Mechanical Keyboard Key Double Typing

This keyboard does not provide the click expected of a mechanical keyboard, but it does provide a good field for typing and its design somehow improves keystroke accuracy. Very pleased.

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.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I needed another keyboard for my camp, and in my home office I use an earlier version of this keyboard with the red mechanical switches for fast touch typing. Relaxing at the camp and using the computer in the evening, I decided to go with the illuminated keyboard, and the softer Brown mechanical switches. I am very happy with this choice. For smooth touch typing with ease, this full-size mechanical keyboard is superior.

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.

This particular mechanical keyboard is simply beautiful, easy to connect, and a delight to use. For me, it conjures up many hours of typing during the late sixties and seventies. My fingers were immediately at home with this superb typewriter retro

This is a terrific keyboard with great typing feel for key travel and really long battery life. Also a beautiful design in Space Grey color. I had originally bought a cheaper usb keyboard in Space Grey from a third party and the spacebar started squeaking after a couple weeks of typing. This one pairs instantly over bluetooth and there is zero lag/delay.

I purchased this keyboard for use with my Mac. The build quality is excellent and the key response is excellent. My typing speed has improved dramatically compared to typing on a membrane keyboard. The media controls on the keyboard are a welcomed addition and the volume knob has a high quality click feel to it. The brown switches are also quieter than the blue switches. It's louder than a membrane or scissor keyboard but not as loud as other mechanical keyboard.

The only problem is that the key to change the keyboard language is next to the del key, so sometimes I hit the wrong key and start typing in a different language...

This keyboard gives you a nice typing experience. The keys have a good feel and are well lit (although I was told that you can't fully reduce the lighting, you can make it nearly invisible). Some complain that the cap key doesn't doesn't indicate that you've actuated it, but there's a bright light on the upper right that removes any doubt. The key sound is nice, but maybe a little louder than I expected for Brown Switches. Make sure you understand in what ways you can and cannot customize this keyboard.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Far superior to the chicklet 'calliope' keyboard that came with my Lenovo desktop. My typing on that was so bad I thought I'd forgotten how to type. The Preferred Pro II has a proper feel, layout, key stroke, dished key caps, and feedback for touch typing. Put off buy for quite a while after the Lenovo Product Specialist said it wasn't compatible with my Lenovo LEGION T5 28IMB05. Took a chance after not finding another keyboard I liked and indeed it works fine. I will probably buy a couple more to ensure I have access to a decent keyboard for the foreseeable future.