68 Key Low-Profile Mechanical Keyboard, Supports Multiple Devices, Tri-Mode Wired/2.4G Wireless/Bluetooth, 60% Compact, Compatible with Mac/Win, 1500mAh Rechargeable (Black, Red Switch)

Likes are size, price, looks, packaging and overall good feel. Dislikes are (pink) keys feel mushy. I have at least 10 Mechanical Keyboards, full size and low profile, and this is the fist Mechanical Keyboard that feels like the old membrane types. Also my unit has some issues dropping keystrokes. I returned mine.

I have just got into the mechanical keyboard hobby. I won’t call myself an enthusiast. But the smoothness of the keys and the brown switches allows a great typing experience. For the price you can’t expect better. I use with for my personal mac OS laptop and my thinkpad laptop for work. It’s even comes 3/4 charged. Nice size to travel with. For the person looking for function and typing it’s worth it. Even with not many reviews I would recommend for the casual typist and productive person.

Update after about 2 months: I'm reducing my rating to 3 stars due to battery life and usability. I've found that the battery life appears relatively short for my keyboard. I only use the keyboard two days a week but I'm finding that it needs a recharge around every 2 weeks. Compared to other keyboards I've had using alkaline batteries which last nearly a year, this is a very short life. In addition to this, from a usability perspective I do find that I miss having HOME & END keys on this keyboard. Also, touch typing works pretty well, though I do occasionally make some mistakes that seem to be due to slightly different ergonomics of the keyboard layout compared to other keyboards I use. Overall it still works well when I am a bit more patient with my typing, but getting in a rush and trying to go top speed results in typos since the key alignment isn't exactly what I'm used to. ---------------------------- I just received this and have used it a little bit. The size is good and I can touch-type just like my previous keyboard. Build quality feels pretty solid, no complaints yet. Regarding the on/off switch, it seems that whenever the keyboard is being charged via USB cable, the keyboard is ON and the switch has no effect. However, after the cable is removed the on/off switch does what you would expect.

This keyboard is as advertised, but for those hoping to get a nuphy clone for cheap, this is not it. This keyboard is a low profile keyboard and has a similar color scheme as a nuphy, but the swithes are very different. The linear switches on this keybord are basically silent and feel a bit mushy when you press them., For the price i am not really complaining, it is a fine keyboard to use at home or on the go since it is wireless. But i was looking for a more Thocky keybard. Overall solid and a great intro to low profile mechanical keybords.

The cost of this product is incredibly low, and the benefits are awesome. I really love it.