Kreo Hive 75 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard with Per-Key RGB Backlight, Hot-Swappable Switches, Anti-Ghosting Keys and Detachable USB-C Cable (Brown Switch, Black-Purple)

Best keyboard ever. Specially in this budget. I've using it for more than 1.5 years now. Never had any issues. And the feel is just much, much better than any membrane mechanical keyboard (looking at you Zebronics Tramsformer Keyboard). Cherry on top, if you are an enthusiast who likes customizing like I do, the switches and keycaps are hot swappable. I've a few keycap sets looked out, might just buy one very soon. Specially love the fact that Kreo themselves recently launched a Naruto collab key caps set

The build quality is good, the board is heavy for sturdiness , RGB looks so good with customisation options . I have brown switches which give that tactile feedback, superb for both office and home use . Good price performance ratio , tho i will be buying a wrist rest for me , as I will be using it long time at a sitting . One thing I would like to add is that , it would feel more premium if stabilizers were added , as keys have some drift and a wireless option would help a lot . And a more neutral color for office use like grey . Keycap prints can be improved to look minimal but clear and one thing I would like to add , is sound is not thocky out of box , you will have to mod it .

I had to get a replacement within 6 months of use. Good thing is customer service is great and they replaced my keyboard without questions. It is a compact sizes and light keyboard. Decent for gaming purpose but the best part is rotating volume control.

The build quality is great. Being used to membrane keyboards, this feels great to try typing on. Now I realise what I've been missing on. Initial impressions: Being used to membrane keyboards, this is great. It doesn't take much effort to press the keys . But being used to low profile keyboards, other parts of my hand are initiating key presses when I reach for higher row keys. Like, when trying to press backspace or = sign, the base of my pinky hits the left arrow key leading to mistypes somehow. Maybe a wrist rest will help solve this issue. or maybe I just need some time to get used to its compact layout. The keycaps, IMO is a bit smaller compared to membrane boards I've typed on leading to a few key missed or accidental types. The volume knob is a bit hard to turn with one finger, but has a sturdy feel to it. The keyboard itself is hefty and feels like a great build. Reducing one star because the spare keycap pins were bent. The packaging needs to be more sturdy. Will update a long term review after sometime using it.

I see a lot of hate on kreo, I don't know as a company but this product has been though the ringer, been over a year since I bought this it still holds great. I did do some tape modding and stuff cuz the space bar sounded bleh. But for the money it's a great product.