Its heavy and takes a LOT of desk space. There are some aesthetic aspects which are not needed at all. For instance the left side handle, and the right side cover for SD card slot. Otherwise, the keyboard is good. Bads: 1) HUGE. Lots of unnecessary plastic. 2) left side macro keys are easy to hit by mistake. I had to disable them all, which defeats the purpose. 3) Included configuration software is a mess. Bad grammar errors aside, it does not have a good UI. Some options seem disabled with no errors. Goods: 1) Keys are nice and texture is good. 2) Cheap 3) Volume knob is a really good idea. Never knew I needed it.

The keyboard is the closest you can get to perfection in this price range. It is not a fully mechanical keyboard, instead, only the wasd and the arrow keys are mechanical. you can feel the difference when you use it. Fans of macros will not be disappointed by this keyboard as it comes with a detachable keypad with 8 keys on it, all for macros. other than that, there's also 5 keys on the keyboard that are not detachable and function as macros. they have two profiles that can be switched with the press of a key. The keyboard is extremely sturdy and built to last. It has a nice, militaristic look to it and there is a hidden Sd and Tf card reader in it, with two USB ports as well. It does take a little getting used to and does not have backlights, but having used multiple gaming keyboards before this, I must say, I have never come across a better all rounder keyboard at this rate. Definite must buy for people who want their money's worth.

Don't buy this keyboard, mine worked like 1year and after that it starts failing miserably. WSAD are cheap mechanical keys and the rest are membrane keys. First my W key was registering multiple inputs while pressing once and after an year and half WSA keys won't work unless you just down really hard. Circle products are bad experience for me. Invest 1000 more and you can get Logitech keyboard.

Only 8 keys ASDW and the arrows keys are mechanical, not all. Keyboard is huge and heavy so don't buy if you want to carry it around. Build quality is excellent. Excellent features at this price. You get a USB port, memory card readers, volume knob, macro keys etc. It would have been a perfect keyboard if it was back lit and fully mechanical. At this price, i doubt any other keyboard can beat this.

Its heavy and takes a LOT of desk space. There are some aesthetic aspects which are not needed at all. For instance the left side handle, and the right side cover for SD card slot. Otherwise, the keyboard is good. Bads: 1) HUGE. Lots of unnecessary plastic. 2) left side macro keys are easy to hit by mistake. I had to disable them all, which defeats the purpose. 3) Included configuration software is a mess. Bad grammar errors aside, it does not have a good UI. Some options seem disabled with no errors. Goods: 1) Keys are nice and texture is good. 2) Cheap 3) Volume knob is a really good idea. Never knew I needed it.

The keyboard is the closest you can get to perfection in this price range. It is not a fully mechanical keyboard, instead, only the wasd and the arrow keys are mechanical. you can feel the difference when you use it. Fans of macros will not be disappointed by this keyboard as it comes with a detachable keypad with 8 keys on it, all for macros. other than that, there's also 5 keys on the keyboard that are not detachable and function as macros. they have two profiles that can be switched with the press of a key. The keyboard is extremely sturdy and built to last. It has a nice, militaristic look to it and there is a hidden Sd and Tf card reader in it, with two USB ports as well. It does take a little getting used to and does not have backlights, but having used multiple gaming keyboards before this, I must say, I have never come across a better all rounder keyboard at this rate. Definite must buy for people who want their money's worth.

Don't buy this keyboard, mine worked like 1year and after that it starts failing miserably. WSAD are cheap mechanical keys and the rest are membrane keys. First my W key was registering multiple inputs while pressing once and after an year and half WSA keys won't work unless you just down really hard. Circle products are bad experience for me. Invest 1000 more and you can get Logitech keyboard.

Only 8 keys ASDW and the arrows keys are mechanical, not all. Keyboard is huge and heavy so don't buy if you want to carry it around. Build quality is excellent. Excellent features at this price. You get a USB port, memory card readers, volume knob, macro keys etc. It would have been a perfect keyboard if it was back lit and fully mechanical. At this price, i doubt any other keyboard can beat this.

This is the best keyboard for gaming and normal usage purpose. It is very huge which looks good on the computer table. Circle products are always the best and pocket friendly.It comes with 3 years warranty from circle.PROS:-1. Size is very good and muscular designs gives it unique looks.2. USB hub and card reader also present in the keyboard.3. ASDW and arrow keys are mechanical and all other keys are also good membrane keys which are better then cheap membrane keyboards.4. volume knob with blue led gives it great looks.5. Detachable small mini keyboard which has 8 macros key in it.6. 5 dual function macros key also there on the keyboard.7. A good hand rest which provides good rest for long gaming sessions.8. Windows key disable function for gamers is also present.CONS:-1. Only backlight is not there on the keyboard but trust me guys you will not need that on the keyboard like this.

Keyboard build is good size. Feels like a gaming keyboard and special.However the quality of the keys are not great. The "mechanical" keys are giving issues. the "W" amd "down arrow" stopped working within few months of purchase. And the usage is not even heavy. Switched to a membrane based circle keyboard and is performing more predictably.

Unreasonably large. I have a fairly large keyboard stand on my computer table. It's big enough to hold my DJ console. Its however not big enough to hold this mammoth keyboard. The size is basically due to its overly large handle on the left and a usb and SD card reader on the right with a cover on top. I find both attachments to be uselss. So now the keyboard sits diagonally on my table.That aside, the key quality is not all that great and not comparable to mechanical keys in any way.