Montech Darkness Mkey TKL Brown Tenkeyless RGB Wired Mechanical Gaming Keyboard

This is my first proper mechanical keyboard, coming from a membrane kb with mouse combo. I had a brief stint with an Aula mechanical, but the difference is night and day. Excellent product with great tactile feedback, and even better service!

Feels like a very premium typing experience. The keyboard itself is very weighty, which adds to the premium feel. The typing experience is absolutely amazing. I got the Gateron brown switches, which offers a decent "thog" without the obnoxious loud click. This keyboard punches well above it's price point. Very happy with this purchase.

Quality much higher than expected! The whole keyboard is heavy and solid, easy to interchange caps and switches and very high quality, This keyboard just exceeded my expectations, I will highly reccomend this keyboard for gaming or typing!

There are no words, just the most incredible little board for a lover of thockyness. Can't stop typing on it and fully recommend to anyone looking for a quick and easy way to elevate their tying experience.

At the mouth of the Storms river, the shore is covered in small pebbles worn smooth by the sea. With each wave, there is a gentle, clattering susurrous as these pebbles are all jostled against each other and the sound echoes through the gorge. It's a lovely sound that I've found to be unique to that particular area. Typing on this keyboard reminds me of that sound and the feel of those pebbles. There is a satisfying 'thock' to each key press, and the keycaps themselves have a slightly rough surface that is very pleasant on the fingertips.

The RGB is well implemented. Even though the keycaps are not shine-through, the top plate is white, providing a good, reflective surface for the LEDs. I was planning on getting shine-through keycaps but the stock keycaps feel too good to replace and the lighting looks great, regardless.

The rotary knob is good quality, providing a really nice tactile experience when adjusting volume, zooming in, or changing lighting effects, depending on the mode you're using.

Unfortunately there aren't dedicated media keys but the FN key can be used in conjuction with the F keys to control media.

I haven't tried out the software yet. From what I've read online, it's barebones but serviceable and provides per-key illumination, which is important to me.

I'm seriously considering treating myself to the full model for the office. The typing experience is just that good.