NEWMEN GM610 Wireless Mechanical Keyboard,60% Gaming keyboard Red Switch

One of the best keyboards you’d use , ever. For its price , it’s a wireless , mechanical with hot swapping keys , very tactile and premium feel. Easy to carry around in your bag , looks wonderful and has a solid battery life. Has quick functioning speed and feels premium on hand to touch.

Amazing product, loved it!!

There are occasional bugs in this keyboard, but easily resolved by a quick tap of 2 keys to reset it, so those bugs are really not significant, but otherwise I would give this keyboard 5* As it seems to be based on open source designs (often based around Arduino/Pi Pico etc) I expect it could be updated or have different/custom firmware installed, to resolve those bugs, for people inclined to do that - but don't worry if you are not, the reset command is just 2 keys held down for a few seconds and its back to normal The bug i came across, was loosing the Number keys on the top row, inconveniently when I needed to type a PIN in, but a few seconds later and it was resolved The keyboard itself is really nice to use, the extra set of keycaps is a really nice feature, allowing very useful customisations, and with hot swappable switches, customizing the switches is super easy too (I find having certain keys with a different switch type, useful) Excellent value and well made, wireless connection was straight forward to multiple different devices, and switching to wired is also straightforward. I would personally prefer if the default backlight was low level red, rather than multicolour and changing, that is better for the eyes in a dim room, but, it's also quick and simple to change the colour scheme and switch to constant light, or one of the animated lighting schemes if you prefer Great quality product and the perfect price, iron out the very occasional firmware bugs and this would be a 5* keyboard for sure

Absolutely love this keyboard! I bought this keyboard impulsively as it was cheap at about £27, has a small form factor, wireless connectivity and of course RGB. Connectivity: Both the 2.4ghz and bluetooth connections work extremely well with no noticable delay for both. It is also super useful to be able to switch between different devices instantly as I often have 2 or more devices open at one time. Wired mode works well and will also charge the battery whilst in use, and the cable provided is pretty high quality. Additionally being able to switch between Windows and Mac layout is brilliant and extremely useful. Battery: I can't remember the last time I charged this, and I used it for about 9 hours a day, so battery life is excellent. When it does need charged you can still use it wirelessly which is again very useful. Switches: I got the red switches which are not bad. They provide a pretty smooth typing experience although may not be preffered if you're gaming as they are not very tactile but not bad at all. I have since replaced all the switches with Gateron Milky Yellows as I prefer the sound and feel. I have also added painters tape to the board and inside of the case to deaden the sound, and I really enjoy how it types. The keycaps are also quite nice, and I'm a massive fan of the colour scheme. The keys are not white as the image may suggest, but more of a 40 year old keyboard kinda colour, but it looks really good especially with the red accents. The RGB is not especially bright but it is easily bright enough to 1 look cool and 2 be usable in lower light. Summary: Love this keyboard. The only thing I would say is it doesn't have adjustable height, but that's not a massive issue. Cheap, wireless, hotswappable, good build quality, RGB, Mac & Windows compatible. Pretty brilliant keyboard for the money!

In the box you get the keyboard, a keycap puller, a tool to get the hot swappable switches out, and a compelte second set of keycaps. I liked the included second set of keycaps, they were a great touch and allow you to customise your keyboard a bit. However, while the grey and white keycaps were pretty good overall, I did not like the red ones. I have tried to convey this with a photo, but the red keycaps let light though the legend and around the key legend. I didn't like the look of this at all. The switches themselves are hot swappable, so you can switch them out for another set if you have any lying around. You'll probably want to switch them out too, the supplied red switches are very mushy, I'm not sure what brand they are, but they're not cherry mx or gateron swithces. I personally wasn't a big fan of them. Overall, the keyboard is ok. The switches aren't great, the red keycaps aren't great, but the white and grey caps look and feel pretty good. The board itself is solid. However, for around this price, you can get a board with gateron switches, which are much better than the ones supplied here

This Keyboard offers the freedom of wireless connectivity and the tactile satisfaction of mechanical key switches. It boasts a sleek, modern design with a slim profile and a brushed aluminum top plate. It's an eye-catching addition to any workspace. it's a durable keyboard for everyday use. It can be connected via Bluetooth, offering flexibility for various devices. Including both options is a significant advantage, catering to a broader audience. This keyboard features mechanical switches with satisfying tactile feedback. The typing experience is enjoyable, and the keys have a comfortable actuation force. The customizable RGB backlighting adds flair to the GM610. The keyboard boasts impressive battery life. With Bluetooth, it can last weeks on a single charge, making it a reliable choice for extended use without frequent recharging. This Wireless Mechanical Keyboard offers excellent value for its price point, combining wireless convenience, mechanical switches, and customizable RGB lighting. It's an appealing option for those looking to step up their keyboard game without breaking the bank. The Newmen GM610 Wireless Mechanical Keyboard is a solid choice for users seeking the freedom of wireless connectivity, the tactile pleasure of mechanical switches, and customizable RGB lighting, all at an affordable price. While it has a few limitations in terms of switch options and build quality, it's a compelling option for those looking for a reliable wireless mechanical keyboard.

Keyboard is heavy. There was something missing , I could see an empty slot in the box, Instruction were very small and you need a magnifying glass to read. Very limited and small one,, I need to see if this suits me as need to hold too many buttons to some common functions.

This keyboard imbues an extremely satisfying & rigid design aesthetic.The strong rubberised feet are actually built into the underside of the keyboard, preventing any annoying movement even under significant duress & are therefore highly unlikely to become dislodged; be it at home, on the battlefield or at an MI5 safe house, squirrelled away somewhere in the wilds of mid Sussex. The backlit keyboard options are the cherry on top, enabling computer enthusiasts of all bents to take care of both business & leisure. Somewhat weightier than the average keyboard is just what I’d expected & very much appreciate. Keystrokes allow for robust application of digits-to-keys without fear of dislocation & with a supremely satisfying clicking sound of the keys. It’s a prominent clicking sound m, a la mid to late 80s but better because of some thirty or so years of insight into keyboard design. Backlit keyboard delivers excellent range of colour patterns, to meet a broad range of needs. Primary applications for me are: tethering to an iPhone via Low energy Bluetooth incredibly easy to pair & with a reliable, lag-free connection. OpenBSD 7.5 installed on a refurbished Lenovo T450, the lead was included in the box & worked without issue. Primary use-case: mobile covert operations using the T450 connected to a Puli (GL-XE300) Portable IoT Gateway | 4G LTE | OpenWrt with a 5000mAh battery. Use time since purchase & subsequent delivery one week ago: approximately 105 hours. 100% recommend.