Before reading this review, know that I connected it directly with a cable, I haven't tried the Bluetooth. Today is the first day I have it in my hands, the first time I switch from a regular keyboard to a 63% (basically a 60% but with arrow keys). The gateron red switches are exactly what I would like, they give a very nice feeling when typing, they are a bit soft though, so many times you may press something by mistake, but I got used to it after a few hours of use. I have no complaints in gaming, it didn't give me any issues at all and it has the response I would like. It is really small and it may bother many people, check the dimensions in the specifications before getting it. I can't find any major drawback except for the placement of the question mark (check the product photos before getting it), but to be honest, you learn to press the English question mark and it's to the right of the shift, especially when you get such a quality keyboard at such a price!

Update: The W key broke after 10 months of use, at least I got my money back from the store. Until then, I had no issues.

I had a mechanical keyboard with brown switches and because it broke and it was the only 60% keyboard with separate arrow keys, it was the only option. The red switches are much more sensitive, so if you are used to typing with force, you will make quite a few mistakes at first. The battery with the light off is impressive. It does not disconnect and it is the cheapest wireless keyboard with gateron red switches that have nothing to do with the cheap Chinese switches that all wireless keyboards have up to this price. It is worth it and more. I wish they brought it in brown and blue switches or even in white.

One of the best 60% keyboards for the price. No second thoughts needed, if you are in search of a good keyboard, this is the ideal one!