Havit Mechanical Keyboard Wired 89 Keys Gaming Keyboard Red Switch Keyboard with PBT Keycaps for PC Gamer Computer (Black)

This keyboard is very good but lacks in 1 "key" area i.e its keys are a bit loose for a mechanical keyboard. The biggest culprit is the "Enter" key which gets activated with a mere touch and without even a soft press. Otherwise the design, the color and feel of keyboard is good with sturdy structure and on the only big drawback is low activation of the keyboard keys with minimal engagement which I would say partly go against the very spirit of a mechanical keyboard, atleast for me!

Mi profesión requiere que pase multiples horas escribiendo y corrigiendo textos, por lo que deseaba un teclado de mayor calidad que los existentes en el mercado regular. Había leído un poco sobre los teclados mecánicos, sin embargo, la mayoría de estos se encontraban enfocados al sector del gaming, con diseños extravagantes y luces RGB. Este teclado es excelente para escribir, si bien, quisiera que fuera un poco más ruidoso, es excelente debido a su relación calidad precio. Es importante recalcar que es un teclado americano, por lo que no cuenta con la tecla Ñ, sin embargo, uno puede fácilmente configurar ambos teclados en su computadora. Estoy muy satisfecho con mi compra y recomiendo ampliamente este teclado, vale la pena invertir un poco mas de dinero, para tener un excelente teclado.

I got this keyboard because my last keyboard with Mx blue switches broke, and I wanted to try new switches. This keyboard is very sturdy, when I try to bend it, it stays in its original shape, it has quite a lot of weight to it considering that iTs made out of plastic, I love how the keycaps feel, and how clean it looks without all of that rgb. I’ve had this keyboard for a month and I’ve been using it pretty heavily for intense gaming, and the stabilizers on the space bar, backspace, and both shifts are not bad. The stabilizer on the enter button is pretty horrible, but all in all I would recommend this keyboard to anyone on a budget!

Left shift key was faulty when I first used it. I returned it.

Pretty ugly but a good keyboard overall. Good value for money.

This is my second mechanical keyboard and I love extra keys in very unique format. I am not a gamer nor expert in mechanical keyboard world - I am a newbie. I want to have a compact, affordable, functional keyboard in order to improve working-from-home productivity and plus. Why did I choose this keyboard? First, honestly, it would be a price at $39.99. I could not find any other mechanical keyboards in this price range w/ my demands. Second, this key setup is what I need (almost). I am doing a lot of number crunching, spreadsheet compiling, VBA, and of course, a lot of email typing... I've been using all my life with 104-key keyboard. All those short keys, combo keys, etc... I started using 68-key one and felt great with little limitation: mostly, lack of numpad. After thorough monitoring, I need not only dedicated arrow keys, but also page up/down, home/end, 10-key numpad, Del key. There were couple contenders with 99-key setup, but too fancy/expensive for me. Most of all, those keys are cramped, which I can't accept. Then I found this - almost perfect match. Third, it would be its compact size. It has 89 keys, taking out six keys from the uppermiddle section in the full keyboard, replacing with 10 number keys. Its size might be similar to TKL (ten keyless) keyboard. It is slightly bigger than my first mechanical keyboard, qisan 68-key keyboard, smaller than the aged Logitech K750 (for Mac). My tiny desk at home needs a smaller keyboard so that I can have a trackball on my left and a regular mouse on my right - strange setup, but very ergonomically effective. Fourth, I fell in love with mechanical keyboard typing experience. This has "Jixian" Red switches (I have no idea how good these are). Since I haven't used other brands' different switches, I could not professionally tell the difference clearly. It felt like Gatron Brown feeling (which I already own) plus heavier spring response (need little more force to press the key). Due to my aggressive typing style, I always bottomed out - causing loud noise. At least, one thing is clear: it is not clicky. The followings are little awkward things: First, it is kind of weird to activate "number lock" by pressing Fn+Backspace. Once number lock is activated, red light under backspace key is on. Then, you can use number pad. If deactivated, you can use home/end/pg up/down/arrows/Ins/Del. Well, that would the price to pay in order to achieve more benefits. It will take some time to learn new key arrangements. Second, PBT keycaps seem okay (can't tell the quality since I haven't used any expensive models). However, it seems 0-P-L-. Keys are from other keycap set (please see the picture for details) - it's slightly off in alignment. If someone is obsessed with high quality result, this might not be the one. For me, I don't even care. As long as it has something that I look for work, I am golden. Overall, this budget ($39.99) mechanical keyboard is a near perfect match for my needs. If you are looking for an affordable entry-level mechanical keyboard, this might be the one you could consider. Happy typing!!! Cheers!!!