Womier K87 75% Keyboard, 87 Keys Gaming Keyboard, Hot Swappable TKL RGB Mechanical Key Board with Plant Theme PBT Keycaps for PC MAC PS4 Xbox Laptop, Red Switch

This is a great intro mechanical keyboard that makes for an enjoyable typing experience on your eyes, ears and fingers.You'd get this keyboard over the plain white / translucent K87 Womier keyboard for its green plant theme. Visually, it pairs well with a Logitech G305 lime green mouse and a HyperX light green coiled cable. It comes with some extra keycaps that are plant themed, with little plotted plant and leaf symbols. I like this combo a lot paired with a view of my backyard garden from my desk. The weeb in me also likes the light green Japanese kanji characters on the keycaps ^_^.You can also switch up how the keyboard looks with a range of RGB color themes and modes that are easy to control with a Fn + arrow / modifier combo that works out of the box without any setup. I'm partial to the Fn + Home combo that sends lights radiating away from whichever key you just clicked. Higher end keyboards will come with more programmability on the light patterns, but I'm happy with what I have in this keyboard.It sounds really nice right out of the box, if a bit on the high freq clicky side when using the Gateron Yellow key switches. I'll update once I've had a chance to mod it a bit with foam to soften out the clicks - I'm going for that "thoc" creamy sound - but I find the typing experience enjoyable as is. Edit: foam mod works great! It does occlude the rgb lights a bit but definitely makes the typing audio experience better, 4/5.Finally, the tactile experience is good. Everyone's gonna have their own preferences for how they want their keyboard to feel, but I really like how easy to press in the Gateron Yellow switches are while still maintaining a good level of responsiveness. So you don't have to press hard to actuate, but you *know* when you've clicked in on one of these keys. When you're typing really fast from gaming or coding the tactile experience is something you notice as a background thought, and I've had the thought, "This feels really nice" a few times.Overall, I found clicking away at this review pleasing and would recommend this to someone wanting a light up mechanical keyboard setup on a budget. 5/5.

Keep in mind I did buy a separate set of keycaps, but that was mostly for the aesthetic.This keyboard is GORGEOUS. No seriously, it's beautiful. The background design is great.This is my first TKL keyboard- I do miss my numpad keys, but I'm getting used to a world that no longer cares about those.I'm not really into the whole RGB thing but I got a set of shine-through keycaps to go with this, so all the letters are illuminated. Changing keys was EASY, took no time at all. The manufacturer's software to alter lights and patterns is pretty intuitive and customizable as these things go, and I liked how many options you get out of box. Corsair and other companies should take notes.I got it with the red switches- they still have enough of a "clicky" feel to satisfy me when typing, but are soft and responsive enough to work well in gaming and anything else. Overall I'm glad I picked this as my first mechanical, given how expensive and hard to find some of the popular alternatives are.

I’ve had this for about 2 years now. Works great, feels great, no complaints. I haven’t felt the need to modify it either, and the RGBs look very nice.You will have to go online to find a good manual for the hotkeys. I do not recommend the software, since antivirus flags it and I won’t take that risk.

I ended up buying this keyboard after searching for a while. I wanted something cute and durable. This keyboard is so pretty and I love the RGB options it offers. It has slick keys that have a very sleek feel. I love that it is a hot swap keyboard as well. I bought some Akko Matcha Green Switches and wanted to be able to swap them in here. I love the feel and the look. Super easy to set up and I love the original switches that come in it as well. I almost didn't swap them out. the yellow ones are perfect for that subtle clicky sound! Highly recommend to anyone looking for a some-what affordable keyboard!!!!

The media could not be loaded. I haven't seen many reviews for this keyboard with the yellow switches, but it feels and looks like I'm typing on clouds! I love how sleek it is, and I love how the buttons feel and look. It's a powdery smooth hard plastic feel, almost cushiony. I'm not too knowledgeable on keyboards, but it's easy to press the keys yet you still have to apply force, I haven't had too many miss-clicks. This keyboard is replacing my older one, it comes with a tool to easily remove the keys and brush your keyboard which is a real time and finger saver. I love the RGB although I do miss being able to see the letters in the dark, but the color fits well and I have a desk lamp so it's not too bad. (My old keyboards lighting shined through the keys to show the letters) The keyboard itself seems like 3 layers of hard resin/plastic but it looks cool since the RGB lighting flows throughout the keyboard. It's making me want to change my whole setup to matchHope this helps!

I love my keyboard but the whole reason I bought this keyboard is because of the leaf design. The leaf painted design above my arrow keys have starting chipping off. It's still noticeably there but you can see that the leaves are coming off for some reason. I have only gotten this board very recently too so I'm surprised there's such wear on it already.I've also seen through other reviews that my spacebar sounds surprisingly good and "thocky" compared to others of the same keyboard. Hense why I'm hesitant in replacing it. I believe there are inconsistencies in the manufacturing. While I am sadden about the paint chipping, I love the way this keyboard sounds and feels. However, I bought this specific keyboard for the design on the acrylic base otherwise I would have just purchased the standard Womier K87 without the design for a lower price.