💻 HAVIT Backlit Wired Gaming Keyboard: Ultra-Thin & Light Mechanical Keyboard with Latest Low Profile Kailh Blue Switches - 87 Keys N-Key Rollover (Black) Review

I liked it very much! I have about 8 keyboards each with their own switching mechanism and each starts at $100,400 and I have to say. it looks like something i have ever owned. The short actuation travel is closer to the linear switches and it doesn't click like the blue switches. The sound is much more muted and clear, it's a really refreshing sound. I liked how my HHKB2 Type-S sounded with its satisfying "plock plock". It's much more refreshing and totally worth the price of $59. If you…

. and select "Update Firmware" - Connect - Program. This fixed my key which was always on. It drove me crazy I can well imagine that someone who is less determined would want to return the keyboard, thinking it is defective. Switches: This is my first mechanical keyboard and I'm enjoying it. While the keys are MUCH louder than the laptop keyboards I'm used to, the clicking sound these switches make is oddly pleasant. I haven't played around with macros yet, but it looks like there is a "Macro…

I use this keyboard with my Mac laptop and it's excellent. The low-profile keys make it feel like you're using a Mac keyboard, unlike Cherry MX-style mechanical PC keyboards whose keys feel large, wobbly, and narrow-topped by comparison. Unlike other backlit keyboards I've tried, this one remembers my last settings even after the system it's connected to has gone to sleep and turned off the power. It has an easy-to-read font rather than a gaming font, so it looks a bit more professional, and…

I've enjoyed the feel of traditional mechanical keyboards (blue and brown switches) for the last year or so, but wanted something smaller and quieter (for a dorm college). I tried that From previous viewings I couldn't tell how quiet it really was, so I was hesitant to buy at first. But it quickly turned out that they are only slightly louder than a regular membrane keyboard, which is great! However, there is a bit of a "bouncy" sound to this keyboard, but that doesn't bother me. The feel is…

Well this keyboard is amazing. I wanted to get a Logitech Pro keyboard and just try this one, but after trying it I liked one. First time I like the Kilth key switch. My last experience with a kilt keyboard was terrible. Loose keycaps, uneven key travel, clear imitation of cherry and hardly even close. Well, not this one. Different from the cherry blue switch, it has a great touch feel, with a crisp click sound combined with a low key profile, the keyboard is a great choice for a gamer. The key

Let's start by saying there's a lot to love about this keyboard. Without a significant issue, this keyboard could easily have been a 5-star keyboard. The keycaps look fantastic, with nice smooth matte plastic and a keystroke that feels like MX blues but is a little lighter. The low profile, compact profile is perfect for my setup, giving me plenty of room for my mouse and not requiring a wrist rest or anything. The position of the hands on the table feels natural thanks to the height of the…