Wireless Cherry MX keyboard ; Fully single-color backlit ; Reasonably priced, for a wireless device

Battery is very short with the backlight on ; No housing for the dongle ; Only one color of backlighting and one switch type, at the moment

And here’s the clincher: The price ain’t too bad either. If we assume that the standard asking price for a wired, single-color backlit keyboard these days is around $70 to 80, Corsair asking $110 (currently ) for a wireless version seems surprisingly...

Very good for gaming

A bit expensive

For typing it gives a very precise and responsive experience. No fuss setting up - just plug in and go (Kinux machine)

It comes with windows based software to control the lighting. There were no drivers for Linux

Fantastic value for money

Nothing keys feel fantastic best value for money I could find.

Very responsive, great performance for price.

Compact, sharp, stylish

Has UK layout but US keys. I use US, so that's a plus, but a little confusing if you don't remember where certain keys are located.

Well built, tactile, red backlit keys are quality. Software well made and easy to follow. TKL keyboard compact and fits on my smaller than ideal desk for WFH

Keys can be a little load, specially during video chat. Moderately expensive compared to other office quality keyboards if just typing is your thing.

types really nice, more clacky than clicky though.

I cut my thumb on the casing below the space bar, so had to put electrical tape over the sharp casing.

Very nice red look matches my setup perfectly

Everything but the battery life

Battery could be better and telling people that the RGB can turn off and you need to reset it