MageGee 75% Mechanical Gaming Keyboard with Blue Switch, LED Blue Backlit Keyboard, 87 Keys Compact TKL Wired Computer Keyboard for Windows Laptop PC Gamer - Grey/Black

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Best mechanical keyboard at this price.....i bought this for ₹1500, at this price it is best of best.

Value for money

If you're looking for a cheap, reliable keyboard, this is the, it's very responsive and fitz the fingers perfectly. It's also fun when you have the customizable keys, only one downside, it's a little loud

If you're in a shared space zone people may not like this as it has volume from the mechanical keys. I personally love it, it's exactly what I was looking for and without spending the 100+ on the other brands.The extra key caps that come with it are good so you can vary the colour pattern but it did come with caps for keys that don't exist in the layout so that was a bit useless. Overall it's a good purchase and works pretty excellent. The animations for the lighting are also quite good.

At this lower price point, I absolutely love this keyboard. I chose the grey/black colorway with the blue-type tactile switches, and they are delightfully clicky and loud. As someone who really dislikes mushy-feeling linear keys, these feel crisp, consistent, and predictable. Typing is effortless. While I would personally prefer the keys to be just a little bit firmer and even more tactile, it is incredibly easy to get used to—I might even order another one.The Backlight (A Massive Win):Unlike expensive enthusiast boards that use opaque keys, this budget keyboard gets the lighting completely right. The single-color backlight is wonderful, simple, and beautifully enhances readability in dim lighting.It comes packed with a whole bunch of reactive lighting effects. The backlights themselves appear to be individually addressable per-key LEDs. While I'm not sure if there is a way to custom-program them, the implied underlying circuitry is seriously impressive for a $40 board.Minor Complaints & Crucial Tips:* The Logo Brightness: Out of the box, the "MageGee" logo is way too bright and its internal light bleeds over into the Caps Lock indicator. Fortunately, you can cycle the logo down to a perfectly dim, non-bleeding setting by pressing Fn + Menu.* High-Frequency Flicker Warning: If you are highly sensitive to flickering lights, be aware that the backlight uses high-frequency pulse-width modulation (PWM) to control brightness. It pulses fast enough to mostly look like a solid light to the human eye (likely hundreds of times a second) and doesn't bother me at all, but it is pronounced enough to be noticeable to me right out of the box. It also produces a strange strobing effect if you try to film it with a camera. This could potentially cause eye strain for a very small percentage of sensitive users.Overall, this is an incredible value for the money. It does its job perfectly.