MSI Vigor GK50 Low Profile RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, Kailh White Low Profile Switches, Brushed Aluminum Design, Ergonomic Keycap Design, RGB Mystic Light

This is working quite well being easy to clean and the fact it has both OS keys is a plus as as some of the machines I use make use of that key. Very easy to clean with a brush. My only problem is I get lag sometimes I type and have to wait for it to come up. Not sure it's the keyboard or Winbloze >.<I highly recommend this! I might get a variant from the same company later but this is working well..

The media could not be loaded. TLDR; PROS and CONS found at the bottom of the reviewDISCLAIMER:I would like to note that this is my first mechanical keyboard in a very long time (more than 10 years) as I have mostly used membrane keyboard with laptops. I would also like to note that I purchased this for $11.00 instead of the original $99.00 due to a sale and gift card I received. I will do my best to list all the positive and negatives, though.I absolutely love this keyboard. It feels nice and hefty and the materials do not feel as cheap as some describe it. The keys feel good to press on and the tactile switches make a nice click that is not too loud yet not too soft either. The LED RGB options are also fantastic, as there's multiple effects and modes you can have the keyboard on to make it more exciting to type. There're also different colors you can choose from but I havent seen a way to specify a color range yet (such as having only cool or warm colors) but you can select from a handful of colors. The low-profile is also nice since I prefer it over the standard key cap heights I've tested in local stores. At first the font and sub-scripts on some of the keycaps looked awkward to me bit I ended getting used to them within a day, and it's really the feel that made my like this keyboard. I use this keyboard for writing papers and playing video games and it feels great.=====================================PROS:+ Excellent lightning and keycap whitening (letters are visible without LED on)+ Low-profile+ Tactile feedback feels responsive and has a good click sound.+ Good amount of customization with the LED and RGB settings for casual users - configured using the keys and no software (seek manual for instructions).+ Material and weight feels good, does not feel cheap.+ Design looks great.CONS:- An expensive keyboard at normal price ($99.00 at the time of this review) but possibly still worth the purchase compared to other competitors at this price range.- Limited LED and RGB configurations for people who like to be specific or have a color range.

I love the clickiness and the minimal sound of each click at the same time. Great for those who don't like loud keyboards. The keyboard is super sleek and the light effects is bright. 90$ is a bit high. Would highly recommend when it's 70$ or so. Typing and responsiveness is also one of the fastest for MSI keyboards. I also love how the keyboard is NOT made out of cheap plastic. This is hands down the best keyboard to come out of MSI brands.

I have had the keyboard for about a month now, and I have been pleased. This is my first time buying a peripheral from MSI, and they killed it. I instantly hit a new typing speed PR on my first try after switching from a linear switch. The sound is decent but fine for the price point, is definitely not thoccy or anything like that, but the clicks sound clear and doesn't feel pingy or cheap. At this price point, I would have liked to see dedicated media keys and a removable a USB c cable. That being said, the material quality and fit and finish is really good. The keyboard software is a little disappointing, MSI center has little suport for non MSI products, so add another rgb software to the list. I was also having issues with the software BSODing my pc several times. It also isn't currently compatable with Open RGB which was my origonal work around. I would also argue that gaming feels slightly better on linear switches, but that is just personal preference and most of my use case is for this keyboard is work. It obviously still works just fine for gaming.

I really loved this keyboard! It takes a bit to get used to the low profile sense but I love it.The only thing I hate is that there are no spare parts on the market. Due to the usage, The key *C* has began to disappear, I wanted to buy spare keys, but there are none. That's shameful. But for gaming is amaizing