Montech MKey TKL Mechanical Gaming Keyboard: Customizable RGB LED, Premium MDA Profile PBT Keycap, Hot-Swappable Gateron G Yellow Pro 2.0 Pre-lubed Switches, Osaka Castle Theme, Freedom (MK87FY)

First keyboard arrived was nice, then certain keys stopped working within a couple weeks. The box was a bit beaten up so I thought it was just a faulty keyboard, so I requested for a replacement keyboard which arrived and then also broke within a couple weeks of usage. Good keyboard but not a good keyboard if you want it to last more than a couple weeks.

Mein Enkel hat sich genau diesen Artikel ausgesucht. Der Verkäufer hat mich noch angerufen wegen amerikanischer Tastatur. Empfand ich gut, in unserem Fall aber war es genauso ausgesucht.

I was a bit hesitant in ordering a keyboard that does not have shine-through keycaps with non-white colour theme. However, the build quality, and typing feel has seriously impressed me! I have downloaded the Mkey keyboard's software from MonTech's official website to edit the lighting effect and replace key functions easily. I also love that the keyboard is hot-swappable, so I can replace the Gateron yellow switches into other lighter tactile switches on the market!

Oh, what a beautiful TKL turquoise keyboard! I like the colors and craftsmanship! It is very heavy and has lot of sound insulation. Keycaps are removable and yellow switches are hot swappable. I got it at a discount too, at $59 - which is practically a steal. What is the catch? Keycaps are PBT, but not double shot PBT. Keycaps are flat-ish, I really prefer more concave. Yellow switches - they are OK, but I decided to swap them out for some silent Haimu ones. After installing those - the keyboard is completely silent. As for getting inside - you gotta pry the top plastic cover with some tools. There are no visible screws etc. I didn't wanna ruin mine, just for tape mod. Montech really paid attention to sound insulation, so I didn't feel the need to open it. And now, when I touch type, I cannot hear a thing. There is no sound confirmation. I just go by feel and watching a screen. It is really odd feeling. As for keyboard - I'd say buy it at this price. It has caps and other indicators (unlike KC V6). It is cheaper than barebones KC V6. It has a nice RGB, a volume knob. Best of all - you can replace keycaps and switches if you get bored!

This keyboard sounds amazing for the price. The software sucks, like it’s really bad. But other than the software I have nothing bad to say. It looks great, it’s comfortable to type with and it’s super responsive. You also don’t have to worry about battery because it’s not wireless.

The keyboard is very solid and seems to be very well-built. Switches are butter smooth and feel amazing to type on, and the volume knob is super handy and useful. I've used it daily for two months now and it still feels as great to type on as it did when I first got it.