Ant Esports MK1200 Mini Wired 60 Percent Mechanical Gaming Keyboard with RGB Backlit Lighting and Compact Form Factor - Red Switch

I recently added the Ant Esports MK1200 Mini Wired Mechanical Gaming Keyboard to my gaming setup, and it's been a total game-changer. First things first, let's talk about the build quality. Despite its compact size, this keyboard feels incredibly sturdy and well-made. The mechanical switches provide a satisfying tactile feedback with each keystroke, giving me the responsiveness and precision I need for intense gaming sessions. The RGB backlit lighting is another standout feature. With customizable lighting effects and colors, I can personalize my gaming experience to match my mood or aesthetic. Plus, the lighting is bright and vibrant, adding an extra layer of immersion to my gameplay. But what really sets this keyboard apart is its mini size. It's perfect for gamers like me who are short on desk space or prefer a more minimalist setup. The compact design also makes it easy to transport for gaming on the go, whether I'm at a LAN party or traveling for tournaments. Despite its smaller size, the MK1200 doesn't skimp on functionality. It features all the essential gaming keys, including programmable macros and multimedia controls, giving me the versatility I need to dominate in-game. Overall, I couldn't be happier with the Ant Esports MK1200 Mini Mechanical Gaming Keyboard. It offers the perfect combination of performance, style, and convenience, making it a must-have addition to any gamer's arsenal. Whether you're a casual player or a hardcore competitor, this keyboard has everything you need to take your gaming to the next level. Highly recommended!

The Ant Esports MK1200 Mini Wired Mechanical Gaming Keyboard has been a mixed bag after two years of use. The RGB lighting is dull and uncustomizable, and there are a few keys that have a double press problem that reduces dependability. Overall, it performs worse than comparable keyboards in its class in terms of RGB effects and key consistency, even though the mechanical switches are still rather good for typing and gaming.

One of the best keyboard, Ek bar kharab hua tha 5-6 din mein replace krke mila

I got this keyboard a week ago, I have been using mechanical keyboards for more than a year now. Everything in this keyboard is implemented well. The keys sound good considering it's a budget 60% keyboard. Here are some pros and cons I found PROS: 1. Jixian Red Switches with all key anti-ghosting: Considering the price of the keyboard these switches both sound and feel good. 2. Sturdiness: The keyboard is very sturdy the build is plastic but it feels sturdy and strong, even if you drop it you won't break it. 3. Lightning Modes: Although not RGB, still this keyboard has 18 light modes, I have tried all and I don't feel I am going to get bored by this very easily. 4. No need to keep pressing Fn to use arrow keys: The arrow keys implementation on this keyboard is a little different. If you press the fn and option keys (Fn + down arrow) together the arrow key will be activated and you can use them without having to press and hold fn key. 5. Multi-Level Height Adjustment: The keyboard has 3 levels of height adjustment. As shown in the picture, if you are used to typing at an angle this keyboard will make you happy. CONS: 1. Packing: Amazon just packed the keyboard in a sealed polybag and shipped it to me. I was shocked to see Amazon doing this type of cost-cutting in the name of being eco-friendly. 2. The keys are not hot-swappable: Yes, the keys are PCB mounted, if you buy this you will have to stick with the stock keys. 3. Stabilizers: The Stabilizers are a little rattly, they will keep reminding you that it is just a sub-fifteen hundred rupees keyboard. 4. Hollowness in the case and spacebar: The case and the spacebar are completely hollow and you can feel it when typing. 5. Wierd Arrow key implementation: The arrow key implementation on this keyboard is a double-edged sword, if you are a programmer you will have to toggle between arrow keys and their normal function again and again since you can't use ' / ' when the arrow key mode is activated. 6. The backlight: The backlight is good but it's slightly dull and the function layer scripts won't be visible at night, so you will have to remember them. VERDICT: If your budget is tight and you desperately need a small mechanical keyboard, and this one is selling for less than 1500, BUY IT!!! It's awesome for gamers but a little less recommended for programmers but honestly, there are no issues you can't live with considering the price. If you are buying a mechanical keyboard for the first time, you can buy this without a second thought. I will be uploading a long-term review of this keyboard, and I will also be trying some mods on this keyboard and will update the review accordingly. Edit:- I had one backlight not working properly so I got a replacement, works fine but again the packaging was poor. I have applied an AutoHotKey Script to use '/' and '?' along with the arrow keys mode on, as I am a coder, and coding without both arrow keys and /, ? is not possible. It works fine for me, definitely has a learning curve but is useable. I have lubricated the stabilizers with petroleum jelly and Baindade modded them as there is no way I can remove them with a soldered PCB, I have used some foam to fill the base and the end result is Thockyyy and definitely not sub-fifteen hundred. OVERALL it's a 5/5 KEYBOARD for me. I will keep updating the review as I spend more time with this keyboard.

Good but the arrow is are not working properly !! Demerit of 60% keyboard !! Always go for 70% keyboard