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Review: Quiet, spill-resistant RGB keyboard with macros. Great
value for work + play. - This keyboard is built for
budget-conscious gamers and multitaskers. The rubber dome
switches are quiet and soft—ideal for long typing sessions or
shared spaces. The RGB lighting is zonal (not per-key), but still
adds flair and visibility. The IP42 rating means it can handle
minor spills and dust—handy for snack-heavy setups or dusty site
desks. The macro keys (G1–G6) are a standout feature. You can
program them via Corsair iCUE or link them to Elgato Stream Deck
actions, making it great for streaming, workflow shortcuts, or
repetitive tasks. The wrist rest clips on easily and adds
comfort, though it’s not padded. ✅ Pros Quiet rubber dome
keys—good for typing and shared spaces Dedicated macro keys—great
for gaming or workflow shortcuts Spill/dust resistant—IP42
protection adds peace of mind RGB zones—customisable via iCUE
Media controls—quick access to volume/play/pause Wide
compatibility—works with PC, Mac, Xbox ⚠️ Cons No per-key
RGB—lighting is zonal only Plastic build—feels light, not premium
Large footprint—takes up desk space No USB passthrough—no extra
ports Typing feel is soft—not ideal for fast typists or
mechanical fans 🧍♂️ Personal Verdict Used this for gaming and
workflow—macro keys are a proper win, and the quiet keys make it
ideal for late-night use or shared environments. It’s not flashy,
but it’s reliable, comfortable, and versatile. For under £55,
it’s a solid pick if you want function over frills.
Review: Utterly brilliant keyboard - Well yesterday I sat looking
at keyboards for hours, I decided on this one because the picture
shows that the Shift key is larger than the Caps key and it has 6
programmable buttons, something I had got quite used to on my
Roccatt, I have to say that I am more than happy with this
keyboard. I was using a Roccatt keyboard, I always found the keys
heavy and clunky and also loud. This one is a joy to type on, the
keys are quick, springy and quiet. I'd read that the keys seem
smaller, I don't think so at all, they may appear that way with
the backlight behind it. I had forgotten how to touch type with
the old keyboard, this is just how I like a keyboard to be, it's
very satisfying to type on! When I first plugged it in, it worked
immediately, although I couldn't wait to get the software
installed because the scrolling lights do my brain in. Set up was
easy and I opted for a simple non-flashing set-up with
colour-coded areas. Assigning the buttons was nice and easy too
and seemed to have more options than my old Roccatt. I like how
there is a button on the keyboard itself to make the lights
lighter and darker, nice when I watch films so the keyboard is
less glaring. The light for Caps Lock is in a nice position too
where it isn't obscured by keys. All in all, I am very happy, I
shall be sticking with these keyboards in future, such a bouncy
joy to type on. I saw someone describe the keys as 'mushy' in a
different review, which almost put me off, but I wouldn't
describe them as that at all, they are just not 'clacky' or
heavy, just nice and springy. if you are a touch typer you will
love this keyboard, its perfect for gentle touch typing, keys are
where you expect them to be and they don't need slamming.
