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The K82 from Motospeed with Outemu Red switches and RGB lighting with 14 combinations.
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For the money the keyboard costs, it is excellent!
Very good feeling when typing.
Ideal size.
Good build quality.
Rubber feet underneath for tilt.
Rubber to prevent slipping on the desk surface.
The most beautiful feature is the lighting.
With the Fn/delete key, you can change the color.
But with the Fn/insert key, you can change the style of the lighting.
With the Fn/+ _ keys, you can change the speed of each effect.
Of course, it also has the option to have no light at all or to have a steady color or multicolored.
It also has software where you can change many parameters and the keyboard recognizes it seamlessly.
How long this will last remains to be seen, it seems like it won't have any problems
I have bought it 2 times, the first time the A didn't work and the second time the S stopped working after moderate use for about 5-6 months. These keyboards are clearly defective, do not buy them under any circumstances.
Amazing. Coming from a CK104, the CK82 seems to be one step up in quality feel. 5/5 for its price
After a year and a half of use (gaming), the W key stopped responding! The key response and sound are good, but the fact that keys stop working after such a short period of use means wasting money!
Incredible feel and good construction for a mechanical keyboard priced at 40 euros plus RGB lighting. The negative aspect is that after almost 2 years and 7 months, some buttons started to not respond when pressed. I tried cleaning them, thinking it would fix the issue, but it didn't seem to improve. It endured daily gaming use, however, I might consider getting a different one next time
I have it for a few days but I really like it. I will use it in an office environment (no gaming) and I hope it will withstand the test of time. It replaced a Motospeed CK108 with blue switches (which I will compare it to) due to noise and size, and the red switches are much quieter, almost like a membrane keyboard.
The CK108 has lower brightness levels and adjusts better in the dark, while this one seems quite bright even at its lowest setting. I don't like the user preset programming at all because for each key, you have to cycle through all the colors until you find the one you want, while with the CK108, you find the color and assign it to whichever keys you want much faster and conveniently. You can't edit the presets (you can on the CK108), only create them from scratch, and for the same reason, you can easily delete your preset. Be careful with accidentally pressing FN+ESC because it completely resets it and erases all settings.
Overall, its functionality is less refined, doing everything compared to its big brother, but more clumsily.
I have it since the quarantine of 2020 (3 years ago).
It's worth its money and I haven't encountered any problems with it
It pulled me from the beginning with its sleek appearance (the top part is not exactly black but very dark gray/graphite), which I wanted as a replacement for a previous company's keyboard that had a lighting issue (I work in a dark environment and lighting is essential). Tenkeyless, very slim, sits completely flat on the desk, something necessary for comfortable extended use.
Initially, reading the comments about switch problems made me hesitate. But after searching more carefully (reviews, stress tests, on YouTube, forums, etc.), I saw that problems with switch quality mostly occur with the Outemu Red switches for some reason, while the Outemu Blue switches are extremely reliable.
So I got it with Outemu Blue switches. The metal plate on the top gives a very nice and sturdy feel, and a very full sound compared to plastic. The switches have a very pleasant feel, they are extremely stable, although they may be difficult to press for some (they have about 85 grams of pressure). In terms of sound, it is quite noisy (since it has blue switches, which are known for their sound).
The lighting is very discreet with low brightness, but very distinguishable even in bright light, and easy on the eyes. It can be adjusted directly from the keyboard without needing any software (FN+insert changes the lighting effect, FN+delete changes the color). It has many lighting effects and a programming mode for setting a separate color for each key. With FN+printscreen, the lighting can be completely turned off.
The keys are double molding, meaning a single mold with semi-transparent plastic for the letters to allow the lighting to pass through, and opaque for the rest of the body. This means a very clean appearance and it won't fade no matter how much it is used because the letters are not painted or "laser-etched"
It's very nice for its price. It has many light combinations and I like that the base under the keys is made of iron. I searched a lot for pink mechanical keyboards and this was the best one I found in terms of beauty and quality. I'm excited to try it.
I highly recommend the keyboard, it is the perfect keyboard. It has over 20 different lighting options, many colors, a nice feel on the keys, perfect sound of the keys, and very easy to use. I am very satisfied with this keyboard.
I have it for 6 months daily use gaming.
For now, it is perfect, worth its money.
My only problem is that it is a bit unstable
The first 2 months were great and it was working exceptionally well. In the 3rd month, the w button stopped working and then the a button. I opened the modara and it still doesn't seem to work.
Very good keyboard, worth its money. I have been using it for about 6 months for everyday use and gaming, and it hasn't given me any problems. Even when a little water spilled on it, I immediately removed the keys and dried it with air, and everything is fine
Quite a good keyboard for the price it asks for. You can feel the poor build quality but you can't expect more at this price, as well as the feeling of the outemu blue switches it has. If you are on a budget and looking for a tkl keyboard, you can confidently go for something like this. It also has plenty of lighting options for us enthusiasts.
I bought this keyboard for my mother who doesn't play games and uses the PC for Facebook/Twitter/YouTube. I got it for her because of the RGB and the pink chassis. Overall, I was amazed by a keyboard that costs 25 euros. It's a very nice keyboard with its RGB, quiet clicks, perfect for someone who uses it casually. (For example, I would almost use it for LOL)
The only annoying and honestly somewhat frustrating thing was that not all the keycaps were at the same height and they all needed a little pressure to fit equally well, where with a little use and pressure, they all came to the same height.
Nevertheless, for such a use case, I consider it a very good keyboard.
After 2 years of use, the W and J keys do not work and sometimes it is slow to respond
In the first few months, it was great even though it was losing 1 out of 20 clicks. Then, after a few months, A started acting up and it doesn't work 7 out of 20 times! I bought it for 40 euros and now I have to buy a new one...
I have it since August 2021, it's great for the money, nice RGB, the W key sometimes has some interruptions but it's fine for gaming and typing. I expected the red switches to be quieter even though I haven't seen how loud the blue ones are, nice key feel. However, it's not bothersome when wearing the headset. I recommend it!
This specific keyboard is literally for throwing away, I have sent it back 3 times as in the 1 month of use, the switches that I use the most take breaks and then after 1 day where they will present the first problem, they will stop working altogether. From me, it's a big NO, DO NOT buy it if you don't have the patience and persistence to send it back to the store countless times asking for a warranty. Personally, the keys that started to break after minimal use were "A", "W", and "D".
I bought the keyboard and after 15-20 days the W stopped working. Later, neither the S nor the left Shift started working. I followed some tips for this case where the buttons were not working, by removing those specific keys and blowing on the area where they were located, making them work normally for 10-15 minutes. It is indeed very beautiful for lighting, but purely decorative. For use, I don't know what went wrong but unfortunately I didn't enjoy it at all.
After a year (25/12/2021), the keyboard was good for the first 5 or 6 months with moderate use and in good condition, suddenly it started to not make contact with the "w" key. The box said you could press it over 50,000,000 times and I had pressed it around 10,000,000 times. Then it started to not make good contact and I had to use contact spray for it to work again, and now I have to do it every 2 or 3 months. Also, when you press a button, you hear a *ting* sound from the spring. AND NOW the biggest break of all time. About 1 month ago (November 2021), the keycap of the "W" key broke, only the keycap with a little cross broke on me!!! Basically, what else can I say, I would find a better keyboard at the neighborhood bookstore.
For the money the keyboard costs, it is excellent!
2. Very good feeling when typing.
3. Ideal size.
4. Good build quality.
5. Has feet underneath for tilt.
6. Rubber to prevent slipping on the desk surface.
7. The most beautiful feature is the lighting.
8. With the Fn/delete key, you can change the color.
9. With the Fn/insert key, you can change the style of illumination.
10. With the Fn/+ _ keys, you can change the speed of each effect.
11. Of course, it also has the option to have no light at all or to have a steady color or multicolored.
12. It also has software where you can change many parameters and the keyboard recognizes it seamlessly.
13. How long it will last remains to be seen, it seems like it won't have any problems
I got it for my son for gaming use. I also use it for typing and it is very convenient. Typing is done with great comfort and although I have used other keyboards, this one is very convenient and also beautiful with the colorful lighting that the keys have. It is smaller compared to others because it does not have the num keys and convenient in terms of space on the desk.
The lights turn off every 1 minute and then turn back on for some reason. Also, after about 1 month, the W button loses contact, many times you will press it and it won't register (typically Outemou switches). I do not recommend it if you want it for gaming.
I have had it for a year now and I am very satisfied. It has not presented any major issues even though sometimes I press the keys too hard. The keys are utemu blue (one of my favorite switches) and it is also very responsive in games and overall with all computer applications. I expected the lighting to be RGB but it is ultimately white and steady, except for about 6 additional settings that personally do not suit me well. Also, something I did not expect was the option of wired or wireless keyboard with the USB switch, which is very convenient for me and I am happy about it. If you are considering buying it, it is worth more than you think.
Well, after a year of using this keyboard, I have to say that:
POSITIVES
1) The switches have a nice feel.
2) It is easy to clean.
3) The length of the cable is good enough.
4) It is one of the best budget 75% keyboards because it costs 35€ (I bought it for 50€).
5) Nice color options.
NEGATIVES
1) When I first got it, everything was fine. But after 7 months, my player started to not move when I pressed the A key, trying to ruin my game at that moment. Then, after 2 weeks, it magically fixed itself. And after another 6 months, the W key didn't respond correctly, but then it fixed itself again.
2) If you are a competitive player, don't risk buying it.
Overall, if you are a gamer who just wants to play their games, then yes, go for it. But if you are fully dedicated and spend many hours on competitive gaming, then it's a risk
It's not bad, and the RGB is fine and nothing is broken. The only thing that bothers me is the keycaps, which have a very gaming look, and I have changed them
Quite a good keyboard but there is one drawback: the keys move right and left. If this doesn't bother you, go for it, it's value for money.
While removing a key to clean it, it broke without me doing anything forceful. The keys don't want to come out often
Only five observations.
First and foremost, the LED lights for the Caps Lock and Scroll Lock indicators are missing.
The keys are small and easily pressed, resulting in typing errors because you accidentally touch the adjacent key.
The Space Bar key makes more noise compared to the other keys.
The keyboard software regarding lighting is unacceptable, with few customization options and many useless modes.
The LEDs seem to not have a stable voltage, as they flicker in static mode.
*I am not an electrician, I just mentioned it.
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*UPDATE*
For some strange reason, sometimes when I'm playing, the A key doesn't register.
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*UPDATE 2*
The problem of the A key not registering spread to the W key as well, but this time with more frequent inaccuracies. Just when I was about to send it back, I thought of putting a few drops of alcohol on the switch to see if it would fix it, and it actually worked.
Personally, I dropped 3 drops of alcohol on each problematic switch and pressed it intermittently to spread it.
Be careful if you attempt the same. The keyboard should be unplugged, the alcohol should be pure with a concentration of 98% or higher, and you should wait a few minutes (2-3 minutes) for it to fully evaporate.
As long as it works, it's good, the switches have the expected feel, and the RGB is okay. However, now I will send it back to the store for the second time within 5 months, with broken keys. I have now formed the worst opinion about the reliability of Outemu switches.
I have had it for 6 months and I am disappointed because many keys stopped responding after a while and I still have this problem now. But other than that, everything is fine. However, I wouldn't recommend it because some keys may not respond to you soon... That's the only downside to the keyboard, other than that, it's okay.
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