Phantom 87 Key RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard | Outemu Blue Switch | 16.8M Color LED Lighting | 18 Pre-Set | Low Latency | N-Key Rollover | Software Customizable Keys | Wired USB Connection

I’ve been using this keyboard for almost 8 months now, and it’s been a great experience. For the price, it really delivers more than expected. The keys are super responsive, comfortable to type on, and the Outemu Brown switches give a nice tactile feel without being too noisy. It’s reliable for both gaming and everyday work. The RGB lighting is bright, smooth, and customizable, which makes it look fantastic on my desk. The overall build is sturdy, and even after months of heavy daily use, everything still feels solid. Pros: • Great price for a mechanical keyboard • Responsive and comfortable keys (perfect balance for typing and gaming) • Attractive and customizable RGB lighting • Solid, durable build quality Cons: • Wired only — a wireless option at this price would make it perfect Overall, this is an excellent keyboard. It’s reliable, comfortable, and has the right features at a price that’s hard to beat. Definitely a 5-star buy.

Thanks Tecware for making such a nice keyboard for this price! I just switched from a nice compact chiclet membrane kb (Perrix), and this one feels MUCH better, both on my actual fingertips and with my fingers' whole movement and delivery of keypresses. I'm using the brown switches, which are silent, but there's still a satisfying sound from a real keystroke. The braided cable is nice, and I was pleasantly surprised to notice it has some heft to it so a strong wind won't blow it off your desk. RGB effects are great! I settled on one I like the most (reactive ripple) and it's easy to cycle through the colors directly on the kb. The software is useful, and there are some interesting possibilities with the custom lighting configuration (samples available for fps, mmo, etc). The software displays what the keyboard is doing in real time, neat! It *almost* looks scriptable even, opening some possibilities of using this as a real output device. I'll get hacking with autohotkey and see how it goes. Maybe they can have an api or something in the future for people to take this idea and run with it. Three profiles to swap around, nice I think you can do macros with this? That seems useful and good for people who want that It comes with 4 extra switches and a puller, which is great because I love playing with one to see how it feels by itself Can receive firmware updates! (There's one for a tiny bug with the color in hurricane mode) I can't say that there's anything I dislike or any downsides to this keyboard. It's super ninja dark when not lit up, except for the white printing on the special keys for lighting and media functions, which is a good thing, but I might try to remove it later. The only other thing I could ask for is some convenience for hacking the RGB lighting output through a clean api or something. It would be really cool to use this for an indicator while my screen is off and I'm not using the computer.

I love this keyboard!! I never thought I’d be able to find a quality mechanical keyboard with customizable RGB settings (especially as many as this one has) at such a budget price. Seriously. You can’t beat it. The tactile feel of the mechanical switches ( I have the blues. I love the clacky sounds.) are superb. While I cannot compare them in feel to the Cherry MX versions as I do not have enough experience with those to have a valid opinion, I will say that I am not upset that I didn’t get the Cherrys. These feel amazing. The build quality of this keyboard is great as well. I’m impressed that Tecware did not slump on materials when it comes to this product regardless of the budget price range. The cord is braided and feels premium and the main foundation of the keyboard is made of a brushed metal of some sorts. Assuming aluminum. It feels premium and looks premium and I am extremely satisfied. My only minor complaint is that under the floating keys in a few places you can see a couple screws. But this is minor and really mostly unnoticeable. I only noticed it because I was looking for something to point out as a con and honestly, on a daily use basis, they go unnoticed at least 90% of the time. It’s not a deal breaker at all. I could honestly go on about this keyboard and how much I love it. I haven’t owned other keyboards before as this is for my first pc build, but I have used many keyboards and thus far, I am extremely happy with this purchase. It is worth every single penny. If you’re reading this and looking for a budget end mechanical keyboard that feels and looks premium, don’t think any more. Just click buy. You won’t be upset about it.

I will say first of all that the software for the keyboard is mainly for the lights and customizing that... not sure if its compatible with VIA or anything like that. Overall not the best in software, but the build and size works great for me. I like the look of the floating keys and being able to see through the letters. Its not too heavy but it does have some weight to it for being an extremely budget friendly keyboard, which is always appreciated, especially factoring the metal. Personally i like the sound of the brown switches so it doesnt bother me at all, but consider switching them out for different ones if the clacky sound isnt your style. Overall, great keyboard for the price and the options for response time in the software help a lot since I do play rhythm games.

This is my second time buying this keyboard. Not a replacement just one for my girlfriend as well. Mine is going on two years and still works like its brand new. Ergonomic: It may not be an advanced ergonomic keyboard but as keyboard standards it feels great and from standard keyboards its what I'm used to and I love the way it feels. Gaming: I do play more casual games so for responsiveness I can't speak on how it does but for games like Baldur's Gate/Ark/Phasmaphobia it works perfectly fine. Brightness: The keyboard is plenty bright without being overbearing and the RGB functions are very easy to customize with plenty of options. Durability: This keyboard is two years old on my desk with now sign of degradation or functionality issues at all. As a gamer with a full time job and not playing any fast paced games I still use it up to 30+ hours a week and it still functions and looks brand new. The HDMI cord is also in perfect shape and its a stress resistant fiber that also shows no degradation. Keys: I purchased the blue switches and they sound wonderful and clicky. The keyboard comes with an extra keycap puller underneath it and is easily customizable. You can take your basic keyboard and make it fancy with new switches and keycaps in a breeze All in all it is a perfect starter keyboard, its nothing fancy but for someone who plays often I love my keyboard. Would be again if I had a 3rd PC.

So i have a corsair k70 rapid fire with mx cherry speed. I love that keyboard, most likely the best keyboard i have ever owned for gaming. However, i am doing a lot more coding now a days and needed something that was less sensitive. the mx speed switches were a lil to sensitive for typing; i was often times pressing unwanted keys here and there and got a lil annoyed. so, i looked to amazon for a blue switch keyboard. however, i wasn't really willing to spend a fortune. overall, i am quite impressed with the design, rgb lighting, build quality, price, and switches - they feel like actual mx cherry blues! they may be a lil louder tho. i haven't tried these for gaming yet, but i don't think they wont be as good for gaming as my k70 with mx cherry speed switches. the only thing that would really make these great would be if they last as long as my k70 - which are still very much functional. ive had my k70s for 4 years and i think it will last for another 5 to 6 years. Summary: the price is fantastic, it feels good, the visual DESIGN is amazing, build quality is impressive (it rivals my k70 in overall build quality feel), and the rgb lighting is sick af! ill update this review once i get about 2 to 3 months usage out of this keyboard.

TD;LR : if you want a great mechanical keyboard with fantastic lighting and amazing build quality, buy this keyboard it's the best for the price, especially when its on sale. To preface this I am not a mechanical keyboard expert, however, this keyboard is fantastic. It feels like it should and the RBG is bright and great looking. The braided usd cable is fantastic quality and the channel that allows the cable to be routed is super convenient. The build quality is fantastic, the metal plate looks great and I can't flex the board at all. The keycaps feel nice. The font isn't super "gamery" but its still weird, because the caps are double shot the font can't have complete circles. This in addition to the weird curved top font makes some of they symbols difficult to read. in the included pictures you'll see what I'm talking about. most of the symbol on the number keys are hard to read. this is a really minor thing though and it doesn't detract significantly from the value of this keyboard. The other gripe I have is that the media functions are printed onto the caps and not integrated into them meaning they will fade eventually and on my model that aren't evenly printed. My final minor problem is that the software only works when I run it as an administrator and is decent to use but not fantastic. You should still buy this keyboard though. For the price, this is probably the best keyboard you can get. There are no major problem with this keyboard the minor ones I listed are pretty insignificant If you bought in on a lightning deal like I did, its definitely the best for the price with the features that it has.

I recently purchased the Tecware Phantom RGB TKL keyboard and downloaded the accompanying software. I am thoroughly impressed with the quality, attention to detail, design features, and user experience. TL;DR: If you can afford it, buy it. well-designed, well-made, user-friendly, great hardware/software features, outstanding value The keyboard's quality and features are phenomenal, not to mention the great price. It's the perfect complement to my recent gaming PC build. The keyboard is well-manufactured and has many 'little' features that really polish the whole experience (the keycap puller clicks into a cutout underneath, the braided USB cable has a cover for the connector on a rubber leash, 4 extra switches and a switch puller are included). The switches feel as expected, and the keycaps are well-made. It's a sturdy board, and has a very clean look. As advertised, it's plug-and-play, though the software (available at Tecware.co) allows for more customization. The TKL size is great for freeing up desk space. The software is user-friendly and allows for complete key reassignment, including Fn functions and macros. The RGB is uniform and high-quality. It comes pre-programmed with 18 different modes, as well as complete color options in the software with the ability to create and save profiles with customized key settings and RGB effects/layouts. There's Fn functions on the keyboard to quickly change RGB features (change static color, select one of the 18 preset modes, set to the default moving rainbow, change direction of movement, increase/decrease speed of effect, increase/decrease brightness). There's indicator lights that blink when you've reached a maximum or minimum speed/brightness. Only a few minor gripes: Though there are 3 channels to route the cable out of the rear (left, middle, right), the braided cable is too thick to fully settle into the cutouts (however, it's really only a narrow part of the molded plastic on the keyboard that prevents this, a little filing of the plastic would easily solve the issue). Also, there's a slight 'tinny' sound after hitting some of the larger keys (space bar, backspace, enter, etc.), but it doesn't occur with the standard 1x1 size keys (might be fixed with o-ring dampeners on those larger keys). Some users may find it more ergonomic to use with a wristpad, but that's somewhat of a personal preference, as a built-in wristpad would take up more deskspace. Note: the backlit keycaps are manufactured much better than my camera makes them look.

Cheap and good, compared with what is available in the market. I've used a variety of keyboards ranging from the cheapes to the the Razor and Logitech mechanicals, but the '87 beats the lot. I'm using the one with the Red switches, the sound is quiet, the touch is execellent (reminds me of the old IBM's) and the spacing exact. Best of all the price is very reasonable! BTW I don't care much about the RGB lighting, though it looks nice. One downside - it doesn't work with the ATen KVM Switch (can't change modes) and need to plug it into the USB mouse port instead of the keyboard port

Les versions QWERTY de ces claviers ont des touches de meilleure qualité (ABS double couche, une couche transparente recouverte d4une couche ABS opaque qui ne s'effacera pas) que les AZERTY comme par exemple le Drevo Tyrfing AZERTY (ABS simple couche, peint et gravé au laser qui s'effacera donc vite à l'usage, produisant une 'tâche' transparente là ou était le lettrage).) Donc si vous êtes prêt à passer en QWERTY US International, c'est la parfaite occasion. C'est un excellent clavier pour le prix. Un défaut que je n'ai pas vu mentionné dans les diverses reviews est que tout clavier mécanique sur plaque métallique produit un "ping" audible à chaque pression de touche. Tout le monde ne le remarquera pas et même en l'entendant ce n'est pas rédhibitoire. La qualité de construction, de frappe, de l'affichage RGB en fait un très bel objet à ce prix (49€ au moment de ce commentaire).

Durante el primer año bien. El teclado a pesar de ser ANSI, no cuesta adaptarse. Si eres programador y usas mucho las teclas <>, no recomiendo esta disposición, ya que pierdes la posibilidad de usarla. El RGB muy configurable, y en sí, los switches Outemu Blue tienen buen tacto y responden bien; aparte que el sonido aunque un poco enlatado, es agradable. El problema es a partir de un año de uso (Ya llevo dos años de uso con él, y los problemas se han ido intensificando). Noto que las teclas han empezado a mostrar signos de desgaste. El Switch en sí sigue perfecto, pero es el mecanismo de pulsado que hay (No me se el nombre exacto) el que creo que ha empezado a adolecer el uso continuado. Algunas teclas con la de F8 y el Shift derecho han perdido la sujección, por lo que con un mínimo de fuerza, las teclas salen sin necesidad de la herrramienta, y a la mínima que muevo el teclado y roza con algo, la tecla se desprende. Lo peor es la pintura oscura que le han echado a la base del teclado, que en el momento en el que quieras limpiarlo y te pases un pelín con la fuerza que ejerces, la arrancas sin querer (véase la imagen); con lo que tienes que acabar eligiendo entre dejarlo sucio y con restos de suciedad pegados al chasis, o intentar quitarlos y que se venga la pintura. En sí, iba a darle 3 estrellas al teclado porque la construcción es muuuy mejorable, pero he decidido darle 2 estrellas porque, si el teclado es malo, el servicio postventa es aún peor. Hace mucho que notifiqué a Tecware de los problemas que he tenido con el teclado. ¿Os ha llegado la respuesta a vosotros? Porque a mi no. En fin, no lo devolví al final y estoy aguantando con él hasta que pille otro mejor, porque cumple con su cometido. Pero si tenéis la opción, huid de este.

Helaas hebben we dit pakket nooit aangekregen en kan ik ook niemand bereiken om uit te zoeken hoe dit komt. We zijn 111€ kwijt want ik kom ook niet in aanmerking om onze centen terug te krijgen. Dit vind ik geen service. Dus op deze site zal ik dan ook nooit meer iets bestellen.

Es el mejor teclado calidad precio del mercado