This is one of the best keyboard that I have used and I enjoy every minute that I use it!

This is one of the best keyboard that I have used and I enjoy every minute that I use it!  Read Less

It is very loud. I would love it except I work at a call center and I don’t think it will be acceptable for the customers to he...  Read More

It is very loud. I would love it except I work at a call center and I don’t think it will be acceptable for the customers to hear the racket. This was my mistake. It feels great though. I hope I have the energy to return it for something more quiet. Mine is a Blue.  Read Less

I bought this keyboard primarily for the rgb/back lights to aid in seeing the keys when the room is dim. It replaced a DAS key...  Read More

I bought this keyboard primarily for the rgb/back lights to aid in seeing the keys when the room is dim. It replaced a DAS keyboard 4 pro which had no backlight.What you need to know :1. (⭐⭐)The programmability of the RGB totally rocks. You have to run the DAS keyboard app (and leave it running) to set the colors but you can have it automatically switch colors based on the app you're running. Example : I have one lighting scheme for my primary work app and a different color scheme for each game I sometimes play (the most useful keys are brighter than all the others). The lighting changes automatically when these apps have focus. Very cool! However there is no desktop color schemed wherein the lighting scheme for the app you were just using switches back once you close/minimize the app back to the desktop.2. (⭐)The switches are on par with Cherry MX switches although I prefer Cherry Brown, these are more like Cherry Blue.3. The App feature, where you can set up notifications from a select few apps I don't personally use, is useless. I thought I would be able to do more with it and even wrote my own plugin for notifications from apps I use the most ... but then I realized I am already getting notifications for those apps (albeit annoying notifications) in my OS. In other words ... although cool for someone that uses the apps they have included in their configuration for the rest of us it's the reinvention of the wheel.4. It's large. Since it has 10-key it's about 4 inches larger than I wished it was. Once you center the keyboard for comfortable typing your mouse is going to hit the side of the keyboard about every minute or so. Very annoying. DAS makes a TKL keyboard but it's sold out and doesn't have backlight/rgb.5 (⭐). It's heavy. Channeling Ron Swanson ... I don't think you heard me; I said it's HEAVY. I have had laptops that weigh less than this (or seemingly so). But that's not a bad thing since with the weight comes stability and it doesn't move around when typing aggressively (those emails you wish you never sent, gaming, or just being rough). In fact I will say the weight of this keyboard (as with all DAS keyboards) lends itself to a feeling of superior quality. This is a good thing.6. (⭐) The cord has a nice braided sheath. Very nice.7. There is no USB port for your mouse, a usb receiver, or anything useful. This is a little confusing because their other keyboards have this. If you require a USB receiver for a wireless mouse, or you don't want to run another wire across your desk for your mouse or other accessory, you are not going to be happy.Conclusion : A great keyboard missing some common and useful features yet including completely useless features. I am on the notification list for DAS TKL - hope they are available soon.  Read Less