Pulsar PK020 Lunar Mechanical Keyboard - RGB Backlit, Hot Swappable for Gaming

I had to go on these for the budget thinking I was going to have a somehow decent keyboard but no, this is far from decent, it's been a good item so far, good packaging, good materials, blue clicky siwtches, comes with a brush and a keycap puller, it even comes with a feature that allows you to remove your switches in case you want to swap them. 5/5UPDATE: After 3 months of use switches under A and W key started malfunctioning. This being a hotswap I just replaced switches from keys I don't use a lot but if you're buying this expect certain keys to give up quick. My previous non-hotswap keyboard survived until a month after warranty.I needed a fullsize keyboard with hotswap and it was cheaper to import this one from overseas than buying locally. Using it for long time it slightly hurts my left hand but it might just need getting used to different keyboard.The keyboard is absolutely brilliant, The mechanical red switches have a good feel to them. The noise level is also pretty low considering it is a mechanical keyboard. the keycaps are sturdy and do not wobble.The braiding on the cable feels flimsy but it still looks durable.The RGB software is very easy to use and doesn't put a strain on the CPU. The colors are very vibrant and each key can be individually assigned a color (see image!) The level of customization for RGB is insane.I'm new to "nice" keyboards, I've just been using what my work provided. I got sick of the very old and beaten keyboard they gave me so I bought this one. It is fairly loud nothing crazy. I like the sound to be honest, the lights are helpful and pretty and I have no problems with it. Perfectly fit my needsVery pleased with this keyboard. The board is very solid and heavy and does not flex. The key press feels light with a nice but loud click. There is a slight "ring" then typing I assume it's from the aluminum face plate, not enough to really bother me though. The software works pretty well and is easy to use.the USB cable has a fabric sheathing and although I have had no problems with it I'm not sure how durable it will be.all in all I'm very happy with this keyboard and would definitely recommend it.I have been using a Microsoft Sculpt keyboard and mouse for years. I love the ergonomic fit for me. When I recently switched to Linux, I found them to ghost keys when typing and the mouse was slow. I had to plug in to a Windows machine every so often to reset them. Such a pain. Decided to try a mechanical keyboard. This one had good reviews and a few friends recommended it. I have always poo poo-ed mechanical keyboards, but are they worth it. It's a little loud, although I could have gone for the reds, but typing is effortless. I do some podcasting but with a good noise gate dialed in, those clicky clicks disappear. Hard wired keyboards are the way to go. I like the cable and it's wrapping. It's long enough but not too long. I don't know about programming the lights on Linux, but any backlighting is better than none. I had to get a wrist and palm rest, but I wish it had it built in.Awesome quality, rgb looks amazing, and a good choice for not breaking the bank.This looked great and the software was easy to download and had decent RBG patterns. I wound up returning it because whenever I pressed any key, I could hear it echo against the aluminum and it sounded cheap. I couldn't hear it when I had my headphones on and was gaming, but I wanted to use this keyboard for more than gaming. The keycaps came off easily enough, but I couldn't remove the switches. It's possible I was just too gentle out of fear of breaking a switch, but that combined with the echo had me returning it. If you're just going to use it for gaming, the sound from whatever you're playing will probably cover the echo.the keyboard is awesome for the money. but the issue is that the left arrow key just doesn't register sometimes. i don't know if its only my issue or not. noticed this after a week of purchase but gave it time thinking it might go away with use but the problem has gotten worse. the rest of the keys are workingUpdate:perfectly fine. i have only used the keyboard for the most part to write my assignments and the issue came to light when i was playing games. i thought it might just be lag issue but nope tried testing it in word to move the cursor but it doest work sometime and you have to press harder than the other keys to make it work and sometimes even that doesn’t work.Update: contacted customer support and they said to pull out the switch and refit with the tools that came with the box it an it solved the problem. So updating the review. Solid keyboard for the money my only gripe is that it has noticeable ringing sound when typing but the linear keys are awesome and have satisfying click when typing. Would recommend.Lo volvería a comprar si fuera necesario, me gusta que los switches sean intercambiables. Yo compré el teclado cuando estaba en MXN $1300, pero aún así creo que vale la pena, la calidad del teclado es excelente. No soy mucho de utilizar diferentes colores de led todo el tiempo, pero funciona a la perfección con y sin el software de pulsar instalado.Really good keyboard, look and feel is quality, i don't use the rgb personally but i tried it and it's pretty cool, better than on my msi laptop. No complaints honestly.