Someone who is not very familiar with technology will get confused with the synchronization and connection to the PC. It has many alternative lighting functions. The battery for wireless use does not last long. It is small and beautiful.

It is the best keyboard for its price by far. A company like Razer would easily sell it for 120 euros if they slapped a logo on it

The product is reliable. I gave it three stars because the caps lock button remains a constant color and when you type, it feels hollow and the springs from the switches are very audible.

Let's start with the positives.

Positives:
- Excellent key feel
- Good RGB lighting
- Good response ONLY through USB connection

Negatives:
- The cable was defective from the moment it arrived, causing it to break and randomly disconnect when I move the keyboard.

- The Bluetooth setting is terrible. (Initially, anyone who wants to use Bluetooth should press Fn+Q until the "Caps Lock" RGB starts flashing, and then you're good to go.) Not to mention that the Bluetooth buttons work completely out of sync. For example, when I want to press W+Q at the same time, only Q will work.

- Another issue with the cable is that you have to stretch it well to straighten it because the "experts" wrap it tightly in the packaging. (This could also be the reason why the cable doesn't work for me.)

Well, as a general impression, this keyboard doesn't impress me that much, and I don't think it's worth the money. That's all from me.

I have had the keyboard for 1 month and for its price, it is a very good keyboard. It is worth getting, I recommend it!

I have the keyboard for 3 months and I use it on a PS4 console. It's worth its money, but for a computer and not for a console. I definitely recommend it for a computer! It hasn't had any issues and the lighting is amazing. However, I don't recommend the blue switches because even though I'm a fan of hearing the clicky sound, it ends up being tiring and doesn't help with gaming. I recommend red switches!

Guys, because I have this keyboard, I don't recommend it to you, but I have seen many comments saying that after two months the buttons have broken and it doesn't work properly. I watched a video that suggested removing the cup key and putting some alcohol on the switch, pressing it for a minute, and then letting it dry. The results were fantastic because the non-responsive "w" key started working. I also saw a comment from someone who couldn't connect the keyboard to the PlayStation, and I bought it for the same reason. Afterward, I realized what I had to do. If you look under the escape key, there is a mode written. If you press and hold the FN and mode keys, you will be able to play on the PlayStation

Unjustifiable wobble on the keys. Okay, the Outemu blue switches have a pretty cheap feel. But the worst of all is the layer switching. I haven't seen a worse way to select the function keys, arrows, etc. on any other keyboard. It requires pressing the fn + mode (1-4) combination for 5 seconds to be able to use either the f keys, arrows, or page up/down home del end. There is a script that supposedly fixes it, but it's a makeshift solution. We'll talk about it again when they release a new firmware...

The Ducky One 2 Mini for the poor. It is one of the best gaming keyboards for its price. It has Outemu Blue switches which are very clicky and you either love them, like me, or hate them. It has a very good feel and is very small and beautiful. It has very nice color details and is gorgeous. It has a detachable USB-C cable and is also wireless. Thanks to the fn key, it has access to buttons that are not on the keyboard (f1, arrow keys, etc.). I can't find drivers/software like most Motospeed keyboards have, but you can change the effects with shortcuts. Until you learn the shortcuts, it can be a hassle to press the missing keys, but once you learn them, it's very easy. Finally, as a wired keyboard, it has instant responsiveness, while as for Bluetooth, it is satisfactory but I wouldn't recommend it for those who want it for competitive gaming, for casual gaming the Bluetooth function is satisfactory. The best and value for money!

I wish it had 0 stars, it's the worst thing I've bought after two months of use. Half of the buttons won't work, I can't press w, 1, d, a, 2, e, r, f. That's all I had to say

Quite good but after 7 months the "E" was not responsive. ⌨️⌨️⌨️

I have the keyboard in my hands for about 6 months, it is quite convenient for those who want to have more space in their office. It is a very good budget keyboard. Now, as for the negatives, I have nothing to say except that the caps key is always green and that the cable could be a little longer.

Well, it's an excellent keyboard with a great feel and quite fast response. Personally, I got it because the dance I have doesn't have enough and it really helped. However, it's a bit difficult to clean. Now, for 43 euros it's worth it, but with the shipping I'm not so sure

Really, motospeed products are worth their money. I recommend this specific keyboard with my eyes closed. I can't find any negative points about the switches! Friendly advice: keyboards from Razer, Logitech, etc. are not worth getting, they all have issues in this area. If you want a good keyboard, 1) build your own custom keyboard from scratch (which costs quite a bit) 2) get a good one like Wooting, Ducky, Glorious, Hyper X, etc. 3) the most affordable and valuable solution is to appreciate the effort of motospeed.

It is a good 60% keyboard that I got because I want to have space. Before I got it, I saw all the reviews and videos but no one mentioned this. When you have Bluetooth on for gaming, the buttons don't register. For example, when I have the "w" key pressed and I press the spacebar, it may not register the space or the "w" may stop working. Sometimes random keys don't register when typing

Very nice 60% keyboard with a nice feel and sound (I have the blue switches) but it takes a little time to get used to the size. The Functions are a bit confusing but with time you can find them....
To activate the functions, specific combinations are required. Hold down the Fn key for 5 seconds and:
• Press 1 to switch to F keys mode
• Press 2 for home, end, etc. to work
• Press 3 for the arrow keys to work with the right alt, ctrl
• Press 4 for the arrow keys to work with WASD
When the corresponding function is activated, the specific button lights up white.