(This review was collected as part of a promotion.) First of all, it is of good value if you can get it on sales. It is a fully sized keyboard with red switch. The switches are likely made by Kailh or Outemu. It does not matter at all. The feel, travel actuation force are "almost" identical to Cherry MX Red. I know it because I have a keyboard with Cherry MX Red at home. You can hardly tell the differences. RGB can be programmed with a downloadable Lenovo software. The palm rest is a plus. It is built solidly. It still does not feel as "unbreakable" as other much more expensive mechanical keyboards though. In conclusion, this is a good buy if you are looking for a mechanical keyboard with Red switch. It costs possibly less than half of what a Corsair would
(This review was collected as part of a promotion.) My first mechanical keyboard so far it takes a bit of effort to adjust the habits, but it’s nice and hefty
(This review was collected as part of a promotion.) Not a gamer. I use it for Working from Home. I love typing on it. And the sound of the key-click is a dream. Back row buttons (volume & play controls) don't light up like the rest of the keyboard.
(This review was collected as part of a promotion.) Really cool looking, building quality is fantastic and feels amazing, but I could not find a way to set different colors for certain keys. Great Mechanical keyboard for the price point, but the software could be better.