HK GAMING GK61s Mechanical Gaming Keyboard - 61 Keys Multi Color RGB Illuminated LED Backlit Wired Programmable for PC/Mac Gamer (Gateron Mechanical Yellow, Black)

Product is great price, quality is great, lights are great, the noise is nice and the packaging was nice. It comes with a keycap switcher which was nice. Amazing product.

My son loves it for gaming. The colours are very bright and a good quality keyboard

Absolutely no problems came just like I wanted it

The GK61 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard is making waves in the gaming world, offering a mix of style, functionality, and customization that appeals to many. Here's a closer look at what makes it stand out: Pros: Compact Design: The GK61's smaller size is great for gamers who want more space on their desk. It's still packed with all the keys you need for gaming, and it gives you more room to move your mouse. Awesome RGB Lighting: The keyboard's RGB lighting isn't just for looks—it's customizable, so you can make it match your setup perfectly. It's a fun way to personalize your gaming experience and make your keyboard feel unique. Easy Customization: With hot-swappable switches, you can change how the keys feel without any complicated setup. It's a feature that both experienced users and beginners will appreciate. Cons: Build Quality: While the GK61 looks cool, it feels a bit cheap because it's made of plastic. The keys can wobble a bit when you press them, which isn't ideal for a gaming keyboard. Complicated Software: The software that controls the RGB lighting could be easier to use. It's a bit tricky to navigate, which takes away from the fun of customizing your keyboard's lights. Performance Issues: Sometimes, the keyboard doesn't keep up when you press multiple keys at once, especially during fast-paced games. It's not a big problem, but it can be annoying. Overall, the GK61 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard is a solid choice for gamers who want a keyboard that looks cool and performs well. While it has some flaws, like its plastic construction and finicky software, its compact design, customizable lighting, and easy customization options make it a hit among gamers.

Best gaming keyboard

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As described. My kid is using it everyday without any complaints. Recommended buy

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The GK61 with Gateron Silver Switches has one of the fastest actuation points in the world. I would highly recommend it with either Silver or Yellow switches if you are a competitive gamer. The actuate almost as soon as you press the key, and the fact that the switches are linear makes them smooth and satisfying to press.

Thought I put a quick review. I'm coming from an old Corsair K70 mechanical keyboard with Cherry MX brown switches. Thought I would get a much more compact keyboard for the desk and for gaming. Overall impressions is good. The keyboard case is single piece of plastic which is mostly matte with some gloss highlights around. The plastic case is decently thick so that in tandem with the steel backplate, the entire thing feels really solid and does not creak or flex under reasonable torque. There are no adjustable feet on the keyboard, just 4 large rubber feet. The keyboard is connected via a usb-c cable which is nicely braided so it has a nice look to it. Braided cables has heaps of "memory" to it so it's fairly stiff, but given its going to be connected to your keyboard, which doesn't move, I have no complaints. The keycaps have a matte finish on the top, with gloss-finish on all sides. This is very different to the keys on my K70 which was all-gloss. The matte finish is definitely a winner because it doesn't show fingerprints readily. The gloss-sides however show off grime, dirt, scratches and dust easily. You have to be carefully when removing the keys on this board with the included the keycap puller because it will scratch up the gloss-sides of the keys! The Shine through legends are decent and allow the backlight to shine through. The font is a bit "gamery" but not as bad as some others and I soon got over it quickly. However, the thing you WONT get over will be the white-printed secondary legends on the keycaps. You'll notice that this keyboard has its F-keys, arrow keys and other functions (num-lock, scroll lock etc) as secondary functions. These can be quickly accessed by holding "Fn" in the bottom right and pressing the relevant key. The problem is that these legends are not durable. The appearance of the printing is great; It's nice and crisp. But it fades incredibly easily. I've only used the keyboard for a few weeks and the printed legends on the A-Z part of the keyboard has this dull stained look. So far the legends haven't started peeling, but the white print stains easily. For some it might not be a problem because you'll hopefully remember the location of all the keys by them. But is definitely something for the manufacturer to improve upon on the next iteration. The RGB lighting is cool. All the colours under the rainbow, except for white. The white colour looks more like a light blue. Odd, but definitely not a deal-breaker. The Gateron Optical Brown switches feel pretty marvelous. They are very smooth, with a tactile bump much more pronounced that the K70's cherry mx brown. The downward travel is also smoother, with noticeably less "grit/sandy" friction feeling. This makes the key travel feel much shorter. I'm not sure if its true, but these optical brown switches feel like they have a much shorter travel distance than the mx browns. I got used to it, and am not sure if I prefer it. For typing, i feel like I want a little bit more travel distance for comfort. It feels abrupt as I'm bottoming them out. Perhaps I need more time. The only other thing is noise. It doesn't have a loud click, but you will definitely hear them thud everytime you poke them the full distance down. I found it to be louder than my K70. Lastly, it has no wrist rest. This is the one thing that I missed from the k70. I'm definitely a wrist-rest user. The K70 has an included plastic detachable wrist rest. Although nothing special, it allows me to be a bit "lazy" when playing games on an extended session as I can rest my fingers on the wasd keys and that's all. Without the wrist rest, I certainly felt the strain of holding my hands up on the wasd keys. What I 100% missed is the "detachable" aspect of the K70's wrist rest. If you move your keyboard, the wrist-rest moves with it. Unless you glue your wrist rest to your GK71, every adjustment of the keyboard will require a follow up adjustment to the accompany wrist rest which gets very frustrating. Otherwise that's it. If you are wondering if you should buy this keyboard for $80AUD, then go ahead. There's definitely worse that you could buy. The only problem is the cheap secondary legends printing on the keycaps.

una bomba perfetta si collega subito al pc i tasti si possono sostituire ed e a prova di gaming e come ci gioca sopra mio figlio a Fornite non è riuscito ancora a distruggerla!!

Perfecto y con muchas combinaciones de color en el teclado