Trust GXT 863 Mazz Mechanical Gaming Keyboard QWERTY

For the price, this keyboard does not disappoint. The red key switches respond as you would expect (without a “bump” when pressing the key). This makes it a nice keyboard for typing and gaming because it feels very smooth and you can press the keys quickly. The game-specific functions such as adjustable lighting and the ability to switch off are a nice extra addition. This keyboard is especially easy to use. You do not need to install any drivers or software to use all functions. It is not an ultra-sturdy keyboard, but you should not expect that for this price. It does feel sturdy under normal use. The only drawback is the slight reverberation that you sometimes hear when you press a key (especially while typing). Other than that, it's a great mechanical keyboard.

A lovely keyboard. The keyboard feels solid. If you are not used to a mechanical keyboard, it takes some getting used to the click you hear when pressing the keys. I have been able to test this keyboard for a few weeks, and I am quite satisfied with this keyboard. The keyboard is plug-and-play, without having to install any further software, it works immediately. Play for fifteen minutes with the 14 different light/color modes of the beautiful LED lighting in the keys (there is a stand for everyone) The beautiful high keys go very smoothly and react very quickly. The keys are also very easy to remove, making the keyboard easy to clean. Furthermore, the keyboard also has the option to disable the windows key so that you are not accidentally taken out of your game when you accidentally press the windows key. Together with the great price, this keyboard will not disappoint you!

This is my first mechanical keyboard, so I didn't want to spend hundreds of dollars right away. After I bought this keyboard, which was the cheapest in its category, I didn't expect much either. It turned out to be a huge stroke of luck, and one of the nicest keyboards I've ever typed on! The installation went very easy. USB in and done. To set the lighting, use the scroll lock button to navigate between the different configurations. Couldn't be simpler! This is clearly stated in the manual, along with a few other useful keyboard shortcuts. A keyboard that requires no software is ideal for me, as I use Linux myself, and such software is usually written for Windows. I can even connect it to my phone with an adapter, with all the functionalities. The typing itself took some getting used to. By now I'm pretty used to it, and I can tell you: Your fingers literally fly over the keyboard. I also thought it was nice that after the delivery of CoolBlue I received an email with tips on cleaning a mechanical keyboard. Brought a smile to my face again :)