SpeedlinkULTOR Mechanical USB-Gaming Keyboard with LED Illumination, N-Key Rollover, 6 Macro Keys - US-Layout, red, SL-670008-BKRD-US

For 20$ this keyboard is too nice. I bought it for work and after a week I want to sell my 120$ keyboard and buy another one for home! It is worth a shot, you may just be surprised!

I wasn't sure about this so I checked for a review with videos. Turns out it's a euro brand and some of their tech was decent. So I took a shot on it and it's comfortable/soft. It's so soft that I was hitting the keys hard for no reason. I'd assume this is because I'm a custom to the tactile feed back of blues. It's almost as soft as the browns in my wife's keyboard. Liked this one so much that I bought a 2nd as a spare.

This is my first mechanical keyboard, I’ve used a few in the past and this one stacks up pretty well against everyone I’ve used previously and at a fraction of the price! I’ve had it for a couple of months now and it still looks and performs as well as when I got it, overall very pleased, I’ll check back in after more use

It is a decent TKL keyboard at its price point (20). The only downside is that the switches are a little shaky. Too bad that the brand has not released new keyboards for several years.

This is an awesome keyboard

Cannot customize LED color for keyboard. They are only blue led. Kind of frustrating but if you don’t care about that or want blue led keyboard than this keyboard is a pretty great value mechanical for $20-25. Although I’m very disappointed in LED I’m going to keep this keyboard because the Click/Response on keys are really impressive for a company I had never heard of. I’ve used multiple $200 keyboards and while they feel more expensive, I’d give this an 7.5-8/10 in comparison to other high end red switches mechanicals. If it’s in your price range. Give it a try, if you don’t care about having a red keyboard with blue buttons like you the OPS then it’s pr-etty sweet and you’ll be satisfied.

Doesn't feel cheap, doest its job, keys are not too loud and the overall sensation when typing is nice, if you are very used to the numeric pad dont buy it, otherwise is totally recommended!

I appreciate the mechanical keyboard for its smooth actuation. To be honest, I rest my fingers on the keys and occasionally find that I have a line of d's or s's. However, it was my first venture into a mechanical keyboard and I am probably better suited to brown or black keys. I still type better and with fewer errors on this keyboard than my old membrane keyboard. It's been great for gaming, emails, and such. I appreciate the illuminated keys and the brightness adjustment. It's a fantastic buy if you can still find one.