Now, this could be your worthy first purchase of a budget keyboard—because in this video I do a full no-sugar-coating review of the Weikav WK68 (65% wireless) that usually sits around the 3–4K range. I unbox it, check the accessories, and then get into the real stuff: build quality, flex, gasket feel (that bouncy cloud-like typing), the knob performance, and how clean the side-engraved keycaps + metal decorative plate actually look in person. I also cover what you should pick on the product page—like why I’d rather spend a bit more and go for the PBT variant instead of the base ABS one. I test the RGB properly (including in a dark room), and I explain why the top RGB dispersion feels limited even when the brightness is similar—spoiler: the black foam underneath doesn’t help, and swapping to white foam can improve reflection if you know what you’re doing. Then I open the keyboard and show the internal layers: silicone dampening (the big reason it avoids that hollow plastic sound), PCB foam, flex-cut PCB, PET sheet, and cotton layers. I also point out the annoying bits like reassembly hassle and the risk around the power switch, plus the hollow-ish spacebar and the simple foam fix. Final verdict: for the price, it’s worth it—great sound out of the box with features you usually don’t get this cheap.