VELOCIFIRE Wireless Mechanical Keyboard, TKL02WS 87 Key Linear Brown Switches Mechanical Gaming Keyboard with White LED Backlit for Copywriters, Typists, and Programmers(White)

This is the best budget keyboard you'll find on the market and with the constant 15% off deals it makes it very hard to want to try anything else.[FIRST IMPRESSIONS]The unboxing is simple and well protected with foam corners. In the box you will receive a 6ft usb type c charging cable, usb wireless receiver, keycap puller and a user manual. when you first take the keyboard out you'll notice it has a good heft to it and doesn't feel cheap or light it feels very premium. Setting it up was super easy and quick all you have to do is plug in the wireless usb receiver and turn on the switch on the bottom of the keyboard then press Fn + p to pair and your done.[FEATURES]some of my favorite features of this keyboard is the charging system because when its about to go dead the space bar will flash red and while using it wirelessly it allows me to use the charging cable to charge it while simultaneously using it and it doesn't take long thanks to the usb type c connection. this keyboards battery life is amazing because of its energy saving feature which auto shuts off when the keyboard is inactive for one minute and 25 seconds extending the battery life, I use it everyday and barely have to charge it. this keyboard also features white backlit lighting that is plenty bright with the white keyboard color at night it can also be turned on and off.[OVERALL]This is a very solid keyboard and in my 4 months of use I haven't had a single problem and for the those that worry about input lag to be honest whether you use it wired or wireless you won't be able to tell the difference I personally always use it wirelessly. I mainly use this keyboard to play games and its super comfortable you wont be disappointed with the Ergonomics of this keyboard I currently own 2 TKL02WS so far and I plan to buy 2 VM02WS and try the TKL61WS.

The media could not be loaded. I mostly got this keyboard because I'm in the process of designing a custom mechanical keyboard and I wanted to give the brown switches a try before committing to brown or blue switches. I have attached a video of the typing sound for anyone who was interested in comparing the sound of the brown switches to blue switches.I have to say, for less than $50, this is a great mechanical keyboard. To start with the Pros: It has nice, sturdy construction with a really clean-looking design, especially with the white backlighting, as well as a type c charging port and what appear to be genuine cherry mx brown switches (which make it really easy to buy/use custom keycaps for modding). So far, I have only been using it for a week, but in that time, I have only had to plug it in twice: once the day it arrived (a week ago) and then once today, so the battery life seems really good and the battery life indicator light on the spacebar is a pretty nice touch. As for any cons, I really wish that there was a place on the keyboard to keep the wireless dongle and the fact that the on/off switch is on the bottom is quite counter-intuitive. Aside from that, though, I'm really pleased with this purchase! I would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a first, economy mechanical keyboard.Update nearly three years later: this keyboard is still going strong. I have since upgraded to a custom keyboard for my setup, but my girlfriend uses this keyboard every day in her home office. She loves it. Still incredibly responsive and sounds/feels great! Can’t believe how good this was for the price.

The keyboard is really nice, and wireless+mechanical for such a great price it was worth it. Tactile feedback is amazing. Build quality and weight is well within something at it's price point. Battery life has been wonderful, and if it does get low charges very quick. Connection wise with the dongle haven't had any major issues except the one listed below. As a general use keyboard it's been great.The only issue I've had is occasional on games that are more demanding on keyboard (basically any fps), the keys would act like it's stuttering occasionally. Like if you hold W to move forward your character would stutter step instead of smoothly step. This happened with the same keyboard on multiple computers, where the issue would go away if you either directly connected the keyboard via usb or if I used another keyboard. There is an option to change what I believe is the polling rate of the keyboard, and it fixed it a little, but occasionally it does stutter once in a while. I haven't been able to find a way to fully correct it, nor does it happen all the time. Since the keyboard is on a machine that uses a controller for gaming, it hasn't bothered me as much.There is a lot of wireless devices at my home office though, so that could potentially be the cause.For the price I highly recommend this keyboard. Despite the stutter issue mentioned above, will be ordering a few more for the living room and bedroom pcs.