Cosmic ByteCB-GK-28 Vanth Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Upgraded with Swappable Outemu Red Switches and Rainbow LED (Black/Grey)

Writing this review after almost a year of using it.Very nice looking keyboard, LEDs and their lighting patterns are satisfying to look at.Mechanical keys are a bit hard to get used to, but after a while your hands feel great while typing.Also their customer service is great, after 10 months a couple of keys stopped working, so I requested for warranty claim. They picked the Keyboard from home, and repaired it completely and got it delivered back home free of cost. (only drawback is the warranty claim process took a month)

Got mine today and boy oh boy it is really nice for the price I paid 1600 rupees, literally the cheapest full sized mechanical keyboard. You should do a little research about the type of switches you want, I got red because it is really fast to type with respect to the blue switchs , and better movement in valorant is an added bonus,STRXIE #8169Update after 1 week: I was a die-hard membrane keyboard user, Red switches don't have much feedback. 🙂🙂Update after 1 month: I would say this the main use of mechanical keyboard is to reduce fatigue while typing, the feel is smooth if you compare to a blue switch and also that clicky sound is also not there in red switches. For gaming it is nice but for typing it feels a little too HIGH, would suggest getting a after market wrist support if you are into hardcore typing. And once again you want a SATISFYING feel for gaming I would suggest getting the blue switches but if you are a introvert like me and play games at mid night reds are really sweet. Long story short reds=smooth and little satisfying , blues=not so smooth but much more satisfying.

This keyboard sounds incredible and has a very clicky feel when typing, the led effects are also very good and not to mention the overall design and build quality feels very premium.

I like that they have the option of hot swappable keys. On cosmic byte official website, the keys can be bought for as low as 125rs for 20 keys. Blue/Red/Brown keys are available.So I can basically get a blue or brown keyboard by just paying around 625 more and replacing all the keys.But I think the tilt should have been more, since the keys are at more height than normal membrane keyboards. It should have come with a palm rest.What I don't like is, when I connect this to my laptop, my mic which is also connected to 3.5mm jack starts outputting static hissing noise. The level of noise depends on the level of brightness of backlight. Even with zero backlight there is some hissing. I thought the problem is with this brand, but I encountered same problem with HP GK320 mechanical keyboard. Actually the HP keyboard was louder.Cheap membrane keyboard did not exhibit this problem. I guess its because they draw less power.Apart from that I think this is a good keyboard.Now time will tell. I am hoping this would last atleast 3 years, maybe even more. Membrane keyboards don't last more than a year, and they feel good only for a month, then keys become inconsistent. First time trying a mechanical keyboard.

I recently purchased this mechanical keyboard from Amazon, and I must say, it has exceeded my expectations in terms of overall quality. The keyboard’s construction feels sturdy and well-made, giving it a premium look and feel.The typing experience is fantastic, thanks to the tactile feedback and responsive keys. It’s a joy to use for extended typing sessions and gaming alike. The topping satisfaction I get from the smooth keystrokes is undeniably great!However, I did notice that a few buttons on the keyboard aren’t as sturdy as the rest. They seem slightly wobbly, which can be a bit distracting at times. While this is a minor concern, I believe it’s worth mentioning.Overall, this mechanical keyboard is a solid choice for anyone seeking a quality typing experience. Despite the small button quirks, I still find it to be a worthwhile investment. If you’re looking for a reliable and satisfying keyboard, this one won’t disappoint!