K95 Wireless Mechanical Gaming Keyboard

My favourite keyboard I have used. Keys are nicely spaced out so feels more natural when hand is hoverover so less typos and quicker speed. Love it has 3 input modes. Usb which I use. Wireless the adapter nicely attached to the keyboard so you don't have to rambert where you left it. Bluetooth mode mode in case of no usb input. Love the fact i could get replacment keys and switches to fix or customise the keyboard.

Been eyeing wireless keyboards for some time and settled on this. With some minor tweaks this could be an excellent keyboard. The key feel is solid, responsive (using BT), good travel and a very satisfying thwack when pressed. Surprisingly compact for the feature set, decent build quality. It's solid but light, no rattles, some slight flexing only if you try it. Having three Bluetooth channels is awesome. I have this connected to my PC, TV and tablet and can change on the fly. Brilliant. Setup has to be downloaded from RedThunder website, but I had no issues. The time auto synced with Windows straight away. I still need to figure out some of the features but you can suss the basics easily. The volume wheel is a minor letdown, you can press it and nothing seems to happen and you have to turn two clicks for it to register. So the simple act of changing volume can be laborious and inaccurate. The screen volume and windows differ wildly. I'm sure this could be addressed in firmware. On the whole my experience so far is positive and I'll be sticking with it.

The keyboard was great at first. Nice feel and performance. Unfortunately, like many others have mentioned, it completely died after about two months. No power, no charge, no response with any cable or device. Really disappointing given how good it was initially.

Nice enough keyboard with a good feel and a nice sound (sounds a bit like wood). That's all I really wanted. The lighting is pointless and simply drains the battery. Thankfully, you can turn it off through the awkward menus on the built-in screen. I use Linux and although the keyboard itself works fine, I'm going to have to attach it to a Windows PC in order to change the time! That is ridiculous. Update: After initially topping up the charge in the keyboard it work flawlessly for about 6 weeks. Not bad on one charge (without back lights). However, at that point it just switched off. I connected a USB cable to charge it, but nothing happened. After contacting support, I eventually discovered that you must connect a USB cable that is data and power capable (which I was), but you must ALSO set the connection switch on the back of the keyboard to CABLE. That will let the charging start. At that point, you can switch back to WiFi and continue using the keyboard and it will keep charging from the attached cable.

Great sounding thwacky keys, use for working from home, excellent battery life and has app for custom settings

So far so good. I wanted a keyboard with this exact colour scheming, mechanical hot swappable and to have that tactile key press while it isnt as loud as my old keyboards cherry MX blue switches. This keyboard has honestly suprised me in a great way. I thought based off the reviews at the time that I was going to be disappointed but so far, this keyboard looks amazing, sounds amazing and feels amazing. I haven't played too much with the software but for me personally, I'm not fussed and customising to much. I like to set the colour them I like and leave it alone. I will try the gif option at some point, but, even if its hard to use or a bit janky, it will not change my review of this keyboard. Very very happy with it.

Been using it for a few months now and even using it to type this review. The keyboard is honestly very nice! I don't have too much experience with computer keyboards, so I do have lower standards, but overall it's a really nice keyboard. The little display on the top-right isn't the most useful feature but I uploaded a picture of my dog to it using the app. It sounds very nice and the LED lights make a really cool effect. The only problem is the light does not shine through the key caps provided because they are fully opaque. This means if you are in a particularly dark room you can't see which keys you are pressing. Other than that I haven't encountered any issues and I think it's worth the price. Have not tried the Bluetooth connectivity yet.

One of the nicest keyboards I have ever owned! Touch is very elegant and one of the most quiet keys to ever use

The keyboard is honestly better than expected. The quality of the board is pretty solid and the “flex” is what you would expect for a plastic board not that the flex is ever really applicable to real world use. I found the key caps to be soft feeling because they’re smoother than you’d find on most boards. Typing on this board is very satisfying with its low tone thocking. A few issues/complaints I’ve had so far is when I turn my pc on with the keyboard wired it doesn’t turn the leds on unless I unplug and replug it in. And I was unable to find a way to use am/pm for the time instead of the 24H clock.

Aesthetically, the keyboard looks great. Unfortunately, that's where the pros end. The first keyboard I purchased the "5" key would only work intermittently. I assumed it was just a bad keyboard and asked for Amazon to send a replacement. Out of the box the replacement seemed to work fine, but within a day or two the "S" key stopped operating correctly. Sometimes you would hit it multiple times and not get a letter, other times you would hit it and it would hang so you got multiple. Since I exchanged the keyboard the first go around, this time Amazon won't even give me an option for Amazon store credit. I had to buy a different keyboard and now I will have to wait for them to process my return to get my money back. Maybe it's just a bad run, but I wouldn't recommend purchasing this keyboard.

I just got this keyboard and I absolutely plan to make an update here in 3-6 months, but right out the gate this board is GORGEOUS. The board itself is a bit chunky(in comparison to a membrane keyboard), fairly average for any mechanical keyboard. In terms of space, its a wonderful downgrade from a full sized keyboard without sacrificing any of the convenient keys. It contains an fkey row and a screen and knob without extending the top of the board with a lot of negative space. The feel and sound of the keys are probably one of my favorite parts of the board. They're bright and chirpy and muted. They aren't loud with a very relaxing but outgoing resonance. The ombre on the keys is very aesthetic and the key marks are on the side of the key maximizing the aesthetic without losing functionality. They keys themselves as well as the switches are swappable! I'm at rest knowing if I stop enjoying the performance of this board, I can vamp it up by changing the feel and appeal. The screen on the keyboard eliminates the need to install a third party driver as all the rgb is programmable within the board itself. It does offer a driver for even more customizability. Between Size of the board, functionality, appearance, sound, feel and connection options this is absolutely worth the price. especially compared to other name brand boards that typically see sacrifices in size or swappable switch abilities. 5/5 I will be considering another board as a gift to my loud clackity husband. (donations welcome 😉😂)

I was looking for a wireless keyboard to replace my apple one. This one fit the bill and it had been good but there are a couple of issues. The time on the screen has to be synced repeatedly. It is off quite a bit. If you have a Mac you have to go to the time sync website to do it. Not a big deal but you have to plug it in to do it - minor inconvenience. The biggest problem I have with it is it not telling me it is going to die because it needs to be charged. It always seems to die when there are still more than 1 bar on the battery display. I don’t understand that. Then you have to wait for it to charge before it starts working again and it takes forever so I have to use a backup keyboard. I have avoided the issue lately by keeping it plugged in just because I don’t want the issue of having to wait for it to charge. The key labels not being on top of the keys does take a bit to get used to and I still struggle with that daily on some less used symbols and such. But overall it is a nice keyboard. But I’m already feeling the itch to replace it.