Havit RGB Backlit Wired Mechanical Gaming Keyboard

Nice looking keyboard with good fit and feel coupled with a satisfying key press click. Backlit color options are impressive.

There’s a reason this product has gotten only 5 star reviews so far: it’s wonderful!! This is my first mechanical keyboard, so I didn’t want to go all out yet. This was cheap, but boy is it nice. I don’t know about the others, but I love the clicking sound! Sounds like an old typewriter. (I’m tying on it now btw). This keyboard uses the blue outemu switch keys, but anything compared to the “rubber dome” keyboard is a big improvement. I love the colors on it. There are so many options. From rainbow, to solid colors, to blinking colors to colors that activate only as you press on them; it has an option for any preference.

►►► THIS REVIEW IS FOR A MODEL NO LONGER SOLD ON THIS PAGE AND DOES NOT APPLY TO THE CURRENT KEYBOARD BEING SOLD ◄◄◄

This is an excellent mechanical keyboard with multiple backlighting modes. In the video I show off the different modes of lights which can be a solid color or multiple colors and either stay static or change as you type or automatically.

The main thing though is the keyboard and the keys. They have a nice amount of resistance and reminds me a lot of keyboards I used over a decade ago before they were all made cheaper with membranes underneath instead of switches. The keyboard is very heavy-duty and well made with a nice amount of weight to it. I am a big guy with really big hands and the keyboard stays in place even when I start hammering down on it.

The one thing I did miss from my old keyboard was the media controls that it had. It was an easy fix as all it took was installing the freeware program AutoHotKey and setting it up to control my volume using the Windows key in conjunction with my page up, page down and end keys.

Overall this is an excellent keyboard for gaming of just everyday use. It is sturdy, the keys feel nice and the backlight is excellent. Highly recommended.

Sample provided for review.

Pros:

-Keyboard is heavy and the rubber feet are…rubber…y…this keyboard isn’t going anywhere.
-Colors are bright and vibrant! The red, blue, green, and cyan are my favorite to use. The others are -slightly- less saturated, but are still bright.
-Clickety-clack keys! Loud, responsive, fun to press. I didn’t realize how much I didn’t like rubber dome keys until I got myself a mechanical keyboard.
-Apparently some other keyboards have the ability to program individual keys. I did not know this about other keyboards, and I don’t personally find it necessary. I like the color options this has. I don’t see myself using the marquee or pulse light settings that much anyway. Kind of distracting when trying to get actual work done.

Cons:

-I’m new to computer peripherals and things, but every keyboard I’ve owned previously had the ability to change the volume on the keyboard. Usually some FN+F10 or F11 business. This keyboard lacks that functionality, unless I’m missing something. I’m sure there’s some third party software that allows me to manually set my own keys, but at the very least, it’s not native to the keyboard.

Update = This is a usb port killer as I expected it to be but hoping it would not be 🙁
Very BAD WIRING DESIGN !!!!!!
Great thing is Havit stands behind their product and gave a refund after only 5 hours after leaving seller feedback that is worth 5 stars in my book it was 3 months in use until it zapped a usb port fortunately the port still works after a restart 😉

How is anyone to really know if a usb port on a desktop is going to be powerful enough “long term” to run this keyboard on 1 usb port ? There’s no way to know it until you use it 🙂

Nice keyboard in looks only and key lighting
Keys are noisy
Does not remember color selection on restart or startup because there is no driver

Way over powered for 1 usb connection.
Most lighting keyboards will have 2 usb connections so the wiring is poor design

I give 2 stars for looks only.
I should of gotten another Logitech G710+ which I have 1 that was the same price as this one

There’s no way in the world this ever sold for 200.us and if it did it was quickly returned.
BUT THIS ITEM SHOULD HAVE CLEARLY STATED IT IS LOUD.

Just received this keyboard and I cant believe the quality they put into building this thing it is literally as heavy as a brick. I really love the feel of the blue switches. They may not be brand name cherry mx but they do feel just as good. The lighting on the keyboard works great, and evenly illuminates every switch. Overall I am extremely satisfied with my purchase, great build quality, lighting and feel. The keyboard doesn’t offer a driver to customize the keys but I wouldn’t say that is a negative unless your a hardcore gaming. Buy this keyboard, you wont be disappointed!

Overall, this is a good to great keyboard that looks and feels great. Its main drawbacks are lack of programmable keys (for lights, color, etc) and its durability, making my assessment 4/5.

Pros:
+ Great value. For $80, this metal mechanical keyboard sounds and feels great
+ Different keyboard light modes. Though they aren’t programmable, it comes with many preset modes and different options for each mode.
+ Long braided cord–no crappy rubber cord that will wear out in a year or two

Cons:
– Had this keyboard for only a few weeks now and already some of the LEDs in the keys have become defective.
– No way to program the keyboard in any way
– No sort of ergonomic hand rest. Of course, the simple design may be a pro for some people.

There are a few quality control things like no software and some loose keys (backspace for me). But the price is nice and the keyboard is very very well built. It’s pretty heavy and really bright. Also my hands often hit the LED keys which change the “mood Lighting” alot.

I love this keyboard. I really do. Working in an office nearly every day of the week, I wanted to order myself a keyboard that had a really nice feel to it, and never having a mechanical keyboard before and hearing how wonderful they were I knew I had to try one. After some shopping around, when I came on amazon this was one of the promoted keyboards and it looked fairly affordable so I decided on this one after seeing some of its features.
It’s great. It has excellent feedback, and the feeling of typing on it compared to a normal keyboard is outstanding. The changing colors is a gimmick I don’t use as much, I just choose a color and stick to it all day, but since I bought it I’ve tested all of the setting out more than a few times and they all look really nice. One even looks like its spasming different colors if you make it go fast enough.
I can’t say enough nice things about this keyboard. Only thing wrong with it is when I got it the bottom of the spacebar key on it has a nick, aside from that it’s perfect.

Bright, crisp “click, and feels solid.
This keyboard is more then what I expected.

From here on out, we will shorten the keyboards name to just KB366L. Now this is one of the things I personally don’t like is the fact they have given it more of a serial number rather than a proper name, but hey ho, on with the review! The KB366L features the Outemu blue switches, which are of course Cherry clones. The Outemu blue switches seem to have a much louder clicky noise to them over the standard Cherry and Kailh switches so be aware of this. Aside from that, the KB366L also features RGB backlighting with a few different modes that can all be controlled right from the keyboard. Oh and one more thing to mention, this keyboard is rather heavy.
The KB366L has a full-metal cover design which is probably one of the reasons it weighs so much. The keys are black with the laser-etched engraving so the backlighting can shine through. It is worth noting these keycaps are quite thin and fragile, so please do use an extra bit of caution when removing them. As we can also get a little glimpse of it in the below photo, the KB366L comes with a light grey braided cabled which goes with the keyboard quite nicely.
While this is called a ‘Gaming’ keyboard, there are not a lot of gaming features to it. Firstly, we have the RGB backlighting, which if you want to see the different modes, please do see the above video. Lastly, there is the windows lock feature, which I feel is a must for gaming keyboards. Simply hit the FN+win key to lock/unlock the windows key. This comes in handy when gaming as if the windows key is locked and you hit it by accident, it will stop the start menu from popping up, something which could essentially cause you the game.
As mentioned, the KB366L features the Outemu/Gaote blue switches which are a clicky switch with an 80g actuation. As you can see, each switch is individually backlit. Before this review, I had never heard of Outemu or Gaote switches so I was quite excited to try them out and see how well they held up against some of the other switch types I have tried.
As with most keyboards these days, there are a pair of feet on the bottom that can be raised up to allow for better ergonomics. You will also notice some blue plastic bumpers on the corners of the keyboard. My guess is they are there to help protect it from getting damaged in any way should you drop it, though I will say it is a bold design move in my opinion.
While each individual key has an RGB LED, you can’t control each individual key on it’s own, they are controlled in groups of which there are six. Looking at the below image, you will be able to see each group represented by a different colour. It is worth noting that all groups can be the same colour but as mentioned, you won’t be able to control the lighting on each individual key. There are quite a few different modes you can set the LEDs to, all of which can be seen in the video at the beginning of the closer look section.
I used this keyboard for about two weeks every day for everything from gaming and typing reviews to wasting time on social media sites so have a pretty good feel for it.
Gaming
First off, I will mention again that there are no real gaming features to this keyboard except the windows lock function. Putting the lack of features to the side and talking about the pure performance of the keyboard itself. The KB366L features a 6-key rollover effect which simply means you can hit up to 6 keys at the same time and experience minimal input lag, any more than this and they are likely not to register at all. While this may not seem important to some, quite a few gamers may not find this adequate depending on the time of games they play.
Loading up all of my favourite FPS games and having a good little session or two, I didn’t notice any real problems with the keyboard or the switches. The lack of functions doesn’t bother me as they are not generally needed for FPS games. Whether I was trying to sneak around a corner, or bunny hopping as fast as can be, the actuation of the switches felt smooth and responsive. I didn’t notice any input lag from the switches in any of my gaming sessions which was great. However, I could feel that the keycaps weren’t quite the standard I was used to and this is what led me to check them out to notice they are a bit thinner and more fragile than normal. While this isn’t a major deal breaker, it is definitely something to keep in mind.
General
This is where things got a bit fun! While everything felt smooth, the Outemu/Gaote switches are extremely loud. Now I know that blue switches are very clicky and I have used some other types before, but these on the KB366L are the loudest switches I have ever come across. So loud in fact that I found it hard to concentrate while typing up reviews as they are just that loud.
Noise aside, they seem to work quite well. As mentioned I used the keyboard daily for about 2 weeks and can not fault as far as the overall usability goes. Typing was smooth, fluent and the responsiveness of the keystrokes was right on point. Once I got some headphones on with a bit of music going, I had no issues typing away for hours on end.
There was one major downfall for the KB366L when it came to general use and that was the lack of features. There is no volume control anywhere on this keyboard, even with the assistance of using the FN key. Aside from the windows lock feature, there is nothing else you can do on this keyboard except type and use the keys for their basic functions. This really let me down as I am a big fan of having my volume controls on my keyboard, as well as some extra quick access keys for media and general usage.
Another keyboard tested and while I am sad to see them go, I am always happy to be able to wrap up a review. I do have some mixed feelings when it comes to the KB366L so let’s recap!
Performance
The overall performance of the KB366L was good. The Outemu/Gaote switches seem to do the job even if they are quite noisy. The actuation point felt fine and there were no problems with the responsiveness of the keystrokes during gaming or general use. While these particular blue Outemu switches are not my cup of tea, I can not fault them at all when it comes to the performance they offer. The only real thing I can see maybe affecting performance is after awhile the keycaps may become a bit loose due to the cheap plastic used to make them, other than that the KB366L had pretty solid performance.
Design
This is where we got let down a bit, but not completely. Let’s go ahead and speak on the good design features first. The base of KB366L is solid and heavy thanks to being made from metal and not plastic. The LED backlighting has a few different modes that can be cycled through with ease and considering there is no software for it, you really can not complain. Also, the Outemu switches seem to be a good fit for this board, even if they are a bit loud for my liking.
Now for the bad bits. First and foremost, the keycaps are very thin and fragile and while I had no problems with them during my tests, if you are a heavy typer then you may run into some issues in the long run. To keep things short, I noticed a tiny bit of cracking in them when trying to remove them for the closer look photos, something I am no accustomed to seeing when removing keycaps from any other keyboard. Next are those horrid blue bumpers, while I am a big fan of blue, I don’t see the need for the blue plastic protectors on all four corners. Yes, if you drop the keyboard it may hit on, but this thing is so heavy I would be more concerned about breaking the floor with it. If HAVIT can overcome those two small flaws, they could have a very decent mechanical keyboard on their hands.
Value
This is where things get a little tricky as the KB366L is about $110 in US and £70 here in the UK. Normally these numbers are a bit closer to each other as we in the UK pay a ridiculous amount of taxes. Normally if something is around $110 you can expect it to be at least £90 or so which is a bit of a difference from what we are seeing today though is good for us here in the UK! However, while I can look past the blue bumpers for a second, I can not get past the fragile keycaps, I just can’t. I wanted to like this keyboard and I actually do, except for the keycaps, they really just need to be upgraded. Aside from that, here in the UK for £70 it would be a decent mechanical keyboard for the most part.
When all is said and done, this is HAVIT’s first attempt at a mechanical keyboard from what I can see and they were looking to keep costs down somehow. I feel instead of a metal base, I would be happier with a cheaper plastic base that would allow them to get better keycaps and add a few extra functions and/or media keys to the KB366L. HAVIT are on the right track with this keyboard and hopefully can learn from their minor mistakes and make an updated model that will be something amazing.
I would like to thank HAVIT for sending the KB366L in for review and hope to see HAVIT release a bit nicer mechanical keyboard in the future.

I love it!!! I My kids as well. Now their enjoy to do their homework with this keyboard. Love the colors and make me be awake with this colorful keyboard. Thanks again.

Nice keyboard, especially for the price here on amazon! I did purchase mine on a lightening deal. However, after some time with this board I would also have been happy paying full price.

My typing improved the second I began using this board (my previous one was not mechanical). This mechanical board produces very crisp keystrokes with great resistance. I love the key spacing and floating keys as these features allow for more accurate typing, gaming, etc. These keys do “click” with each stroke like a typewriter, which I enjoy. That said, if you want a quiet keyboard this one may not be for you.

Aesthetically you really couldn’t ask for more. This keyboard is well built and rather heavy. Each key has it’s own 7 color led light, but the lights are not fully customizable like some boards. However, there are many modes built into the board to satisfy most peoples needs.

If you are in need of a new board or don’t have a mechanical board I fully recommend making this purchase.

This was my first mechanical keyboard and I’m very pleased I chose Havit. I love the many different backlight options. Also enjoy the CLICKING sound as you type. Excellent keyboard at a very reasonable price. Recommended.

I upgraded from the CMStorm mechanical keyboard for this one and I find it a pleasant one visually. The case being all aluminum, the raised keys that are easily replaceable (also gunk/hair being easier to remove), and the rainbow glow of the LEDs inside the keyboard. I also was very happy with the packaging for this keyboard. The only con I saw was that the original price was $199, which would definitely have blocked this from my purchasing but thankfully it was on sale.

Bought it as a gift for my girlfriend, and she loves it. The keyboard itself has a good amount of weight to it and feels very sturdy. The design is sleek. You can tell it can withstand a drop though I wouldn’t recommend doing so to test it. The light functions are lots of fun and each of the colors are bright. The backlight is vibrant and useful. I think she spends more time playing with the lights than being productive. Each key has a satisfying click to it that comes with it being a mechanical keyboard. The wire is much better than the standard plastic from other keyboards – it has a threaded feel to it. It shipped quickly and arrived in pristine condition. The instructions for changing the colors were slightly vague, but it isn’t hard to figure out if you play with the keyboard for a little while. I would rate this keyboard a 10/10. Would buy again.

Overall, it is a great keyboard. I would recommend this keyboard and seller to a friend.

For the price, keyboard is super heavy duty. The lighting is so damn nice on this thing. It’s my first mechanical keyboard. I have tried out a few of my buddies that are about 50 dollars or more more than this one. The keys feel very smooth and it is not too loud for this type of keyboard. Best purchase for my new rig as far as peripherals. !!!!

I need a backlit keyboard. Used a Logitech for ten years, when it finally gave out – so last week I looked on Amazon for a new one.
I had never heard of a “gaming” computer or mechanical keys. WOW! This is the BEST thing I’ve bought since 1965 (when I got three tabs of acid for ten dollars, and asked what it was). I am never letting go of this thing! I’ve already changed my will – so instead of being buried next to my wife – the former “love of my life” – I am NOW going to be buried with my HAVIT! (Ok, – so I moved her over one space – big deal! You know – I never really thought about it till this week – but SHE dosen’t even have mechanical keys!) I LOVE my HAVIT. You can take my guns, my wife, my – well anything but my HAVIT! If I was a billionaire – I would spend every dime of it on more HAVIT’S! My old Russian, immigrant (illegal!) grandmother always used to say: “You can’t have too many HAVIT’S!”. Well, it turned out she – WAS crazy, – but even loonies get it right sometimes!
You can’t have too many HAVIT’S! (I said that – and do I sound loonie?) OK! Go buy one! You’ll be happy! joel, -out

I ordered this keyboard during Black Friday 2015. It is a beautiful keyboard, with colorful backlit keys and the tactile feel is better than any of my previous keyboards. One small caveat is that the keyboard disconnects for about 5-10 seconds usually while typing about once a day.

The reason I am giving this keyboard 5 stars is because the Havit Customer Service is phenomenal. I contacted them about this disconnecting problem and they simply allowed me to order a new one through amazon for free with no hassle. They were quick in response and friendly, they just asked for my order number and issue at hand, simple as that. I couldn’t be happier with this keyboard, even with the disconnecting problem because it’s a high quality piece of hardware. I have been using it daily since I first ordered it and I love it even with the said issue.

You can’t go wrong with this product, and if you do run into any issues like I did, you won’t be left hanging by Havit. Thank you!

It is the best blue switches mechanic keyboard in this price. It feels like high quality metal with blue switches which are very similar to cherry MX blue and it has great RGB performance! As you can see, I can use the key caps that made for cherry MX. So it is really cool!

No complaints, looks and feels great. If you’re looking for wrist support you’ll either need some sort of pad or you’ll have to look for a different keyboard. But c’mon: rainbows! That dim!

Gorgeous keyboard with a clean and simple design. Love the color customization. Very hefty weight for such a slim form factor!

This is the perfect keyboard for me. Clicking noise is satisfying. And ergonomic design as well.

Fantastic. Bought it just for a flashy look in the office where i work. Co-workers love it

This is the best mechanical keyboard under $75 by far! There is only one downside. The left shift key can only be pressed down when pressing it in the middle of the key. When I type I only use the left shift key but if this is the only thing wrong with this keyboard then you know this is a good keyboard.

Pros:
Cheap
RGB
Aluminum top cover
Legit Cherry MX Blue switches
Super High Build Quality!

Cons:
Some keys sound different
Shift key is “Stick”

My first mechanical keyboard. Loud, heavy, solid. I like it. Braided USB cable is a nice touch. It doesn’t detach from the keyboard side but still nice. My cable is black, not white like pictured. Be warned, the keys are loud. Good value for the price and I’d by another.

So happy with my purchase. It shipped quickly and was exactly as advertised. It is a very solid keyboard with a metal base. The key clicks are extremely satisfying. Would definitely purchase again.

Solid metal frame + multitude of color combs + mechanical + affordable price (55.00 on sale) = solid keyboard

I use a keyboard with cherry blue switches for my home computer, and wanted something similar for work. The price on this was significantly lower so I took a chance on it, and I could not be happier with it. The quality of the switches is very high, and it is very comfortable to type on all day without any fatigue.

This is a good mechanical keyboard and its cheaper than most other brands. The LED color lighting works well enough. I did have a problem with the keyboard not waking when the computer was asleep and swapped it out for another one and the problem persisted. What I did was connect it to a powered USB hub and it has been working great every since. It has a nice clicky feel and sound.

Excellent mechanical keyboard. Looks and feels awesome. Highly recommend if you’re looking for a mechanical-style simple keyboard.

Wonderful keyboard especially for the price. It is extremely sturdy which is honestly one of my favorite things about it; I don’t feel like i will crush this keyboard by any means. Great that you can go ahead get this keyboard right out of the box, hook it up and be on your way.

Solid build construction. Keyboard is quite heavy. Very satisfying to type on. It is fairly loud but it isn’t a problem for me. Several lighting options from blue, green, pink, yellow, turquoise, white and red. You can’t assign a color to a single key and there are no volume controls. Overall, I’m very satisfied with my purchase. The only true downfall is the fact that typing on anything other than a mechanical keyboard from here on out is a disappointing experience.

Pros:
Typing feels great
Keyboard build quality is solid
Love the color options
Comes with key grabber

Cons:
Does not give color wheel to choose colors
No per led lighting

I love this basket! It is adorable! Bigger than I’d expected and very sturdy. I love that it can easily be removed from the bike and be used as a picnic basket!

I normally hate loud keyboard, but this one gives pride and pleasure to press all the keys and show how much sound you make!

Reminds me of the IBM keyboards. Loud keypress sounds. Some may like that, in other circumstances that could be a minus. Background colors odd and change on each power up. Nice.

Love this keyboard.
The lighting is very cool and I like the raised keys and tactile feel.
Be aware that keystrokes DO make a very audible clicking sound.

Great keyboard but why do I get stuck with an original when paying the same as everyone else. Now I’ll always be slightly disappointed. They got my money so what do they care?

Very nice tactile keys. Solid build construction. LEDs are not fully customizable, but in my opinion, having control over individual keys is unnecessary anyways. Keep in mind though, since these are MX Blue type switches, they have an audible clicking sound, so this may not be suitable for a work environment. But for home use, it’s great.

This is the sturdiest mechanical keyboard I’ve ever used! In a sense that the frame is aluminum and the front panel is aluminum as well. While this is also the heaviest mechanical keyboard I’ve also used (had a Corsair K70, TTe Sports Poseidon Z Forged, Cougar Attack X3), it has a simplest installation given that its a plug-and-play keyboard. Doesn’t have software but if its a basic keyboard that you need, this is perfect for you.

Pros:
Sturdy
Plug-and-play

Cons:
Doesn’t have a wrist rest, could feel a little too high for most users

This keyboard has increased my productivity just because I like to hear the clicking of the keyboard. I’m not sure if the quality has gone up, but I’ve sure been typing more!

This is my first experience using a mechanical keyboard and I wished I would have purchased one long time ago. The backlit feature is real nice. The keyboard is solid and well-constructed. It’s a surprisingly decent keyboard.

Have had this for pretty much nine months now and must say I’m still very impressed. Looks and most importantly feels very good. Also the build quality is top notch, you certainly won’t be disappointed in this department. Overall very impressed with this and would definitely recommend.

Great mechanical keyboard. It’s a heavy keyboard so it won’t slide on you. You can change the lights between presets easily. I’m a gamer and I really enjoy it

I have been using this gem every day for almost 2 years and it still works great. The only minor issue I have is that once or twice a month when I boot my PC the keyboard doesn’t work unless I quickly connect and reconnect the USB cable. It’s not a problem because it’s connected to the front of my PC, so literally a 2 second fix.

What I also like about this kb, besides the great switches, is that it is a solid build with metal parts and backing. I believe it’s probably the best bang for buck when it comes to mechanical kbs.

This is a review for both versions to help you decide WHICH one you want (flat out though Silver is worth the extra $10.00)

Black one:
1. Decent but the keys were a little too hard to press down on.
2. Rubber grip tacks on the bottom of it became unglued with hardly any use.
3. Lighting (good gosh)…. looked like a Lite Brite from the 80’s and you couldn’t change it.

Now onto THIS MASTERPIECE. It seems Havit was on the same page and ahead of the game because they fixed everything that I personally noticed about the Black one.

1. Keys feel PERFECT. These blue switches feel AMAZING. Not only are they fun to type on and feel softer than the previous Black Keyboard version (though not squishy), they’re really good for gaming too.

2. Rubber grips on the bottom have been incorporated into the actual “flip tabs” that elevate the keyboard. I’ve never seen anyone do this and it’s actually very clever AND useful. The rubber’s got some great grip to it. I can place the keyboard at some pretty steep slants and it doesn’t budge.

3. Lighting looks beautiful against the silver back plate (which btw is glorious on its own). But turn the lighting on and you feel like you’re at some professional art light show at night where the lighting ELEGANTLY hits everything perfectly to create an amazing effect and not just some lights thrown into a keyboard to say it has lights (ahem, black one and many other well known keyboards). The only draw back I can hear in my head that someone would think is that it has limited customization. Just preset modes. But honestly, for $60.00 it’s actually a BONUS to have changeable lighting vs other $100.00 top brand keyboards that stick you with THEIR color of choice (ahem, Razer green, Logitech white, Corsair Red…. I could go on). So not only do you save $40.00+, you’re getting a lot more features as well??

4. Built like a tank. If the FBI wanted to take you down and you got swatted, you could use this thing as a shield from the bullets to run towards the nearest payphone until you got ported back out of the matrix. If you were in the WWE and your new character personality was a nerd who had done experiments until finding a formula that he drank to make him stronger, you could use this keyboard instead of chairs to bash people’s faces in. If…. OK, you get the point. This thing is built to last you your whole life if you take care of the USB and chord (even those are braided cable and gold plated).

Havit Customer Service:

Can I just say WOW?? I’ve had really bad customer service in my life, and I’ve had really good customer service as well. But HAVIT and Amazon, holy cow. Above and beyond my expectations. Because of a confusing listing between the black and silver one, I ordered the black one. I noticed it didn’t have the features I was thinking I’d be getting. So Havit not only replaced the black with the Silver, but they told me to keep the black one and gave me a code to order the silver one for free! WHAT IS THIS COMPANY?? I even protested that that wasn’t my intentions and I was willing to send the black one back and pay the upgrade amount for the silver. But Havit didn’t want anything to do with that and when I told them “SHUT UP AND TAKE MY MONEY” for this awesome keyboard they turned around and told me “SHUT UP AND TAKE OUR KEYBOARD!” <<<<<NOW THAT'S how you earn a customer/fan. Amazing product on its own, totally happy with it and impressed. But then that customer service as well?! Precious icing on a cake. 10/10 Product 10/10 price 10/10 customer service. 10/10 company. Havit, I'll be looking at your other products from now on. You have me intruiged.

Extremely sturdy and a clean look. Use it at work after getting tired of using cheap membrane keyboards compared to the nice mechanical ones I own at home. Great value for the product being offered.

i luv this keyboard. the blue switches are loudish but its worth the conformable typing experience.

Just one phrase about this keyboard: See it, buy it, try it! You’ll be delighted with the results!

Clickity clack. I’m using this keyboard as I write this review. It’s great and loud and heavy too. It’s got lights and most of the settings you will see with other RGB keyboards. The only lightshow feature it does NOT have is that one where you press a key and it looks like a ripple in a pond.

This is a very heavy duty keyboard and very impressive. It will make people jealous.

Perfect in every way. Nice and heavy, loud keys lol. Feels like a typewriter. Also feels very durable.

The keyboard was great . The color options loved it, and the keyboard seems very sturdy.

Amazing keyboard. The lights look phenomenal and the response from each and every key is superb. The entire body is a nice aluminum finish which adds weight to reduce movement and makes for a great looking material with the rgb lighting. The rgb light changing keys on the keyboard are very easy to use. Mine came with a key puller, keyboard and a sturdy attached braided cord. Couldn’t have asked for more with the price point of this keyboard. Definitely recommend to anyone who wants a mechanical keyboard.

Great keyboard, nice clicking sound (altho maybe too loud for some places like an office setting or something, but here in my home it’s fine). Love the brightly colored keys and color layout options. A++

My kids love this keyboard. It is too much for me. Very loud and the feel is much different than a typical keyboard, but apparently, that is how the cool kids like it. I rated it 5 stars based on what my young adult gamer children think of it. 🙂

Best Keyboard I have ever owned so far.

Bought this in April 2017. Just started acting up. Random keys typing when you push one and lights will changed on there own. I’ve tried contacting Havit but still no response!