Cooler Master MK770 Wireless Mechanical RGB Gaming Keyboard, Kailh Box V2 Soft Click White Switches, Gasket Structure, Hot-Swappable, Bluetooth|2.4GHz, Tactile 3-Way Dial, QWERTY (MK-770-GKKW1-US)

Great value for the quality of the construction. Gasket fit works well, and adds a good feel when bottoming out keys.Really great impression for being a stock full build. The sound is so good, I really haven't felt the need to tape mod or add extra foam. Kaihl reds sound great and aren't scratchy, but I may add cream blacks in the future.CM's software works well and is intuitive enough to get in and make changes quickly. Haven't experienced any bugs with it.The foam installed in the board works well for absorbing bottom out noise, and reverberating a very creamy sound.Overall a big love for this. Now if only CM could release some better mice !

The media could not be loaded. This is my second mechanical keyboard and I really enjoy it.I have a Mac Studio and was able to remap the keys using Karabiner-Elements.I specifically got it because of its wired and wireless options. Works great either way for me, but prefer a wired connection.Easy to customize the RBG lighting and it’s much more quiet than my Logitech Pop keyboard (in my video typing video).Great for the occasional late night work since I work out of my bedroom and don’t want to wake my partner.I’d say for my second mechanical keyboard, it’s a great experience and excellent packaging experience too!

I got this for Christmas and i am obsessed with it!! Cute colors, wide variety of light effects, great sound. It’s not a full 100% keyboard but I can’t even tell what’s missing. Sound is more clicky than creamy but it feels amazing!!

I was initially impressed by the keyboard's weight and feel. However, I encountered persistent wireless connectivity issues from the outset, which was surprising given my positive experiences with Logitech, Microsoft, and Apple keyboards. While I may have received a defective unit, such basic functionality should work flawlessly.Despite my troubleshooting expertise, I couldn't resolve the problem. This raised concerns about the overall build quality, suggesting that the attractive exterior might mask underlying issues. Ultimately, I opted for a Keychron keyboard instead.I have no ill will toward the brand and may reconsider it. However, I couldn't justify keeping this one because I require a 100% reliable keyboard for work. Additionally, I prefer the Keychron's Mac-native layout.In summary, while the keyboard had promising aesthetics, the connectivity issues and questionable reliability led me to choose an alternative product that better suited my needs.

Just got this board earlier this week (it's now May 26, 2024). The layout is solid, and it's actually the only layout I run. This is the smallest keyboard layout I've found that still has a full size numpad (i require that since i'm a network engineer). I will say i like it and intend to keep it, but i'm not buying another (normally i buy 2x of w/e keyboard i like; one for work, one for personal).-----Thoughts--- Operating system: I use Linux exclusively as far as personal goes, and my work computer is an MBP. It works fine on both, but the software is supported on neither. I don't care much about this, not even sure what the software allows but it would be nice to check it out and see if i could set commonly used macros or rebind keys/etc.--- Battery: the battery is quite crap tbh. Their claims are wild, I'm running full brightness LEDs and i have to charge it every day. The $75 RK similar keyboard I have mitigates this by merely turning of the LEDs after ~2 mins of inactivity - and i only have to charge that one once weekly. Seems like this is an obvious solution which CM decided against for w/e reason--- Connectivity: No issues at all pairing quickly with my PC, Amazon Fire tab, as well as my Motorola phone. 2.4 mode also paired quickly.--- Feel: I really like the feel of typing on this. I've been exclusively using mech keyboards for ~8 years now but i'm not a keyboard nerd. I don't know the actual terms but the switches (or w/e it is) feel great to type on, and it's responsive.--- Volume knob: I love the idea of this but don't like the implementation. I really have to focus to 'press' the knob for mute without accidentally rolling up/down. Would prefer to have had the knob at 20-40% the size and a separate button for mute.--- Keycaps: the alternate printing of output that is achieved when holding the 'function' key is near impossible for me to see. Would prefer a brighter font here.--- Color: I got the grey one, looks awesome in person. Nondescript look with a splash of color. Purple is my fave color so that likely helps a lot here.Other things are minor and personal preference; for example i wish the delete/insert keys were swapped. I guess the software could do this but i'll never know. I'd say to give this board a try, personally i wouldn't have bought it knowing what i know now.

I love the feel and sound but the Ctrl button often gets stuck and it seems like the keys don't always register during typing.Cooler Master's customer service has been amazing. However- I received an RMA replacement and the ENTER key on my replacement keyboard has completely stopped responding. 🥲 I'm doing a second RMA return but at this point I'm pretty much over it. Which is a real shame because other than this major issue I absolutely love this keyboard.

The keyboard is beautiful and sturdy. Soft key strokes and amazing blacklisting and easy to connect multiple ways.

It's quite heavy for a keyboard, but who carries these things around? I love the feel of the keys and the color customization is neat. It took me two weeks to warm up to it, since the keys seem smaller/closer together. The lack of a dedicated PRT SCRN key was disappointing but it was easy enough to program another key to do that. Better than my Razer and DAS keyboards.