MAGIC-REFINER RK68 Wireless Mechanical Keyboard, 60% Percent Gaming Keyboard, Apex Pro Mini 2.4Ghz/Bluetooth 5.0 Dual Mode 2-in-1 Receiver 68 Keys Hot Swappable Linear Red Switch for PC/MAC

My expectations were low given I only paid £36 for this, which as far as mechanical keyboards go is pretty cheap. However, the keyboard has really impressed me and massively exceeded my expectations. I chose the clicky blue switches which are indeed very clicky and make it very satisfying to use. Be warned however, these are loud, so if you want something more quiet I would choose a different switch colour. I really like the colour scheme - colours look good (not cheap). The overall build is very plasticky but this is to be expected, and you don't notice it when using it. The non-slip pads stop it moving nicely and give it a heavier feel. I've been using it without the dongle with my MacbookPro. Took a few seconds to connect, then was ready to go. As a British user, the only pain is the fact the keyboard doesn't have a £ symbol printed on it, but can still be accessed with Alt+3. 2 AA batteries are required and these are not included with the item.

It’s a nice keyboard to work with. Took me sometime getting used to lifting my fingers higher than normal as a Mac laptop user. But once I got used to it, it gives me a rewarding feedback at work when I’m typing. The only problem I have with it is it eats batteries VERY fast, in my opinion. I had been using it for two months (7-8 hrs per days, five days a week, turned off after work) and it needs 2 AAA batteries every month. It doesn’t go slow or give any warning when batteries getting flat, it just literally go flat and no longer responding. So they were times I was half way replying a message to clients and need to rush out to buy some batteries. I also just spent 20 quids purchased a rechargeable batter chargers/ batteries to standby on the side just in case that happens again. Other than that, I like the sounds it make when typing, the colours and easy keys removal for cleaning.

Excellent sturdy keyboard

Nice mechanical keyboard. However, after 2 weeks, it started glitching and crashing constantly. Had to go back to my old keyboard.

Keyboard sounds very clicky and the feel reminds me of the old keyboards when PC's first came out. Enjoying the nostalgia. I like that I can type on my PC, then switch to either my phone or tablet easily, that is a good bonus. It is small and seems robust. I am happy with it. I find it easy to use and the typing angle is comfortable. Slight downsides, Takes AAA batteries. though they have lasted a couple of weeks so far without changing them. The function keys on the far right I have to get use to, though the more frequently used ones are there without using the Fn key. Lastly, if the user has big/Large fingers, like me, you can occasionally have to recheck your typing as occasionally hit two keys and not one.

This keyboard is sturdy, well built, and works great - except for being able to see the keys. It feels as if the keys were made for a backlit board, however there is none on this keyboard. This makes the keys hard to see, especially on a grey keycap. This kind of makes it awkward to get used to and the first bit of using the keyboard is going to take some time to get used to/replace the keys so you can actually see them. The company on this product is also incorrect. I have been sent a K68 from ZIYOULNG and is slightly different from the one I ordered. Luckily I didn't need to download any firmware as it seems to be plug and play, but could have been an issue if I did as the website provided in the instruction booklet no longer exists.

So I have only recently bought this board so I cannot speak to how it stands up in the long term but if you are looking for a budget mechanical keyboard this is a great option. The sound is good for the price point if a bit rattly and the keys are a bit sharp but the bluetooth works flawlessly. The legend on the keycaps can be a bit hard to see and it feels like there is supposed to be a backlight but there is not one. The fact it is modular also means when you get some more money you can upgrade it, change the keycaps and switches and make it even better. Definetly recommend for the price :)

After a short period, keyboard sleeps and so initial keystrokes don't register. Apart from this, I love this keyboard. The buttons are satisfying and, when paired, the system works well.

fter using the device for one month I've noticed tht some buttons are not working ny more. I think this review speaks for it' self (the A button) need to be pressed multiple times in order to get registered. not recommending this devce t all DON'T BUY

Best compact keyboard I used. very easy to switch from diffrent devices. The size is the same as my steam deck and I Love how everything just works.

E' un po' che la ho credo sia il momento di recensire la tastiera migliore da gioco che ho avuto fino a ora, iniziando con lo scrivere che le risposte in ambedue le connessioni 2.4 e bluetooth su ricevitore sono fulminee e non stacca fino a che le batterie sono scariche che sono identificate molto prima da lampeggiante o si preme il pulsante off dietro la tastiera. Ho provato la Apex con windows, linux, android, ios, xbox X series, nessun problema nemmeno i drive mi hanno chiesto. Sicuramente, passando a lato tecnico, dalle solite tastiere che ho usato identificate come tastiere da gioco poi grandissimi marchi ha di diverso che i tasti non si bloccano a causa della troppa pressione, non restano incollati come mattoncini creando dopo una settimana i soliti fenomeni di ghosting o di pulsate di tasti mai richieste durante il suo utilizzo, non gli servono nemmeno i soliti software macigno per funzionare alla perfezione. Il design ispirato all'omonimo gioco APEX e' bello. Unica pecca probabilmente il prezzo un pochino alto.

had to return

The keyboard is nice, it gives the feed back I as waiting for.