i-rocks K71M RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard - Gateron Brown Switches, 107 Keys, Full NKRO, PBT Keycaps | Detachable USB-C, Onboard Storage & Media Knob | Perfect for PC Gaming, Office Work & Typing (White)

A few months ago I had purchased a clear, backlit Aula keyboard. Pretty but started having keys fail to type & the lighting would randomly shut off. I was finally tired of it so I spent several days gathering a list of keyboards that seem decent. This keyboard & a typewriter version were then purchased.1st off, I love tactile keyboard switches but I don't want the harsh click noise..... If you're like me, go for Brown, White, or Clear switches. All 3 provide a noise & feeling, but not as annoying.The colors are really bright & crisp! It has a lot of diff color options & even has one that looks unique & clean..... it makes the keys' cutout symbols colorful but the surrounding light around each key looks white (IDK how else to describe it lol), but it looks really unique!My one complaint is about the directions for the keyboard lighting..... you see, the initial list for the keys' lighting seemed incomplete..... that is until the section right after it discusses customizing the colors yourself. So essentially, use FN+PgDn and FN+End to see even more innate color combos....Also.... if you customize the key colors yourself, take note....... you can set the color of multiple keys at once (that's if you use the same color for multiple keys).... then to switch to a new color for other keys.... only follow steps 'A' through 'E'.... do NOT save your settings after each change...... because then you have to repeat the beginning steps again.Once the 4 lights start blinking above the wheel, you are good to go through your customizations. You'll get it quickly!I am really hoping this keyboard doesn't encounter usage failures in a few months like my last one, but if it does, hopefully it is fixable with a new switch on the impacted key.