FANTECH MAXFIT67 3-Mode Mechanical Gaming Keyboard RGB Backlit, 65% (67-Key) Hot Swappable Type-C Wired Mechanical Keyboard, Kailh White Switch, Off-White

It's incredible how far keyboards have come in the past 5 years. There weren't keyboards this nice on the market, you had to be autistic and build them yourself. It would cost over $500 in parts and tools, and the finish wouldn't even be as nice. Across the board they've used high quality parts. The keycaps are exceptional; PBT, nice font, sharp dyesub print. Kailh box White Switches hit the perfect balance between light and sturdy. Even the knob feels heavy and premium with a tactile click as you turn it. The layout is a good compromise between 60% and the standard TKL layout. The right shift is the only funky key that might need to be accounted for if you intend to replace the keycaps. The knob is kind of a gimmick, but I like it. It's got a standard D shaft if you wanted to put something different on it. It's packed with features that I love and a few stupid ones I don't use. Swapping between devices with a keystroke is snappy, the hand off is basically instant. If you're in wired mode and switch to bluetooth or 5ghz it uses the PC to charge the battery. You can customize the layout in the driver software if you're a DVORAK dork. The manual said something about macros but I have an 85 IQ and don't know what that means. Coach says I need good macros to get strong and lift heavier. The RGB has an overwhelming amount of customization; i just turned them off. Nitpicks: - The off-white looks great but it's impossible to color match. - The indicator lights are so bright. Would love it if there was a way to use a function key + knob to dim them. - Current shipping time is like 2-3 months, still waiting on my black one to arrive. - I would have paid $20 extra for a version that has no RGB lighting and 3x the battery life.

Not a keyboard enthusiast by any means, but this keyboard is way higher quality than my Ducky One Mini 2. Bluetooth works flawlessly, keyboard feels really good to type on. Crazy that this is a $100 keyboard in my opinion. This is my first wireless keyboard so I don't have much to compare the battery to, but I have yet to charge it after my initial charge with heavy daily use.

I have been looking for a pre-built knob mechanical keyboard and this one is it. RGB, Bluetooth, 65% keyboard with arrows, and a knob…I can’t wait to start modding! It’s beginner friendly if you’re just starting with your first hot swappable keyboard. It has White clicky switches, although if you don’t like them I recommend you try the akko switches.

This is a great budget board to mod with! The kailh white switches are great, wish I knew the linear switches were also an available option. Overall great seller support, was quick on answering and fulfilling all my questions.

When I turned blue-tooth on, I started to smell smoke. I opened up the case and found that it was smoking profusely and emitting sparks. The entire family got involved and the fire alarms went off. My desk will forever wreak of the smell of smoke. The product is not bad, but the battery needs some work. If you are going to buy this board, just make sure that you do not activate Bluetooth mode. If I wasn't rushing trying to prevent my room from lighting on fire, I would have better images, but of course, I was doing the former.

If you're looking for a Keyboard with south facing RGB and easy to mod, and is also affordable, this is the keyboard for you. Insane value for $100. Hell I paid $70 for an lk67 and that didn't come with keycaps or swithces OR south facing RGB, yet this board only cost $30 more, and it has everything you need to get you started. Even if you don't have keycaps, the stock keycaps still look very nice and feel good and even come with a few blue colored keys (Spacebar, escape, and Enter keys) in case you just don't like a completely plain looking keyboard. As soon as I got it, I started modding it. I didn't even try the Kailh Whites. If the one with Milky Yellows was available, I would have bought that one, but oh well. I really wasn't after new switches. I just wanted a good board with south facing rgb that I could mod so that doesn't really even matter. But yeah...if you're on a budget, but want a keyboard with south facing RGB, get this one. If you don't have any switches, I would recommend waiting until they have more of the ones with the yellow switches. (unless you like clicky switches).

The keyboard quality was really nice, and I liked the dial for vol control. It was my primary keyboard for a little bit until I started having issues with bluetooth connectivity. Ended up relying on using the provided usb cable to use it, but this too would have issues (key inputs not being read). The driver program also lags and struggles to detect keyboard at times.

I purchased the cream/white version of this keyboard for $100 dollars, I was unaware of what switches it had but it has kailh box white clicky switches. I don’t and have never really like clicky switches but I absolutely love this keyboard. It sound so good in person and there isn’t any rattle in the stabilisers. It has amazing rgb and come with a decent keycap and switch puller. The packaging is very nice and feels like you unboxing a $300 keyboard along with the keyboard having a decent amount of weight to it. Although it has a plastic case it feels very very sturdy. This is but far one of the nicest keyboards at this price point. I absolutely love it and would buy it again. Very recommended.