MechanicalEagle Z-77 75% Mechanical Keyboard Aluminium Panel Clicky Blue Switches Rainbow LED Backlit N-Key Rollover 87-Key Tenkeyless Hot Swappable Spare Switches Included Review

I've decided to join the world of clackers and buy a mechanical keyboard -- something I haven't used since perhaps my childhood.This keyboard, I must tell you, is very loud when you first start using it if you've never used a mechanical keyboard. It will seemingly drown out your music, smother the noises your housemates make, and rattle the fillings in your teeth.Maybe not that last bit, but it is definitely loud enough to prompt me to turn my music up just a couple of notches.First time…

PRO's.very well made with aluminum top panel, with steel pack plate covered with plastic.switches fell really nice and its smaller then i thought it would be.buttons have a nice feel to them and feel better placed then a lot of other keyboards.A REAL MECHANICAL 10 KEYLESS KEYBOARD FOR UNDER A 100 BUCKS!.there is nothing you cant fix on it.the cable is soldiered in to the board at wide spaces making replacement EASY and the switches can be changed.ITS A TANK im going to call mine…

I'll age myself. In 1966 I learned typing on a Remington typewriter in high school in preparation for college. Later on I moved on to the IBM Selectric keyboard. With my first few computers the keyboard was laid out on the IBM style keyboard. Along comes Apple, Inc. The old MacBook Pro had a respectable IBM type key board. Now no Apple computer has this style keyboard. All are the flat, small, and squeezed together keys. I could never type adequately with the Apple keyboards. After searching…

This is the best "low priced" mechanical keyboard you can buy. The quality at this price point blows me away. They put so much work into this product it feels like a real high quality product. I have used some more expensive mechanical keyboards with Cherry MX Blues and they feel like there is no difference between the off brand Cherry Blues and the real switches. The keys feel very durable and nice to type on. I like how they include a keycap and switch puller as some higher priced…

A nice colorful keyboard.Nice solid build.It has rubberized prop up feet so it won't slide around when typing.Comes with a few extra switches to swap out for whatever reason.All I can say,This keyboard spoiled my fingers where rubber domes feel squishy to me. All the videos I've watched about mechanical keyboards - they were right. Mechanical FTW!The Logitech G203 8000dpi (with firmware update) gaming mouse pairs pretty nicely with this keyboard. Don't buy the other trash mice please.I give…

This was purchased for my daughter as a replacement for an old hand-me-down Razer. I thought I would surprise her with a new keyboard that she could actually read all the keys on. I had done quite a bit of research before making the purchase but was still a little apprehensive on whether a sub $40 keyboard would deliver especially as her face lit up opening the box.The Outemu Blue switches feel and sound great. My daily driver is a Corsair K95 with Cherry MX Red switches and I might be a little

Didn't game with this, used it at work for a year. Space bar broke so did enter key, replaced the switches did not resolve the issue which was a major bummer because I LOOOVVVEEEEDDDD THIS KEYBOARD! IT WAS BEAUTIFUL, the kind of luminous beauty you find in a sunset after a storm. The brushed metal sparkled the LEDs in grand reflections. It literally stopped people in a distance on tours through our building it was so vibrant. I miss it so much. Got a Redgragon RGB whose colors pale in…

Got this keyboard for the 'how swappable' functionality. Sadly the hot swaps on the PCB are simple holes that are unsoldered, not the quality clips from other boards. The LEDs are also assigned, meaning that the top row is always red and the bottom row is always pink. This is different from what I thought as I watched a YouTube review that had the black RGB model. The primary difference is that the RGB model has multi-color addressable LEDs. It's about $10 more at that time of me writing this…

Great keyboard, If you are looking for a true mechanical keyboard this one makes for a great entry option. Sound levels are not too loud (Though they are certainly louder than rubber membrane keyboards) and the tactile feedback is top notch. Led lighting colors are not changeable with each row having its own fixed color which is not a problem for me but might put some people off. (Can be turned off entirely)That said it has several gaming layouts easily accessed by holding down the FN key and…

Before I begin I'd like to state that I'm currently writing this Review on the MechanicalEagle Z-77.So let me start off by saying this is a GREAT Budget Board. The price is great for all the features this keyboard has, and it almost never fluctuates. The keys themselves feel amazing on your fingers, and your words practically just appear out of nowhere because of how fluid your fingers will naturally move on this board. I type on average 100-105 WPM, and with this keyboard I'm averaging…

The best keyboard I've ever used. It's heavy, durable, has very nice feeling keys and the switches under them, cherry mx blues, are amazing; crisp, clean, and always responsive. Some will say that the keys are hard to depress but really, if you're used to jacked up membrane-key boards, as I am, then you will actually find that depressing these mechanical keys is much easier. I personally wouldn't recommend any other keyboard from any other brand as none are as well made as this one. Even if you