ASCENYOne - Hot-Swappable 60% Mechanical Keyboard with Extra Colorful Keycaps, RGB Lights, Spill Proof, Optical Switches (Gateron Blue)

I really wanted to get my first 60% since I have a TKL and a 65% and this one looked both colorful and the reviews looked promising. Upon receiving the keyboard, I was surprised by how light it was. This is a fully plastic keyboard and as I'm typing this review out right now, the keyboard is definitely a bit loud, but nothing super obnoxious. I got Gateron Black switches and they are the first good quality linear switches I have ever had and I love them (I have only ever had a keyboard with Outemu Red's and those were awful sadly). Colors are super nice and while you are a bit limited without the software to change the options, they are still nice. The software sadly is not the most amazing to use, but it works. I recommend that when buying this keyboard with black/red switches, you add o-rings as they dampen the sound well and makes them feel amazing. Lubing the stabilizers also made a big difference on this board. The stabilizers are not bad, just a bit noisy. I am extremely happy with my purchase and anyone who is looking at a low-cost 60% board with a stylish and colorful look should definitely consider this board!

After researching countless reviews, I can honestly say that this is one of the best purchases you can make if you are just starting to get into mechanical keyboards. As this is my first mech, I can truly say that this keyboard is beginner friendly and easy to understand. This keyboard is incredibly worth it for the price for the great RGB lighting and quality switches.As I began to customize this keyboard, I realized that the stabilizers are lubed! They aren't the best stabilizers but the little detail to even get them lubed is greatly appreciated. Having a great budget hot-swappable keyboard at this price is just amazing! One concern I have though, is the switch puller. At times the puller becomes unstable and sends the switch flying across the room. The keycap puller is also a concern because as you try to pull them up and inspect the key, the glossy finish on their sides get moderate scratches. The top of the keys (also the extra colored keycaps ) have this matte finish that doesn't attract finger oils though so that's a great plus! In contrast of some reviewers, the RGB features is also very easy to understand once you read the letter/user guide. It shows exactly what keys you need to go through the different options. The RBG is also amazing in the dark and even in direct light.This is an overall great prebuilt mech at a budget for gamers and typists alike! This mech can also have some improvements with customization but overall happy with my purchase. Happy to join #teamasceny! :)

Wonderful! Only 20 dollars, this key board is amazing and has very similar quality to that of "high end" keyboards. Can't recommend enough!

This keyboard, for the price, is fantastic. The build quality is superb, and the weight is very nice. However, being a budget keyboard, there are a few pain points that stick out to me.The biggest one is the quality of the switches. I wouldn't expect a keyboard this cheap to have pre lubed switches, so I can't complain too much, but its something to be aware of. Out of the box, the switches are VERY scratchy and do not feel very smooth at all.The other downside is the tolerance of the switches themselves. This board is hot swappable, but the switches are in the plate so tight, it feels like you're going to break them every time you go the replace the switch.All that being said, for the price, this is a wonderful keyboard, almost a 5 star product when grading on a curve, and a solid 3 star product even when put up against more expensive, premium boards. The LEDs are bright enough, the layout is good, the keycaps feel very nice, with a very nice feeling satin textured finish. If you're looking for a cheap board for a second computer, or looking to dip your toes into the world of mechanical or 60% keyboards, this is a great place to start.

I needed something to complete my desk set up and this was it. I didn’t wanna spend a bunch of money on just a keyboard though so I went with this and just changed the key caps out. It looks just like any other keyboard and works amazing. Sure it doesn’t sound as good as $150 keyboard but it still sounds pretty good. Definitely a recommend for people on a budget.

Go and buy this keyboard, it’s $20 and sounds really good (I got brown switches). Most other keyboards that are $20 suck and not good. It also is a rebranding of the gk61, which goes for like $40-$60 from different brands, it uses the same motherboard. Really good for its price.

I have been using full size keyboards for quite some time. I wanted to transition to a 60% keyboard and started my research. I started with reading reviews from multiple sources and concluded that this is the keyboard for me. A big part of my decision was the positive feedback that others had on the product. I also took in to account that their message seemed down to earth. The humor is there and that along with a quality product is magic.I received the keyboard in a timely manner thanks to Amazon and was eager to try it out. While unboxing, I noticed the quality of the product. It feels sturdy and not cheap in any way. The first thing I wanted to know was the feel. I began typing with the intensity of a hacker in a television series. I was creating a GUI interface using Visual Basic, to see if I could track an IP address with speed never seen before. The feeling was amazing and I was stimulated both through feeling and sound. Thanks Asceny for the pleasure.With all that out of the way, I will say this is a great keyboard. The price is right, the feel is right, the sound is right, everything is just right. I would recommend this keyboard to anyone because I know it will not disappoint.