Review on 🎮 CP3 TKL Gaming Keyboard: Mechanical Keyboard with Blue Switches, RGB LED Rainbow Backlit, 87 Key Anti-Ghosting – Windows Gaming PC by Chris Long

I've recently switched from traditional keyboards to "gaming" boards, not for gaming but for the tactile feel of normal typing, what I do almost every time. Day. There are a lot of things to learn about different keyboard layouts and switch types, and to be honest this keyboard confused me more than it educated me. It's listed with blue switches, but I understand the blue switches are loud and clicky. In fact, it's one of the quietest gaming boards I've tried - far quieter than the Cherry MX Brown or Red switches I use on my Windows PC and Mac, respectively. The buttons are easy to press and this board is quick and easy to type - very comfortable to use. Not to mention the switcher confusion, it's actually quite a nice keyboard. The TKL layout is my favorite because while I miss the number pad, the full-size keyboard layout is awkward — it shifts the mouse area too far to the right. The TKL layout is compact, which makes the mouse area much more natural. The lighting effects on this keyboard are quite nice, with a wide range of colors and lighting modes. At a current price of around $40, this keyboard is a bargain - it looks solid, looks good and is easy to use.