GK300

I just got this and set it up. I will update my review when it eventually dies, although unless the keys break or the battery has issues, I don't think I will have a problem. In no particular order: Keyboard feels like you could break someone's legs with it. It is solid metal and heavy. Not good if you want something portable, but good if you want something that stays put on your desk. While the hand rest is hard plastic, instead of a bump it has a gentle angle going up. Combine this with the keyboard's angle and it feels like a gentle slope. Which is surprising considering it is made of hard plastic. USB dongle and bluetooth are standard stuff. The bluetooth has a bit of a delay (what would you expect?). Yet, the dongle works as advertised. If I really time myself I can see any ever ever so slightly delay, like a few milliseconds (could be my imagination). I am not sure if I am imagining it or not. I don't think I'll ever notice it. The keyboard has TTC(?) blue style keys. The colors of these keys match their MX Cherry counterparts. This keyboard is loud. It kind of sounds like a a typewriter with some random spring sounds thrown in. All in all a solid buy. Oh, and in case you are wondering, there isn't a rebate program for a good review. You know how Corsair always portrays themselves as this premium brand and other than a few things they're mostly trash? This feels like it was made by Hong Kong's version of Corsair, but it's the real deal instead of the cheap plastic crap they sell. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ TWO YEAR UPDATE!!: I have owned this for two years now. It still works perfectly and I have no complaints. I've removed all of the caps only once to clean it, and I accidentally broke one of the connectors on the space bar. Still works without issue and doesn't wobble or anything. Make sure you use the included damn keycap remover lol. I do slightly regret this purchase, but that isn't the keyboard's fault. I have come to lowkey kinda hate blue key switches. Yet, there's absolutely nothing wrong with the keyboard, so I can't justify dropping $80+ for a different model to myself. I'll update my review again when I retire this keyboard for whatever reason.

Got this keyboard today. Here's my review: First thing I notice is that this keyboard is quite heavy. It can stay on the surface pretty sturdy. I like that it has a bright white color of backlit. I am not that kind of people who are obsessed with LED on everything so it's great for me. The keyboard also has different backlit modes and they are not only fancy ones. There are some useful ones. I play MOBAs like League and Dota 2 everyday, and it is nice that this keyboard has a backlit mode for MOBA. As it shows on my video, it would lit up the buttons like QWERASDF, highlighting the buttons I use for MOBA. And there are also ones for FPS and RPG. I never had a wireless keyboard before, and this is my first experience of wireless keyboard. I have to say I didn't feel like there's any latency when I was using this keyboard. One thing you should be careful before buying this keyboard is that this is a keyboard with blue switches. It means that it is very clicky and quite loud when you are typing or gaming. I enjoy typing on this keyboard tho (doing it as I am writing this review) because it is so clicky and responsive, but in the end it's all about preference. Some people might prefer a lighter or quieter switches. I think this keyboard is just at the right balance for me.

I am comparing this to my Razer Blackwidow Ultimate with Green clicky switches. I wanted this keyboard to feel like the Razer. It kind of does, but it is more clunky than clicky. They keys feel ok, but a bit more mushy. The spacebar is pretty icky feeling. Loose feeling. Also the box arrived and the security seal sticker was already cut. So it's possible I'm getting a used one at full price. The backlighting is great. I don't need RGB, but I needed backlighting, and this one looks great. No problem finding the keys in the dark. Also the font used on the keys is pretty cool. I like it. Overall, it is good but not great. Bluetooth wasn't hard to connect at all. I don't know about battery life just yet, but I might report back when I know more. The one thing about the backlit keys is that everything is lit, except the function key functions like the media controls. Those aren't lit up. That sucks. Overall I like it and after typing with it for a little while, I feel comfortable with it. It isn't as responsive as my Black Widow, but it is cheaper too. So expected. Still good though. No adjustment things on the back. So I hope you like it at the angle it's at, because you can't adjust it. so far a 3.5 out of 5, so rounding up to 4. Also, MICRO USB FOR CHARGING? Why haven't people joined the USB C standard yet? Maybe it's just old and i'm getting the keyboard from before it was actually a standard. I dunno. But Micro USB sucks.

This keyboard only cost about $20 more than my previous mechanical like keyboard (some Chinese mechanical knockoff) and is much more comfortable and pleasing to the eyes and hands. Comes with a hand rest that is detachable and the hand rest is plastic but feels good though. I don't use it though as my desk space is not big enough, but still feels good to type on it. It is louder than my previous one and much clickier, but I love the responsiveness from the 2.4 ghz connection so far. Might have gotten about 2 minor hitches since using this keyboard but not consistent so can work with it. The battery life is the best thing for me and the reason I bought this in the first place. Using the 'breathe' lighting function and play mostly mobas, strategy and fps with it and lats for about 2 weeks before needing to charge, which takes about 5-8 hours depending on if i am using it while charging. Also when battery dies on it the keyboard gets power instantly when the USB is plugged in and you can use it while charging right away. Excellent mechanical keyboard for the price.

I've been typing on a DasKeyboard at work for years, and brought it home when the pandemic began. It is an excellent wired mechanical keyboard, but it was taking up too much room in my home office. I was looking for a wireless mechanical keyboard that would allow me to easily switch between my personal and work computers. I was prepared to buy something in the $200+ range given how much I type while working. I saw the GameSir on an LTT video; the price was right, so I decided to give it a try before buying something more expensive. I could not be happier with this purchase in the few weeks that I've owned it. This is a great keyboard, with responsive keys and no perceptible lag. It is heavy, but that is due to the high build quality and metal construction. I can easily switch between my work and personal computers with the flick of a switch, and I have not had any random disconnects. I don't write reviews for many products, but the GameSir is a rare combination of quality and performance. I highly recommend. I did not receive anything from GameSir, Amazon, or any other party for this review. If my experience with the GameSir changes, I'll update the review accordingly.

--- Pros --- Solid metal build. Removable wristpad. Plug 'N Play. No input lag with 2.4 GHz dongle. --- Cons --- No programmable function keys. No RGB lighting. Heavy. --- Devices Tested & Working --- Asus Custom Desktop (Windows 10 Pro 1809) - Bluetooth and 2.4 GHz dongle. Samsung Galaxy S3 (Android 7.1.2) - Bluetooth Amazon Kindle Fire 8 HD [2016 Gen] (Android 5.1) - Bluetooth Apple iPhone 6S (iOS 12.1.4) - Bluetooth --- Games Tested & Working --- Soulworker (Windows) [Steam] - No change to keyboard, play as normal. Portal 2 (Windows) [Steam] - No change to keyboard, play as normal. Fractal Space (Windows) [Steam] - No change to keyboard, play as normal. Minecraft (Windows) [Microsoft Store] - No change to keyboard, play as normal. League of Legends (Windows) [Website] - No change to keyboard, play as normal. OSU! (Windows) [Website] - No change to keyboard, play as normal. --- Thoughts --- GameSir delivers a quality wireless keyboard with the GK300. The removable wristpad is a added bonus for those long gaming sessions. No input lag noticed when using the 2.4 GHz dongle. No noticeable lag on Bluetooth connections so far. The keyboard lighting is not RGB but bright white, however it does its job lighting up the keyboard while playing. Keyboard is heavy to move around, but expected due to the high quality metal build. Overall this is a well designed wireless keyboard that anyone can use. This review was written for a product testing program.

This watch a pretty nice keyboard over all. The wireless connection with being a mechanical keyboard is quite nice. While I wish there were more lighting options, the wireless was simple and bright. I didn't have sufficient time to test the battery but seems to last longer than expected. I went through a few options of wireless mouse and keyboards. I even went as high as corsair, but they have nothing but connection issues. The keyboard was among the top two I tried. Why this scores a one star is due to their wireless mouse. The wireless mouse felt good, it's clicks sound good. But, the side button design and connection issues ruined it. The mouse is meant to be ambidextrous but the buttons were mis-clicked every time. Were your ring and pinky finger rests, it hits those buttons with every move of the mouse. It got extremely annoying. A fix for this would be to add a locking mechanism for these buttons. The connection issues were the worst. The mouse would just completely stop working. The only thing that would get it working was restarting the the computer. After a few minutes, the mouse would stop again. This happened with the mouse dongle only a foot away. I could never get it working again. So, I score this keyboard a one star due to the mouse and the need to keep the products the same. I am not the only one out there with the same need. My need to keep both the mouse and keyboard from the same company. I can't use to different options, it bothers me too much. They have a good thing going but need to redesign the mouse and fix the connection issues. But again, the keyboard is really nice. Its sad to see it all fail.

This is a nice keyboard with many good features. I have had no issues whatsoever with the bluetooth, USB, or USB dongle connectivity. The build quality feels excellent, and it has held up very well over about a year of use. As someone who primarily uses this keyboard for typing (programming/emails/reports), I find myself constantly frustrated with the sleep timer. The keys will enter a sleep mode after an incredibly short amount of time, seemingly <20s, and it requires a keypress to 'wake' the keyboard before you can begin typing. If you so much as pause to think for a moment, you will find yourself needing to erase words and start over because the first few keys will be pressed before the keyboard wakes from its sleep mode. The worst part is that this happens no matter which connection you are using, bluetooth, dongle, or hardwired.