MageGee Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, New Upgraded Blue Switch 104 Keys White Backlit Keyboards, USB Wired Mechanical Computer Keyboard for Laptop, Desktop, PC Gamers(White & Pink)

This is my first mechanical keyboard and I really like it. It came with two different color sets of key caps and a key cap puller so I was able to customize the look even more. The caps are sturdy and stable, but are removed fairly easily with the puller. I’ve had it for a few years now and it still works great. It was fairly easy to clean, too. I love the clicky sounds and the keys all move smoothly. I barely have to press at all for it to register, which is nice. There are a bunch of different light effects (the light is white only as far as I know). My favorite is the one that highlights the key I just pressed. I recommend for a budget friendly first keyboard

This keyboard is an absolute dream for typing enthusiasts. The moment I unboxed it, I was captivated by its sleek design and the promise of a tactile typing experience. And it delivers. The keys offer a satisfyingly crisp and responsive feel, with a deep, resonant sound that’s pure auditory bliss. The weight of the keyboard feels substantial without being overly heavy, providing excellent stability during intense typing sessions. One thing that truly sets this keyboard apart is its customizable lighting. The effects are mesmerizing. While the keyboard is exceptional out of the box, I did take it a step further by lubing the stabilizers. This process might seem daunting for beginners, but it’s worth the effort. A little bit of lubricant on those larger keys dramatically reduces rattle and creates a smoother typing experience. Overall, this mechanical keyboard is a masterpiece of engineering and design. It's more than just a typing tool; it's an instrument that elevates your computing experience. **Tip:** For those willing to invest a little extra time, lubing the stabilizers will transform your keyboard from excellent to extraordinary.

Purchased Feb 2024 and has been a great keyboard until now (Dec 2025). Most keys have stopped responding and I've attempted all troubleshooting options on the support page. I was just hoping it would last a little longer, but for the price, I can't really complain.

The pink keys are darker than I expected but that goes for every product online. The typing loudness is higher than expected also. It's high pitched clicking rather then low but the keys are higher up and feel nice with typing. I also remember people before mentioning keys not working when you type them, I checked every key individually and wrote some, they all work great. ALSO it comes with a key remover to make customizing you color pattern effortless. And when you type the light pattern ripples with each key. The light is kinda bright also but it looks nice and it's VERY heavy feeling. Not in a bad way but in a way where it feels like very good quality! The base is made of some type of mental and it feels sturdy. I love this keyboard alot! The only thing is there is a tiny dot where they missed the paint or something but it's not noticeable and smaller then a spec which I'll include a pic of. Really think this is a steal for the price!

I really love this keyboard, its super cute, love that it came with a second set of key caps (blue and white), which I used to mix and match. It fits my pink and white theme for my set up perfectly. The board is fairly heavy, love the sound of the keys as they are loud and crisp, as I prefer a more clicky sound. Overall very happy with this purchase, and would definitely buy it again if mine ever has any problems. ---EDIT--- After using this keyboard for two years, I don't think my previous statement is correct, as I in fact did not purchase it again after it started having problems. Mostly because a few of the problems seemed to stem from this particular keyboard in general, now some of the issues got progressively worse the longer I had it, which is why I had it so long, as some were small enough in the beginning to where I hadn't replaced it sooner. It is a good price point and if you don't have any of the issues others and myself had, I would say try it out. Firstly, in my previous statement I said I love a clicky keyboard...I don't at least not that clicky. I think I'm just an aggressive typer to begin with and add a VERY loud keyboard and you have a recipe for a headache for my poor partner, who would often think I was rage typing at someone because of how loudly I was typing, which would always amuse me. As others have stated, I would often find a few of my keys would stick or would just take too much force to press often leaving me with misspelled words as the key never registered I had typed it. When typing or playing a game, especially fps games. I would also find them sticking/needing force when writing long paragraphs or even papers and lists. As I've been using a different keyboard the last few months I don't remember exactly which keys but I believe most that I personally had stick on me were on the left side of the keyboard, such as the z,x,c,v and w,e,d. I'm unsure if others have experienced this or if it was just faulty wiring on my board specifically. But the main reason I refused to buy this for a second time was because it would often disconnect. Now this is definitely a WIRED keyboard so there is no way of me unplugging it directly from the keyboard but I noticed the part of the cord near my board would cause me a lot of issues by disconnecting and then reconnecting. Now for the most part yes its annoying in general, but especially if you are someone who games a lot. My goodness imagine being in a 2v1 or just in a gunfight and your keyboard shuts off for a second...then bam gotta wait to re-spawn or go next. This lead to if I had been typing or pressing a key for instance the w key to move forward when it disconnects it would continue to move and/or continue to write just that letter as I was mid message to someone and then have to delete the line of "dddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddd" that would appear. ALSO even more annoyingly is that it seemed to affect my mouse at times too when it disconnecting which especially when in a fps is not ideal. Overall I would give this board a 2.5/5 (with the benefit that the wire was just faulty for me and not overall a 3.5/5) but since I can't I will have to give it a 3 star rating which is a good middle ground, simply because my personal experience with this one in particular was not that great because of the issues I had.

I grew up with the classic IBM and later on, Chicony keyboards. However, as time went on, I migrated to the common membrane keyboard of today. I was looking for something new, just because I'd worn down the letters on my Logitech K120. I decided I wanted something with a backlight, because I tend to write and game in the nighttime. Most inexpensive lit keyboards today have a multi-color rainbow light set, that just doesn't appeal to me. I found this, read the reviews, and figured I would give it a chance. 100% best decision I've made in a while. Not only is it aesthetically pleasing, the tactile and auditory feedback have got me excited about typing again. What's more, because I can FEEL the keypresses, I believe I have improved my typing. Over the last few years, I have had the experience of transposing letters while typing, because my right hand is naturally stronger than my left, and my left handed keystrokes lagged. This is greatly improved because I can feel the key depress on the left before I hit the key under my right hand. I can't believe this actually helped! Overall, I'm very impressed with the build quality, it is probably five or six times as heavy as my old keyboard, it doesn't slide around the table, and it just feels solid. The riser feet in the back even feel strong and I'm not afraid to open and close them as much as I like. These are usually cheap press-fit plastic and I have broken the feet off many keyboards in my day. The cable is actually in a cloth braid, very shi shi. The light pattern feature is nice, but I really only want the basic backlight, and dimming, which this does no problem. I wish the logo did not continually blink. It's annoying, and I may tape over it because it doesn't seem to have a toggle. I purchased this at $36 and I think it is a very very good deal at that price. I feel like my computer is a computer again. Very few upgrades will improve your system as much and as cheaply as this keyboard.

Well tthattt did not last long. As you can see the "T" key does what ever tthe hell i wans o do. IT either works or not, and doubles or ttriples. Dam this is pissing me off. I have used keyboards since first pc's came out in the early 1980's and this keyboard rocks. These keys are solid, I mean solid like rocks solid. They do make noise, who cares, it's a keyboard. It has weight to it so it rests solidly on the surface and does not move. The tilt supports appear to be nicely built so you will not have to worry about breaking them. The lights are fun and cool, many patterns to choose from. I normally do not care about lights but it is nice to be able to see them in the dark, and kind of fun to show off the different patterns. The only issue I have so far is that I miss my cushion where I rested my wrists. I will have to get one, problem solved. The other issue I am having is that I keep hitting the wrong keys by accident. I am use to a larger keyboard, but that too will go away in time. So overall I can not find anything to complain about. Man I love this keyboard. I is so nice it makes me feel like a kid again it is so much fun to type on and everything just works like is suppose to. It also has the extra FN function keys so you can bring up say the calculator program, multimedia for volume up and down, mute, stop etc. Email, Homepage, my computer, man this is a great keyboard. I honestly did not expect this to be that great because of the price. This could easily sell for hundred bucks and it would be worth it. I hope they keep the price, but this is way under priced in my book. Good job guys, nice design, and it even came with extra keys with a different color so I can swap them out to work with Davinci Resolve 18.6. Really good craftsmanship, boy I sincerely hope this keyboard lasts, I really love it. Really great job Magegee, thanks for making such a great keyboard.

I'm so torn about this keyboard. I've gotten four of them now. Two blue switch with the black/red/white coloring, one brown switch with the black/orange/white coloring, and one brown switch with the black/red/grey coloring. Which, annoyed that they keep changing the color offerings and which switches they have. Can't get any of the combinations I want anymore. But, seemingly solid cheap keyboard as I was changing up my set up and didn't want to splurge on an expensive keyboard just yet. Gave this a try and I have very mixed feelings. The first blue switch (b/r/w) one is my oldest and the one that made me first love these keyboards. Good weight. Clicky. Budget friendly. Swappable key colors included fit correctly. I use this one at my home computer for both casual use and gaming. It's used daily. It's still going strong. The first brown switch (b/o/w) one I bought for work as I figured I'd be nice and not go full clicky for the sake of everyone around me. Swapped out the colored keys fine. Overall the quality felt basically the same but the brown switches felt...weak? The second blue switch (b/r/w) one I bought to replace the brown switch at work. Started out the same as the first blue switch - great. Then all of a sudden it's just decided it doesn't need to work correctly anymore. Shift doesn't work. It doesn't read keystrokes properly. I've done everything I can think of to get it to work short of fully taking it apart. Just bought the fourth - brown switch (b/r/g). I'm annoyed. It doesn't even have a "B" key. The included different colored keys do not even kind of fit correctly. Useless. The switches do feel better than the first brown I got though.