KeychronC2 Full Size Wired Mechanical Keyboard for Mac, Hot-swappable, Gateron G Pro Brown Switch, White Backlight, 104 Keys ABS keycaps Gaming Keyboard for Windows,Type-C Braid Cable

This is a good, solid mechanical keyboard. The white lighting is dimmable, which is nice, gives it a calm feel. Any settings are stored in the keyboard itself, which is awesome if you are a Linux user or use a KVM (I use Linux and MS, so having a keyboard that plays nice with both is essential) or if you're just not a fan of bloatware. I guess it also doesn't have the bells and whistles of their higher-end keyboards, some cosmetic and some more functional (I don't particularly care about RGB, but USB passthrough would be nice, and it doesn't support VIA). Replaceable switches are a huge plus, by the time I finally trashed my Razer with soldered switches three or four keys weren't working.Overall, though, it feels great to type on, I got the brown switches and they have just enough pop. Well worth the price, I thought I would be getting this one and replacing it with something fancier when I have the cash but I might just keep this, I'm very happy with it.

Absolutely amazing. Clicky keyboards aren't for everyone and the default configuration comes for the majority of people, but being able to configure it to to how you like is just bliss. RGB isn't my thing but I find the white backlight acceptable , while there's no "off off" for the backlight, I rather enjoy the effect of the backlight around the key pressed lighting up then going back off. After swapping out the switches and putting on custom super keys, I feel like the keyboard is mine, it's got an enjoyable look and pleasant loud clicky clack when typing. I'm very happy with this purchase, while it's no WASDKeyboard keyboard, I believe it's a good value.

Very high build quality, I bought this keyboard for work and all my coworkers overestimated how much I paid for it. Makes a very satisfying sound while typing.

Another well-built, solid feeling keyboard from Keychron. It's hotswappable, has fantastic switches (Gateron G Pro Reds feel delightful), and a nice, white backlight that isn't too distracting (and is configurable!).This is my daily driver office keyboard and so far, it's been great. I was actually tempted to throw on my own switches, but these G Pro Reds are stellar linear switches. Not too loud, with a solid, muted feel, as if I were typing on a ceramic board. Very "premium" feeling. YMMV, of course. I like the keycaps too - I'm a minimalist at heart, so the monochrome pallete paired with a highly legible (shine through) font make them winners.All in all, an excellent value, and I expect it to last for years.

I bought this keyboard with the Gateron Brown switches for work, as I was looking for an inexpensive mechanical keyboard for my office,Hence I cannot rate it for gaming.At first glance the box looked very good, not what I expected for this price, the keyboard was protected inside and was delivered in mint condition.No parts were broken/missing.The keyboard is quite sturdy on my desk without a pad or anything underneath and doesn't move while typing, but I assume it could have different results for gaming.The build is very good for the price in my opinion.After a couple of days using it for work, I can say this keyboard is almost perfect and is exactly what I was looking for.Very pleasent to type, although I would prefer the Red switches (see section 3 below).I work in an open-space environment, and my co-workers weren't bothered at all by the sound of the Brown switches (I asked).Here is what I liked less -1. Keycaps feel a bit too plastic, no coating or something of the sort,However, it didn't really bother me or made it less pleasent to type.Just something I noticed comparing to my Razer keycaps.2. They keycaps feel a little bit wobbly when playing with them individually with your fingers, compared to other mechanical keyboards.But I must say - I didn't feel any difficulties while typing regarding this.3. I bought the Gateron Brown switches because I wanted to try something new, but I would trade for the Red switches since I don't like the tactile feel and prefer the linear (Red) switches.But that's an individual preference,If you have the same dilemma - buy the reds.4. Although the keyboard has the white backlight, I found the black keycaps to be much less illuminated compared to the white caps, and in a well lighted room you can definitely see the difference.Considering to get a different set of keycaps due to this and the plastic feel thing.5. When I tried using the keyboard for the first time after taking it out of the box, the first thing that came to my mind was 'I'm gonna need a wristpad.'Be prepared and buy one as well.I got the HyperX wrist pad and it feels just a little too high for the keyboard, but so far it didn't bother me at all.My Razer Blackwidow wrist pad was perfect for it, but I use it for my Razer keyboard. (:In conclusion -10/10 value for money.Inexpensive well built full sized mechanical keyboard with hot swappable key switches.If that's what you're looking for - look no further.I'm very happy with this purchase, and would definitely check Keychron again if I ever need another office keyboard.Would have given it 5/5 stars if a wristpad (even a simple one) and a better set of keycaps were included.

Amazing keyboard, sounds great looks cool, lights are sick

Loving my new mechanical keyboard. It works great and has a nice sound

i got this on sale for $60. I love the feel. Packaging was premium. Even at retail this keyboard is worth it. I highly recommend.