Amazing keyboard, great build quality, only thong is yellow switches are a bit too expensive, dont buy them unless going pro in gaming. I recommend the optical blues, they have a satisfying click unlike the yellows and browns but have a slightly higher activation force and travel distance. Hot swappable, i recommend frozen llama keycaps for the white version they look insane. RGB is decent and high quality cable. Full anti-ghosting, which means that if you press 5 keys at once they all register instead of the first one you pressed. Buy this over the GK61!!!

I got this keyboard in gatoron optical yellow and in the color white, so one of the switches kind of sticks when ever i use it, and the software is not working, but the keyboard is really good for the price and the switches are very light, i would also like to know if anyone could do anything on the one switch because its kind of annoying.

I got the white keyboard with gateron reds and I must say that it's great value for the money. I really didn't care about the switch since I was just going to replace them with my NK creams anyways, but since I did get the reds I might as well talk about them. I personally wouldn't suggest Gateron reds since to me they're just Outemu reds that are slightly better. They're not actually bad, but they're just not my preference.

The keyboard is great, however the lack of mechanical switch options currently is really binding. I got gateron browns, and the internet was right in saying that there is basically no bump. If you don't really care about getting switches in the future that aren't optical, then just go for the opticals. The spacebar stabilizer is a beauty, however the other stabilizers are a tad lack luster. Overall a great budget keyboard with huge customization options.

I really like this keyboard for the pricepoint. It follows the familiar 60% layout of boards like the GK61.

It has better than average keycaps, which despite being abs plastic, feel, sound, and look pretty good. They are a little on the thin side. The RGB is bright, vibrant, and comes with a good selection of options. You can also turn it off if you like. The legend on the keycaps is surprisingly clean, classy, and refined. It doesn't feel cheap, and compared to most budget boards it feels a class above.

Also, it has hot-swappable, which is awesome for a low keyboard at this price. Great for starting out and trying different exotic switches. I ordered some Kailh box blacks for my WASD, the rest being Gateron Browns.

My only complaint (and this isn't the only board with this problem,) is that it lacks media keys. No volume, start, stop or pause on any of the layers, and no easy way to program it in. I am not sure why this is, since comparably priced boards like the SK61 have almost identical layouts, except they also have media keys.

So for the price, this is an excellent keyboard, as long as you don't need media keys. If you need media keys, look elsewhere.

Highly recommend for people wanting a board to tinker with and try out rare and exotic switches.