Wireless Mechanical Keyboard 84 Keys 2.4G+BT5.0+Type-C 3 Connections 75% Low Profile Layout Keyboards 15 Light Effect 5 Brightness Levels for Tablet Laptop Smartphone Gateron Red Switches

If you're looking to dip your toes into the world of mechanical keyboards on a budget, the YK75 is what you're looking for. It takes getting used to, especially if you're coming from a run-of-the-mill membrane keyboard or a more tactile one, but it's worth it! The multiple connectivity options are straightforward and work well for whatever you plan to do with the keyboard. Mac users are also in for a treat as the function row has Mac-specific actions printed and the additional Mac keycaps are included. It's not without its flaws though, while the typing experience is decent thanks to PBT keycaps, the metallic noises of the springs and stabilizers can be heard. It's nothing deal-breaking and can be remedied if you take the time to lubricate the respective parts. The one thing that may put off some people is the lack of hot-swap possibilities, as the switches are soldered to the PCB and barring you from swapping in switches of your choice later on. The switches are decent for general use, and you can still swap out your keycaps for a compatible set that can also make the most of the built-in backlighting options. The YK75 is a great choice for a first mechanical keyboard, it's a great and affordable choice for anyone looking to change up their productivity experience.

The kb is too compact for its own good and the key have a hair trigger It feels like all my fingers are thumbs when I use it.

I connected through wireless mode and it's only during my first day of use but some keys are already not working (pressing them doesn't type anything).

The placement of the keys is a bit tiring on the hands, but thats mainly because of the compact layout so its not for everyone. I think this keyboard would be perfect with a bit of switch lube as some of the keys like to catch the housing. so sometimes the keys are not smooth. Ive had zero issues with wireless dongle and wired mode so far. I had no idea it was backlit, that came as a suprise actually. Cant complain too much for the price but a bit of lube would make it event better.