Review on 💡 Tecware Phantom 87-Key RGB LED Mechanical Keyboard with Outemu Blue Switch by Adam Quintana

I have to say that this keyboard is really amazing, especially for its price. Before that I had a twice the price Razer BlackWidow Chroma Tournament Edition which I completely replaced with this one. The frame is a nice, heavy plastic build, there are rubber feet to keep it in place, and the switches work perfectly (they even came with spare switches) - the switches are very similar to the Cherry MX switches, so when you type, they're pretty much the same convey feeling . I chose red switches because they are the quietest. Although there is still a sound when you press the switches down. A braided USB cable with some rerouting methods on the back of the keyboard helps with cable management. There is software that can be used to customize the keyboard backlight. If you don't want to install the program, the keyboard also has preset modes that you can use. Cons: - The font is a little strange at first, but once you get used to it, it's not that bad. Although everything else looks fine. The lighting could be a little brighter? It's just bean counting at the moment. Overall: - I think this is the best keyboard I've tried, especially in this price range. I don't think anyone can be disappointed with what they get. As I said, I replaced a mechanical keyboard that was twice the price with this keyboard because I really liked it.