iNSIST Fortress G55 Mechanical Keyboard with Cherry MX Red Switch, Wired USB 87 Key Blue Backlit Professional Gaming Keyboard

Have used the keyboard for a week now, and I really like it. The keys operate very well, and I did test pressing about 20 at once, and they all worked. The keypress requires very little pressure as you would expect with mx brown keys. The backlight works well, and does have several options for the backlight settings. It only has the blue color, but that works for me. It would be nice if you could set specific keys to be lit, or have a couple of different custom lighting sets. For $90 you can't really expect that though.My only problem was that the cable sent with the keyboard did not work. I contacted Amazon's customer service, and they were very helpful getting me a replacement. I'm still using the keyboard, but I had to get my Wii U's USB B cord to connect it to my PC until the replacement arrives.

Overall I bought the product because it was a good price for black cherry switches and a mechanical keyboard. Keyboard sets up well and installs all the drivers on its own with initial plug in. The only flaw that I have found in my almost a month of using it is when I first received it the initial plugging it in from the back of the keyboard was quite horrendous and tike consuming (10 minutes) because of how small the cord is and howhat little space available to plug it in, but overall the keyboard runs perfectly fine and does not make too much noise.

Absolutely love it. I was skeptical because I had never heard of the brand, but it fit what I was looking for (brown switches, not TOO flashy, respectable looking, no num pad). I've been using it for 2 weeks now and I love it -very satisying to type on. Very sturdy feel. Definitely my new favorite keyboard.

I have had this keyboard for several months now, and wish I could say that I love it. The great reviews it go made me think it would be worth the high price, but it's not. My problem is that there are a few keys that do not consistently register when typing. At first, I thought it was me, but then, I noticed that when I specifically focused on hitting the offending keys, they simply do not register at times. The manufacturer touts the quality of the keys, but the fact is that a few of them are temperamental. I would like to attempt pulling the offending keys, and moving them to a location where they are infrequently used, but I'm afraid I will damage a keyboard that I purchased for a lot of money. However, I just may get frustrated enough to try it anyway.

I've used a number of mechanical keyboards (mostly Cooler Master, some Redragon and one E-Element), and this one is probably my least favorite. I was looking for a mechanical TKL with backlighting and this fit the bill. After maybe a month or two of use, the LED behind the Fn key went out. I wasn't terribly upset about this due to the keys location and function, but it wasn't exactly a mark of quality. I also prefer a more professional/understated look, so the keyboards aesthetics don't appeal to me. I'm not detracting any points for aesthetics since I knew what I was getting.The most detrimental characteristic of the keyboard is the fact that it is fatiguing for me to type on for extended periods of time. I have not had this issue with any other mechanical keyboard I've ever owned and I was wondering if it was just in my head. I swapped between the iNSIST and a spare Cooler Master I had lying around, and the CM is by far more comfortable to type on (and is what I'm currently using right now). The iNSIST is probably fine for gaming (which I did for maybe a couple hours at a time), but as soon as I started working on Python projects it became apparent that it wasn't going to be good for long typing sessions.I would also like to note that the included wrist rest is of seemingly high quality as it has shown less wear than the Grifiti Fat I have and is equally comfortable. I mostly ditched the keyboard but I'm still using the wrist rest.

I absolutely love this keyboard. I had a daskeyboard with Cherry MX Blues, but they drove my girlfriend crazy with the noise, and I wanted backlit keys anyways.This keyboard has a variety of backlight patterns (WASD, auto-dim, full backlight, and probably another 1 or 2 I can't think of). It fit perfectly within my budget and was one of the only keyboards that fit ALL of my wants/needs (Brown switches, blue backlit keys, 10-keyless, certain price range).When I bought it, there were no reviews, but I saw that it was fulfilled by Amazon, so I decided to take the leap. I do not regret it at all, and I am so happy that I did.

Definitely five stars. Very good quality. Good typing feeling.One suggestion is that It would be even better if the wrist rest height can be made a little bit lower.This is nothing to complain because other brand doesn't even provide you a comfortable wrist rest.I lifted the keyboard a little bit by putting a small towel under the keyboard to match the height of the wrist rest.

Great keyboard. Back light looks way better than I thought it would be, key caps are very well made. However, use cable was way too short, be aware if you have a large table set up, you might need to look for an extender or just get a new cable for this keyboard.