PICTEK TKL Mechanical Gaming Keyboard

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  The overall quality of the keyboard is good. It is solid and not flimsy feeling. Really like the variety of lighting effects it has, really cool. The overall brightness is good, does not get washed out in a regular lighted room. The gaming features are a nice touch and the keys have a good mechanical feel to them. You get that nice "click" feel when depressing the keys. My only complaint would be that you cannot change the color scheme so it is always red, yellow, green, blue and purple from left to right (see pic). Otherwise I think it is really great keyboard for the price. Well worth it. See short video of some of the cool lighting effects.

Do not get this unless it is on discount. I got this for $22, which I'd say is worth it. Do not pay more than that for this.Update: Not more than two months after purchase, the "A" key started not working. Less than a month after that, the "Shift" and "D" key went as well. Customer support has not gotten back to me in a month. Garbage company. Don't buy this keyboard.

It is a REALLY sturdy device and the sound is actually really really nice for a mechanical. It also hasn't got that gummy feel at all.I replaced all the keys for my kid as well, which was super easy to do on this. There was nothing wrong with the keyboard at all its just he wanted other colours. For the price its perfect for gaming or travel. Or kids.The only downfall i'd say is it was literally shipped in the box it comes in. I'm not sure how safe that is as there was only a tiny bit of tape and slits holding it together. could easily open or break. Just saying. So, minus one star! (however, this may also be a cost reduction and better for the environment since why put a box in a box.. so.. 5 stars.)

Love the feel and sound of this keyboard. The lighting is really good, nice and bright with a few options for changing how it displays (or if you want to turn it off). The keys feel really nice, they are a rougher rather than smoother plastic texture but still comfortable to type on. I like the sound and feel of these (and bought this on the recommendation of another autistic reviewer who also stims with keys/typing), but they are definitely clicky sounding and loud - not a bad thing for me, but something to keep in mind if you have a lot of calls or like a quiet keyboard. I have only used it a day so I can't speak to the durability, but it hooked up easily and has worked perfectly so far. One other note, as others have pointed out it does not have a number pad.In the pics, for reference, my small Dell work laptop is in front of it and my Razer Deathadder is next to it. If you don't mind the lack of number pad and like clicky keys and backlighting, though, for the money, I don't think you can beat it. Highly recommend!Update: a few months in the "t" key started working only intermittently. I would have to hit it a few times to get it to work. Not sure what the issue was so I got a refund. I stand by most of my previous review, and still really like the keyboard, but wanted to add this issue here.

This keyboard looks nice. The RGB lights put it up there with the looks of any of the "better" models of keyboards.The bad.- The keys are loose. The keys feel cheap- Yes, the keys click loudly, however the you also have the sound of the keys bottoming out. Which makes the keyboard sound cheap.- I have no way of measuring, but it feels like you have to push further on each press to get the key to register. That can't be good for gaming (or typing).I own a Anne Pro, Das Keyboard 4 and Hyper X. All good keyboards. I realize this keyboard is cheaper. . so I don't expect this keyboard to be to their standards, however, it would of been nice if the keyboard was close.

I purchased this for my son. When I opened the box, which arrived early, I thought it was small and my boy confirmed it. He said some of the new gaming keyboards are smaller to be more ergonomic and allow you to move your hands and fingers quicker since there is less distance on the keyboard. It is bright, seems very well built and has great finger feel and feedback! He really likes it and that's big from my son as he is a Youtube Content Creator and a HARDCORE gamer! I would recommend the seller and the product to anyone. Oh, by the way, did I mention the price? It was a STEAL!!! We'll see how it holds up but first impressions, 10/10 all around!😁

This is a perfect keyboard for those trying to get into mechanical keyboard without spending 75+ dollars on a name brand or diy their way into it.Very simple build. Yes, it does have a cheap feel to it, but it is worth it specially for the blue switches which have a nice tactile feel to them. A little crunch i would say (compared to MX red Switches).The RGB is a set color, the lights have their own color a.k.a the red, blue, yellow, etc, cannot change to other colors. Be ware, depending on your wants.Besides that... A pretty good cheap keyboard.I would not drop it or punch the crap out of it lol.