FREEWOLF K8 Wireless Hot Swap Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, Wired RGB Rainbow Backlit Keyboard Red Switch, Bluetooth 5.0/2.4Ghz/USB- C Tri Mode with 4000mAH Battery, US Layout for Mac/Win - Blue/White

Looks nice, has decent construction and what I wanted most of all, compact but with a keyboard.Sadly I can't comment on the original state as I modified it a while ago and made it almost completely silent for public use.

Cant complain what so ever, does the job, love the way it feels which obviously can be adjusted. Decent materials, not perfectly solid but cannot knock at the price. Would highly recommend as an entry to mechanical keyboards. Just to add, nice touch having the ability to recharge, connect and powered by USB or 2.4G Dongle or Bluetooth so can fit any situation.

Great quality feel but no UK layout which is annoying. Had to buy replacement keys still good value.

reminds me of the old IBM keyboards, chunky, heavy and feels right when you use them. Bit of a pain being in the UK and the key figures are in the wrong place, but if you've used a keyboard for a while, you don't look anyway! It has a number of light sweeps if that's your thing. responsive, no delay and it's USB chargeable, so no wasting batteries. Good keyboard, good price.

When using this I was wondering why so many errors in my work. Then discovered that the keyboard was adding random letters - for example when I type an 'h' it would add a 'n'.Not usuable.

The Freewolf mechanical keyboard with built-in rechargeable battery.Coming from a near silent keyboard, the Freewolf is taking some getting use to with its clicky-claky sounds when typing!!The different lighting modes for the back-lit lights is a nice touch. I have the whole keyboard lit, however if you were gaming this has a preset to light up W/A/S/D and 1,2,3,4,5,6 Q/W/E/R/D/F/G/V/B - I guess it all depends what controls you need.With 3 connection options: 2.4Ghz wireless - the Bluetooth receiver is neatly hidden on the left side of the keyboard, USB type C and type A cable for connections to PC and Bluetooth 5.0.I've connected to my PC via Bluetooth using the receiver and also the USB-C to type A without issue.With its 4000mAh, it will be interesting to see if it lasts the full 15 days as quoted whilst using the back lights. The keyboard does see to shut off quite quickly, so this shouldn't be an issue.The instructions came with a couple of useful tables giving guidance of the FN keys dependant on what system you are using the keyboard with.I'll give it a few more weeks to see if I keep it as my everyday keyboard or not! So far so good!!

Bought for son who is very happy with the keyboard

I am an old school girl. And I really mean that! When I was at school we had just a tiny computer lab and it had maybe 4 computers in it, one was a flashy expensive one that most would fight over using, the others were BBCs with the clunkiest (thwocky?) keyboards and I loved the sound they made.In my first job, when they updated from the electric typewriters, the clunky keyboards were in, though we had to wear headphones to transcribe audio and the sound was mostly silenced.Once I discovered that this type of keyboard was back, I couldn't not get one and I love it, the sound, the key rebound and responsiveness. Would I be able to take it into the office to use? Probably not. However, it's perfect when I am WFH and typing up long articles and email responses.