Mechanical Keyboard 88 Keys

Hey Guys, I'm a beginner at all this keyboard stuff, but I think unless you go 88 keys from the start, you aren't really doing yourself any favors. I do wish it had the lighted key feature like the Casio, some people say that just slows the learning process. Anyway, I'm getting on it and hope to be writing my own music soon. Be cool, and Good Luck. Dave Mason -

Great starting keyboard for my daughter who is taking piano lessons and needed a keyboard with 88 weighted keys! It was exactly what I was expecting and shipping was extremely fast!

I needed a light weight digital piano with 88 weighted keys, I can't think of any other keyboard that has such great action with such light weight! Add on top of that the amazing sounds this keyboard has! Great service from B&H also!

This is the perfect piano for my small apartment. With full weighted keys and 88 key keyboard. It's just what I needed to start my journey to learn to play piano. The sound is excellent. And it takes up very little space. There's so many features. I haven't even gone to explorer yet.

This dustcover is great. It will fit oversized 88 keys keyboard like KORG M3, YAMAHA S90, etc, perfectly (I'm not sure if it will fit snugly slim keyboards such as the P series). Other websites sell this item for double the cost. B&H offers great deal with free shipping. Can't beat that!

The keyboard is very comfortable and I was shocked when I started typing on it. I could tell it's mechanical, but the engineering is incredible. The sounds of the keys are surprisingly quiet; like mouse clicks.

Perfect keyboard for someone who wants something in between low travel and mechanical keys. Backlight only activated when hands are close by saving battery life. I have no problems with it.

I chose the K845 mechanical with brown switches because I wanted an illuminated mechanical keyboard that wasn't overly loud and clicky. The switches are relatively quiet but produce a satisfying click, one that I desired over a mushy key. The illuminated keys are excellent as I prefer a lower light environment to work in. The keys are set up high off the board itself allowing anything that may fall onto the keyboard to simply slide off and not get lodged. The K845 is a wired system which I bought specifically. I don't wish to spend additional money just to have to replace batteries or worry about charging a keyboard. The wired connection works for me and I don't need anything else. For the price, I don't think there is a better mechanical keyboard.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The old keyboard I inherited at work was almost flat on the desk (even with feet raised) and had very tight keys making it hard to type quickly and accurately. The Lenovo Preferred Pro II has a little bigger footprint than I was expecting, but the lift is higher which works much better with the desk I have and they keys are a lot smoother to type on with responsive keys more like what I wanted. I still prefer my mechanical keyboard I use at home, but the noise can bother others in a work setting and this keyboard is much closer to what I'm used to with my mechanical keyboard without the sound. This is a huge improvement over the old one that I initially was given (I believe it's an old Dell).

I am typing on this keyboard now. It is mechanical fused with wireless technology. And I like the sound of the old mechanical keys. They feel good on my fingers. The mouse is also quite good, and the scroll wheel feels pretty solid.