MageGee Portable 60% Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, MK-Box LED Backlit Compact 68 Keys Mini Wired Office Keyboard with Red Switch for Windows Laptop PC Mac - Black/Grey

this keyboard does not sound the best but it is really good its really light and its nice it has a fast response time and it has a nice design with the red keycaps the keyboard is easy use to use f12 just click fn

I love the keyboard, but don’t use the tool they gave you to pull the keys off. I scratched up my keys within seconds of opening the box. I’ll blame myself for this one.

I purchased this for under $25, so I will review as such. I got the yellow keycaps with blue switches.One of my hobbies is to buy dirt cheap mechanical keyboards and mod/improve them as much as I can. Sometimes I fall in love with them, other times I just give away as custom made gifts.This caught my attention because it is pretty rare to see a removable USB C connection in the right spot on cheap mech keyboards, I've retrofitted one with a after market port and it was such a pain I said I would never bother again.For the price this is a pretty good keyboard, although one of the loudest I have, and I'm currently neck deep in about 15 different mech keyboards. The switches are soldered on and are Jixian blues. Reviews aren't great and I would agree. They feel fine but sound obnoxious. I havn't tried the red switch option of this board but I would go that route if I ever repurchased, probably duller to the ear with similar feel when it comes to this grade switch.However, sound aside this is really nice to type on, and the cheapest 60% with USB C I have seen. The keycaps it comes with are really nice doubleshots and it came with a bag of extras, even some that don't fit on this board, like number pad big 0 and long vertical enter. Mine shipped all white and grey, and a bag of yellow modifiers/space/numkey/FN/backspace etc. Also a red esc cap.I immediately took it apart by removing all keycaps and removing six screws. Pretty solid board, but a big empty echo chamber of a base. I added one layer of Zip-n-fit foam to the deep well towards the back, than another full panel layer to the remaining space. I put 5 layers of masking tape on the back of the board and screwed it back together.This helped a long with the "pinginess" and reverb but the switches are still really load. Replacing the switches will be my next project but a long on as there are 136 pins to solder. Won't probably be worth it, but it's my wierd hobby and I will report back.My plans for this are my travel board for hotels. I recently lost a very expensive keyboard in baggage check and would rather just have $25 loss over the aggravation and hassle over a $150 claim with the airlines. If I was traveling with my wife though, she would tell me to throw this thing through the window because it is so loud.I guess if you are single, or plan to use it in a place with no one around, and budget is a concern and are willing to take it apart and make some adjustments, this is a very good $25 keyboard. For anyone who has a great mechanical keyboard or are in earshot of 50ft of someone, this probably isn't for you.Edit: I bought another one with red switches. I highly recommend going with red's, it feels better typing, and sounds 1000% better.

I’m not a keyboard enthusiast. I just wanted one that wasn’t full size. I wanted it to be a bit clickier and not just a crappy computer lab keyboard. It delivers that and at a great price. Colors look great, lighting is great. The feel and location of the keys took me a second to get used to but now I’m totally fine. It took about 3 days to adjust to this coming from my MacBook keyboard. I’ll warn you, it is in fact a clicky keyboard. You could annoy someone who is in your area. That said it’s also not the loudest clicky keyboard I’ve heard. It’s fine in a room but I wouldn’t take it to a library.

I recently purchased the MageGee Portable 60% Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, and overall, I'm quite satisfied with its performance.Firstly, the compact design of this keyboard is a significant selling point. The 60% form factor means it takes up minimal space on my desk, making it perfect for gaming setups with limited room or for on-the-go use. Despite its small size, the keys feel sturdy and responsive, providing a satisfying typing and gaming experience.The mechanical switches offer a nice tactile feedback, enhancing the overall typing experience. However, it's worth noting that the sound level might be a bit louder than some users prefer, especially in quieter environments.The LED backlighting is a nice touch, providing customizable lighting effects to match your gaming setup or personal preferences. The brightness levels are adjustable, allowing for comfortable use in various lighting conditions.In terms of compatibility, the MageGee Portable 60% Mechanical Gaming Keyboard works well with the Xbox Series X.Overall, the MageGee Portable 60% Mechanical Gaming Keyboard offers solid performance in a compact package. While it may not have all the bells and whistles of more expensive keyboards, it delivers a satisfying typing and gaming experience at a reasonable price point.

This was a great, inexpensive keyboard that felt good to type with. It has a nice click to it. Not bad for a first mechanical keyboard. The USB port is not working anymore.