Cherry MX BOARD 3.0 S - Standard - USB - QWERTZ - LED RGB - Noir

It's overpriced for what it is, but what isn't these days? I would value it at £45 - £50 (paid £65) If you want an office type keyboard that will last and is very nice to type on then this is what you need. It feels solid but plasticy and the keys are mostly solid feeling and don't creak like my Logitech K120 (£20). there is some slight friction sound on a keypress I think because it is new and will free-up over time. it was this or one of the mechanical gaming keyboards at about £50. Would liked to have tried the AUKEY also that is very well priced. apart from that it is a good keyboard except for the price

Excellent quality switches in a traditional layout, minimalist style. The problem (with the earlier model) of the connection cable socket becoming very loose is solved by having a hard wired cable instead - of course if the cable breaks you may now no longer simply use a different one.

Reasonably heavy keyboard, nice clicky keys. This was a 'warehouse deals' board - sold as box damaged, presumably a return, because two of the keycaps were swapped aroound. One was installed upside down! (I'm not going to fault the board itself for that, though Still, that was an easy fix, and both Win keys now light up. Unless I want to disable them while gaming, which is a nice touch. One thing I didn't know about, but was pleased to find, was the presence of sticky-backed silicone pads for extra grip when using the keyboard in your lap. One 'con', is that the corners of the keyboard are quite sharp, due to the construction method, and some flashing left over from the maufacturing process. Oh, and I wish they'd picked a better font for the keycaps.

Keyboard worked fine for 3 years. Nice feel to the switches, good for gaming. After 3 years of usage the keyboard stopped working. No LED lights and the PC stopped detecting it.

Red switch is very suitable for me! I use it for typing.