The media could not be loaded. I recently bought this for my 10yr old daughter to replace her Razer Huntsman keyboard. Although the Razer cost much more than this keyboard, the switches on the Razer feel cheap and hard compared to the (RED) switches in the Motospeed keyboard. Another comparison was the brightness of the LEDs, again the Motospeed keyboard has brighter LEDs per key compared to the Razer. I have posted two photos comparing the two keyboards LED brightness.

Some reviewers stated that "it felt like a $40 keyboard". That is not an accurate statement. Weighing the $130 Razer Huntsman next to the Motospeed keyboard one can see that although the Motospeed keyboard is a TKL keyboard (ten-key-less), that it is within just a few ounces of the larger Razer Huntsman. The Motospeed keyboard has an ideal weight and unlike the ALL plastic Razer Hunstman, the Motospeed keyboard has an aluminum backplate behind the keys. The Motospeed keyboard doesn't feel plasticy or creaky-cheap like some other budget keyboards.

Another positive aspect of the Motospeed keyboard was that I didn't have to install software to control the LED lighting on the keyboard. Razer requires you to login frequently to the software that my daughter only uses to control lighting, this can be an annoyance. There is also one less software application that needs to be added to system startup.

The Motospeed keyboard comes with a standard 5.5ft USB cable, the cable itself is white.

My daughter is a daily gamer, and I even go as far as to say she's a hardcore gamer. She plays Apex, PUBG, SpellBreak, and Escape from Tarkov. These games require accurate tactile key presses. The keyboard feels extremely responsive while not requiring hard presses (which over time causes arthritis and carpal tunnel syndrome). Both my daughter and I agree that this keyboard feels like a large improvement over the more expensive Razer Huntsman keyboard.

The Motospeed keyboard (being a TKL) allowed more mouse movement space due to the shorter length, which was another plus. There was no drivers needed and it worked immediately after plugging it in.

The Motospeed keyboard doesn't come with extra switches, which was a (minor) dissapointment. It only comes with poorly translated instructions and a plastic key removal tool. Another small gripe is the "Motospeed" logo placement on the side of the keyboard, I really wish it was simply removed or placed on the bottom of the keyboard. Instead there is an unattractive yellow logo on the left hand side of the keyboard (see video or photo).

The LED lighting can be controled by pressing FN+Insert or FN+DEL, you can also change the brightness of the LEDs by pressing FN+(UP ARROW / DOWN ARROW).

The LED lighting patterns are: Static lighting (that can be changed between solid colors), FPS lighting (WASD and 1-6 are lit), Twinkle mode (all LEDs twinkle a pastel RGB), "Starry/Drop" mode where the keys move outward from the last key pressed, in total a combination of 14 RGB modes are possible.

Overall this is a great pink keyboard at a perfect price and I would recommend this to others.

My only gripe is that the keyboard arrived with a small scratch (can see in one of the included photos) on the spacebar, therefore I dinged it one star for lack of quality control.

Después de 2 años de uso continuo, tanto para jugar como escribir puedo decir que el teclado cumple las expectativas esperadas por su precio aunque después 2 años ha tenido algunos daños, por ejemplo la keycap de la tecla mayúscula después de unos meses se rompió y no funciona, tanto las teclas control izquierdo como la tecla del punto han dejado de funcionar, aunque esto debido probablemente al derramamiento de líquidos por error que ha sufrido el teclado, para empezar en el mundo de los teclados mecánicos lo recomiendo bastante por lo que ofrece, en cuanto al brillo RGB este también ha presentado algunos problemas (algunas teclas solo quedan con un color fijo y otros ni siquiera encienden) aunque esta es bastante llamativa y tiene buenos modos de iluminación, en cuanto al software no lo utilizaba mucho debido a que no se puede hacer mucho más que probar los diferentes modos de iluminación. El ruido (con red switches) al principio puede llegar a ser silencioso pero después de unos meses de uso pueden llegar a escucharse un sonido metálico al presionarse la tecla aunque no se llega a notar mucho si no eres muy perceptivo y quisquilloso, en general, lo recomiendo si quieres iniciar y si planeas también cambiar de teclado puedes llegar a darle un largo tiempo de vida útil si se usa con cuidado.

I've been using this keyboard since I got it. I did not write a review first because I want to see how it will go over use. I type really fast, and I work all day in the computer being working from home and all. This keyboard so far has been giving me nothing but amazing performance since Day 1. I came from using an Apple Magic Keyboard and I have been having wrist problems because of it, so I opted in for this one which definitely feel like night and day in comparison to Apple keyboard. I even accidentally spilled soda in it and it was very easy to clean. I washed the keycaps, cleaned the switches with alcohol, let it dry and it's back working again. :)
As for the battery life, it's decent, I only charge it once around 2 weeks. Of course it will not be the same battery life as the Apple keyboard because it's literally half its price, not to mention that this keyboard have LED lights on them.
Also, I am writing this review only today because I noticed something cool: if you are getting the same keyboard as me, Pink with white LED lights, you can have effects too! Just press FN and F9 at the same time to get different light modes. It's not gonna be colorful, but you will get different lighting styles at least.

Update: guess what? I am still using this same keyboard. I changed the keycaps multiple times too! Found no issues with it. The battery life is insane.

I have bought 2 of these, and the first one lasted approximately one year before certain keys stopped working, no matter how much I cleaned it. I get the pink wired one with red switch. The keys definitely make some noise, like a soft click-clacking, which to me is just okay. There are lots of color options which are all very bright and beautiful. Considering this is a relatively inexpensive keyboard, I would say it was worth it to get a second one!

Before buying this, I had wanted an affordable yet good quality mechanical keyboard, and this is it! I got this keyboard on sale ($38.00) and a pink mouse to match and they look great. It adds a bit of color and fun when working, but is nice enough to be used while gaming. I got the red switch/wired variation. For those wondering about sound, these keys are more "clacky" rather than more "clicky." Get Blue switch if you want something more clicky and a more tactile feel. I personally really like the way these red switches feel, but this is my first mechanical keyboard so I don't have anything to compare it to other than common membrane keyboards (which I'll never go back to). The lights on this keyboard are very bright and there's a lot of different lighting effects to cycle through. However, if you're looking for a keyboard with programmable lighting, this isn't it. I wasn't looking for that, so I think the preprogrammed effects are more than enough. There's no complicated software needed to install, simply plug and play. The keycaps are standard keycaps, so any keycaps that fit cherry mx keys will also fit this. I purchased more colorful keycaps to personalize it a bit more and they look great. Overall, the functionality AND the look of this keyboard are well worth it.

TLDR: Great beginner mechanical keyboard at an affordable price, great lighting, good for gaming and working. Highly recommend.