Software

“4 GHz and wired which is what off is for you also have this little LED screen on the on the top to show the battery percentage when you are using it wirelessly it kind of pisses me off they didn't put a volume wheel because I find myself reaching for the top right to change the volume and there is nothing there I never realized how much I actually used the volume wheel until it was gone it's just really nice to be able to change the volume quickly without having to do it on the computer itself as for looks it comes in a lot of different color ways the one I got is called time machine green and it has a really nice aesthetic with a sort of off-white case and Main Keys some darker green accents on the case and outside key caps and a few nice red keys on the space bar Escape key and Enter key the other colorways are arcade games moose cake Ryan River and they have three colorways which are meant more if you like RGB as they have translucent sze to the key caps so the rgbs shine through more called night gray lemon green and Sakura pink pretty much all of them look really great I just thought that the time machine green looked the best to me and I've also really been on a green kick lately the RGB is bright but if you really care about RGB I would go with one of the three colorways with the translucent sides to the keyc Caps if not I like the looks of the time machine green and moose cake personally the keycaps are really high quality PBT plastic they aren't backlit so the RGB doesn't shine through but they are bright enough that it still looks good shining around each of the keyc Caps it comes with pre-loop switches either tactile which I got and they their eternity tactile switch or linear which they call their moment linear switch I really like the tactile switch it has a nice bump and doesn't require that much force but I still feel like it's meant more for typing and if you want to game a lot I would go with the linear switch it is hot swappable with three or five pin switches and it is gasket mounted with foam to help with the sound of this keyboard even the back of this keyboard it looks nice with the same nice dark green and a little bit of the off white from the front of the keyboard you can find the USB dongle in this magnetized cutout on the back as well and it also has some height adjustable feet with two angles where you plug in the keyboard there is one extra USBC port and one usba a port that you can use as extra ports for your PC which is super useful the case is made of plastic however so if you really need a metal case that might be a deal breaker although it is extremely rare to find anything other than plastic cases on pre-built budget keyboards and to me this case is plenty good enough I get if it wasn't very sturdy finding it as a downside but this case is very nice and doesn't Bend at all it has a bunch of shortcuts you can use use with the function key that you can find on the user manual such as changing from Mac or Windows mode with function and the A and S keys or changing the backlight modes with function and backslash and the color with function and the comma key it does also have a software which is nice if you want to set macros change different key functions or have a little more option in changing the rgbs it is a pretty basic software all in all but it is really easy to use still if you compare this to the skylon GK 75 which I just reviewed which is a 75% keyboard that is about half the price without it sales at around $60 USD it sounds a little better and doesn't have any case ping which after listening side by side to the GK 75 it does have a slight Ping On The spacebar when compared to the K75 the K75 is also so Wireless and the wireless is really good when using the 2”