Rii Mechanical Gaming keyboard, RK908 80% Mechanical Keyboard(9 Backlight Modes) Blue Switches with 7 Color 88 Keys for PC Windows Mac keyboard-UK Layout

When I purchased this keyboard, it was at a good price, which does not change the fact that it is unique, especially with its blue switches. The keyboard is worth every penny.

Great keyboard. Nice feel for the fingers and the sound is nice. The LED is nice a not to distracting. Can be changed and turned off. Excellent price / quality ratio.

Probably one of the best keyboards for value for money. Has nice and tactile blue switches, lights, aluminium covering and interference-resistant wiring which does not cost a fortune. You can also switch light modes or turn them off completely. It also has a macro feature which allows you to record a sequence of keys then type them out after pressing a specific key (I have had some embarrassing moments with them when accidentally pasting some text in a conversation I'd rather not have sent). Only one complaint: The LED lights can only light up a single colour (for each row: purple, pink, blue, yellow, red). There is also no light for the caps lock/numpad/macro keys which makes it hard to determine if you have them on. It is also extremely hard to clean and they do not come with a key cap remover. Speaking of damage, one key light has stopped working completely and during standby mode, the keyboard subtly lights up as if tiny bursts of voltage reach the keyboard. Other than that, would recommend as a good first mechanical keybaord.

As a developer I use a keyboard 8+ hrs per day and regularly buy new ones. I only bought this as it was next day delivery but so far, one of the best I've purchased from Amazon. It's a genuine UK layout, has a nice solid feel and minimal travel with some useful function keys in the right places. It's supposed to be 60% mechanical but honestly feels like 80-90% with a good positive click, okay it's not quiet but if you type fast and like to hear your keystrokes like me, you'll love this. The only negative is a lack of documentation, if you enable the flashing lights it looks a Christmas tree and took some time to turn it off again. The answer is using the FN and the A1-A6 keys to control this. Otherwise it's a really nice keyboard at a very low price, highly recommended.

First impressions are that it feels well made, compact and has a lot of useful features. This is my first time using blue Switches and I can see why everyone loves them so much! These Blues feel really soft and smooth. The features are all I need on a keyboard as I don't bother with Macros. I love the Media control keys which I can Pause/Play/Skip songs on a playlist on the fly without opening Spotify, Volume and Mute system sounds on the fly too and also Game Mode which helps prevent accidental Windows Key during games. The LEDs are nice and bright.This is one of the best keyboards I have used. The sound that it makes while typing is very good. It is very comfortable to type and the response is also very quick and apt. The lights combination makes it look very attractive and works properly like a full gaming keyboard. It is very well priced as well for this product. The quality seems to be good as well. I recommend this product. Overall I'm really happy with it and paying £21 (RRP £25) is pretty close to a bargain when it comes to peripherals these days. This is also my first Rii product and I love it, even after just 30 minutes of usage.

This keyboard is fantastic - especially given its cost. At first I tried it and was like meh - so I put it into my storage for a year. Then one day I needed a two-keyboard setup (my other keyboard is Logitech G910). So I started using the Rii, and the more I used it, the more it grew on me. Key presses are noisy, but in a very, very satisfactory way. Tactility is excellent, spacing between the keys feels at home. The keyboard is compact, which means it will fit anywhere. It's sturdy as hell and easy to clean up due to its open construction. The only drawback (for me personally) is the colouring on the backlight - it looks like somebody just picked a bunch of random LED strips and slapped them on the board. Which is not a problem by any means - it's just that the keyboard doesn't allow custom colour setup (in other words: you're stuck with the colours that the designer thought up), and I would prefer a monochromatic backlight. Still, this is not a problem by any means. And especially for a keyboard that costs less than 25 quid while offering the tactility and durability of brands like Logitech or Corsair. This keyboard is now my number one kfor writing. And prolly gaming too. The Logitech keyboard got relegated to work activities.

Was great for the first few days. but then the Windows key stopped working. how many other keys will go? returning for refund. trash.