TrustGaming GXT 866 Torix Mechanical Keyboard UK Layout, Linear Huano Switches, RGB Illumination, Anti-Ghosting N-Key Rollover, Low Profile Programmable USB Gaming Keyboard PC Laptop - Black

Great keyboard and sturdy build, would definitely recommend

This is a great keyboard. It looks good, feels good to use, is low profile (my preference and struggled to find one at a decent price point), and has great individual key RGB. I really enjoy typing on it, moreso whilst knowing that after some research, I've saved myself over £100 opting for this over another more top-end one from a rival manufacturer.I have had it 2 weeks and whilst I'm not using it overly heavily, I am using it over the course of 8 hours a day over a working week and have probably hit several thousand keystrokes so far minimum - hard to calculate but it definitely may be more.The issue is whilst the keys aren't too bad in terms of showing shiny spots on the letter keycaps from use (and a shine is showing), the spacebar is the most used key - and this is now showing a very shiny spot that is clearly visible - something I'd expect to see after a year's use minimum at my pace.Thankfully I'm hitting the spacebar to the right side of where the RGB light for it is. But this is an indicator of wear and tear. If 2 weeks use is revealing shiny spots, we can imagine how it's going to look in a few month's time. If this was a £100+ keyboard from a known brand (some hitting £150 and even approaching £200) this would maybe be unacceptable. But on a keyboard that was £41 on Black Friday, it's not a worry at the moment but I do wonder how it's going to fare going forward.Can't see it breaking down mechanically - the build is very sound for the price - but the material of the keycaps is up for question - and clearly doesn't have the durability - durability that I still kinda expected at this price point (seeing as I have Lenovo/Dell/Logitech wired membrane keyboards that took years to show similar wear on the keycaps, and yes whilst not RGB, these keyboards are even cheaper in comparison to this Trust one).Just food for thought, for the typists here. For sporadic gaming use and the money spent, I think it'll be fine. I'm in two minds on whether to just return it and opt for something of substantial cost, or just stick with it and let it wear down.

My son was happy with it

Well impressed! Volume control is really useful

For the money you cant go wrong.. Just getting use to get use to the tenkeyless keyboard.

I fell in love with this keyboard as soon as I plugged it in. As a keyboard it could not do the job any better. And the sound it makes is wonderful.Only issue is had was the app that accompanies the keyboard is bugged and crashes a lot. But if you aren't fussed about setting up your own state for the RGB element of this, this keyboard is the one for you at a great price

At first I thought it was ok. Didn't take long to get a feel for the key action and spacing etc, and it's quite nice mechanical feel for such a cheap keyboard, but..... I've had some issues. Right away I noticed the volume jog wheel was wonky... you could turn it slightly to turn down the volume a wee bit, and a half second or so later the volume would just keep moving down long after you'd stopped touching it. Don't use it much so fine I guess... minor issue... but then after owning this keyboard for 5 months it had started registering double key presses when I'm sure I've only pressed it once. Been using computers for decades, as hobby, gamer, professionally... typed for tens of thousands of hours on dozens of keyboards at this point.... and that's the first time I've experienced this issue/fault on a keyboard... so it's 1 star from me I'm afraid.

Decent keyboard9 switches are not as clicky as i like but needed a fast replacement only issue I have is the f6 keycap was missing I replaced with my old keyboard key would have rated higher but can't as part was missing