1ST PLAYER Fire Dancing Mechanical Feeling Gaming Keyboard GK3 Black

Great thank you

xmas present for my son he loved it

Was a great product until about a week in where all the leds stopped working. I'm still using the keyboard but for the price I wouldnt recommend seeing as the leds broke writhing a week

This how my keyboard looks like after opening the box. there is missing pieces.

Por la calidad es buena, el acabado es muy bueno, tiene una visualización muy atractiva, lo recomiendo a todos los gamers

Well, my Fire Dancing keyboard by 1st Player arrived today and I can really say I'm quite impressed! Truth be told, I wasn't expecting this quality of a board. Usually something like this is only nice in marketing. For ease in comparison, and the fact that K70's are pretty popular, I compared it to mine with Cherry MX Browns. Upon unboxing, the first impression you get is the weight. It's definitely heavier than my K70, by quite a bit. I attempted to flex the board somewhat and found that even though it is of plastic construction, it is very rigid. Once upon my desk, I noted it doesn't slide without considerable effort. Points for putting feet that STICK. It does have feet in the back for an adjustable angle. The lighting! As you can see in the pictures the lighting is VERY vibrant. It was bright enough to change the color of my monitor bezels in a well lit room. The intensity is adjustable with 3 levels, and off. I found that the lowest setting is about the same brightness as my K70. The board comes with 7 colors, which you see pictured. The keys... They remove easily, so cleaning should be a breeze. Being waterproof (Or so it is stated) should make that task even easier if you're brave. (I do intend to test that claim after I've spent a few days with it.) As for the keystrokes themselves, i can say the switches are very nice. They have a VERY pronounced breakover, and actuate at the precise moment it breaks as near as i could tell. I did have one complaint with the actuation of the space bar. As you can see in the photos, if you press on the outer 1" to 1.5" it does not actuate unless you really bear down on it. That's the only complaint I have for the keys themselves, and it's an issue that could be easily remedied in future models. No ghosting was noted. The only thing that i would like to see changed immediately off of the top of my head is the cable. If it could be further reinforced where it exits the board would be a plus. I used to travel a lot with my old dell board and actually had the sheathing begin tearing from wrapping the cord around the board for transport. It would be a nice touch. For $69.99 I don't think you could go wrong with this board. I may even shelve the K70 in lieu of this one for a while.

Just got this keyboard today, and so far im pretty damned impressed. Planning on doing this review a bit backwards compared to most, and start with the cons first. Cons -While the lock keys are all lit with their own led's, they're all blue led's and cant be changed with the rest of the keyboard. Not a big deal in any way, but it would be nice to see them change along with the rest of it -While it has its own macro buttons(requiring use of the function key and F1-F12), im personally a fan of having separate buttons for functions like skipping and pausing songs. Not a major concern, but it can be slightly annoying at times to have to hold down the function key and hit which one you want in the middle of a game. -Flashing on the keys. This one isn't a big deal either, but at least on the board I have if you feel along the top edges of the keys you can feel the little bit of plastic where the keys used to be attached to their molds. Also not a real concern, just a minor build issue that could be specific to just mine. -Logo. This one is more amusing than anything else, but they have their name spelled differently on the two logos. One has the correct logo saying 1st Player, and the other says First Palyer. Not really a concern at all, just a minor editing issue that slipped by that nobody caught. Pros -Sturdy as all hell. I was actually pretty shocked by just how heavy this thing is and just how solid it feels. The whole waterproof thing is a neat little bonus that I hope to never need. -Its actually a really damned pretty keyboard. Typo not withstanding, the board looks sleek as hell and the lights look great on it. I know most people would like to see each individual key lit, but I kind of like how they're simply backlit. -The keys themselves. I'm not really all that picky on keyboards to begin with, can generally be comfortable with just about any keyboard out there, but these are probably some of the lightest keys I've ever used and they're pretty damned enjoyable. -Price. Seriously, have you looked at it? I have no real interest in expensive keyboards, but I can honestly say that if I had spent $80 on this thing I would be just as thrilled with it as I am now. For how good it is, this thing is a stupidly cheap keyboard. Overall, just buy the damned thing if you're looking for a new keyboard. It's cheap enough that having multiples would be no problem, its comfortable as all hell to use, and for the price they sell them at I don't see how they could be beat.

I just recieved this keyboard and I already have some ups and downs with it. I thought given the name it would be a little more feature rich but then again for the price what was I to expect? This is a really nice keyboard for the price to be honest. The keys are clicky and tactile and they still manage to be comfortable on the fingers. Something I noticed early on in the use of the keyboard is the legs in the back do not raise up as high as I would like. Typing on it completely flat on the table appears to be easier than just having it raised up. Bare in mind though this is coming from someone who is used to typing on a higher platform and no wrist wrest. That is another thing. The wrist wrest is a bit short I dont mind it being here. However I would prefer it to be a little longer for the extra support. Im not asking for blood. The color and rgb on the keyboard are fantastic, I only wish that the color would bleed through the keys a little more than they do now. The font on the keyboard is really cool if youre into Sci-fi types of fonts. I really like it personally. The build is rather good for the price point as well. There is some flex in the board but its not enough to justify a call to action. Middle of the board is mostly sturdy. So all this being said that is my review of the keyboard and honestly, I like it alot. So TLDR: Pros: -Nice price to build ratio -keys feel fantastic -rgb is rich Cons: - Lighting could bleed through the keys better - Functionality for swapping modes could be better OverAll: 10/10 video coming soon!

This review is for the "1STPLAYER Fire Dancing Mechanical Feeling Gaming Keyboard GK3 Black". 1. Major issue: The letter "U" was stuck. I never realized how much I used that letter (see, I already used it twice in this sentence!). I would have to repeatedly go back and re-type the letter, hitting it about THREE times harder than any of the other letters. And it usually took several heavy hits for the "U" key to work. Unacceptable. 2. Major issue: This "backlit" keyboard isn't really backlit at all. It just has LED lights that frame the keyboard, making it look pretty. As far as typing in the dark is concerned, the so-called "backlighting" is of little value. Might as well be typing in the dark. 3. Minor issue: The tactile feedback from this keyboard is poor. I'd call it a "mushy mechanical" action. Almost a solid "click", but it ends up in a soft touch. I see no significant advantage of buying this keyboard when compared to any run-of-the-mill electronic keyboard. If you're looking for good tactile feedback, I'd suggest looking elsewhere. 4. Minor issue: The backspace key is too small. This wouldn't have been too bad ordinarily. But just about every bloody time the "U" key didn't work, I had to backspace to the missing letter. Missing the backspace key, I ended up hitting the "=" sign. One missed "u" ended up costing me upwards of a dozen keystrokes to correct, as I backspaced-hit the wrong key-missed the "U"-went back to hit the "U"-etc.-etc.-etc. Aaargh! (If I didn't know better, I would have thought that this was the work of some diabolical prankster. Where's the hidden camera?) This is a quick and shallow review. The letter "U" didn't work from the start. So, of course, I didn't use this keyboard very long before returning it to Amazon. EDIT: Revised to two stars based on manufacturer's responsiveness.