBox (White)

The media could not be loaded. This was my first mechanical keyboard and I love it. It’s not the most silent, you can hear the springs and the keys hitting the bottom. It’s surprisingly heavy which gives it a nice high quality feel. The Keys are springy and bouncy, typing and gaming is very nice and responsive. What I like about this keyboard is that it has an extra little adjustable leg, normally most budget keyboard would have a flat option and the only key option, this has a little one in the middle. Sound wise it’s not thocky, but there is a difference if you adjust the legs. It’s not a low profile keyboard so if you’re not sitting properly or if you don’t have wrist rests you will get wrist pain.Overall this a very very nice keyboard and i take it to work (and turn the RGB off)

Bought as a spare small keyboard that I can throw in my bag when going places and that sort of thing.Compared to other red switch keyboards I have used in the past I would say that they feel heavier to press, leaning towards gateron yellows more than usual MX reds.I would say that the keyboard is fine, there's definitely inconsistency between the switches but I very much expected that for the price and when the product description doesn't mention the brand of the switches anywhere (they're jixian reds btw).I also don't particularly like the layout of the function keys, many of them don't really make much ergonomic sense especially with there only being a function key on the right but that's not a huge deal.For the price I can't really complain, fits exactly what I expected and does a decent enough job. Still nicer to type on than most membranes but nowhere near as good as my other more reputable mechanical keyboards.

It was really good, lasted a year or two and the lighting options were amazing.

My little boy wanted this from Santa and is absolutely thrilled. It has all different light settings and so neat. He gives it a 10/10

Yeahhh, only a 3 syar, but it does have some positives! Let's start with them—The overall look of the keyboard is very nice. Lovely blue colour, the lights are vivid (though they move VERY fast), and there were no connectivity issues at all.The key caps are a nice shape and feel pleasant. But they are a little too easy to remove, no need for the tool, they just kinda pop off with the smallest bit of encouragement.The instructions were... vague in some areas and a little hard to read because they're in a very, very small booklet. So figuring out how to actually alter the light settings was a little bit of a challenge, got there in the end though!The key presses feel good, it's nice to type on, buuuut....Being frank, the stabilisers are horrendous. The space key sounds more like a set of maracas than anything else. Even the single keys with only switches rattle quite a bit, and seeing as this is a soldered board there's no removing them to try and help. Just running your fingers very lightly over the keys produced a fair amount of clacky plastic noise.Loose switches, floppy, flappy feeling stabilisers and insecure keycaps definitely brought the number of stars down. I wouldn't buy it again, but will be keeping it to use as a project/practice board in the future.If you don't mind your red switches coming with a bit of a sharper click than expected and a decidedly attention seeking space bar, then it might still be for you—♡

Great Feel and love playing games on it i like it more than my £100 60% mechanical keyboard!

Recommend to anyone starting out with a keyboard. The only issue with it is the cable in which it comes with did not work with a Macbook Air. Also the keycap puller made marks on my keys but its fine as i replaced them.

It's very nicely 👌