Meko Push 65% Hotswap Bluetooth RGB Double Shot ABS Mechanical Keyboard

Bought this because it has the Four Essential Keys for working with text: Home, End, Page Up and Page Down. Beware of the Left Control + Function (I think), as that toggles between the F keys and game mode (permanent # keys). If your F keys are not working, that's probably what you did. Just look up the manual.

Very nice little keyboard! Mine has Gateron Yellows which are extremely smooth and feel pleasant to type & game on. The keyboard body is plastic but doesn't feel cheap; it's decently weighty and comes with magnetic feet that you can attach to tilt up the back. I haven't tried the Bluetooth, but I am easily able to use it wired - simply plug in and set the keyboard to Off so it doesn't use the battery. The manual is helpful for setting the functions, though keep in mind there is basically no documentation online about this board. I haven't changed any of the keycaps or switches, but it does come with the tools to do so. Tons of RGB options (like seriously, there's probably 17 different styles and you can change the colors on all of them, there is SO MUCH RGB). I like the additional row of keys on the side, which makes it slightly more functional than a 60% while maintaining the small size. I find the placement of the arrow keys slightly wonky but that is a minor quibble.

I'm really impressed with this keyboard. I love that it's a mechanical keyboard but isn't super noisy. The backlit keys are great and I love the compact size.

Just get it already

Pros: - Bluetooth with 5 connections has come in especially useful, now I only need a single keyboard on my desk, using two of the bluetooth slots and the wired connection also. Switching between them is seamless. - The spacebar is nicely rounded at the bottom edge compared to other keyboards I have, such a minor thing but somehow I really noticed the difference. - One of few keyboards on this site to have an option for Kalih Box White switches, which are the highest rated for typing. They are earning that rank with me so far, not as loud as the Cherry MX Blue (which were my previous favorite) but with a similar clicky feel. - The price is fantastic, $80 at the time of purchase. Cons: - Key layout is a little too close together where the last column of a 60% meets the extra 5% of keys. I find myself hitting the Insert key occasionally, going too far to the right when aiming for the backspace. With continuous use this problem will probably be non-existant. - Very little help online beyond the user manual, when I received mine the number keys wouldn't work. I searched around but couldn't find anything. I ended up resetting it (by holding Fn Space for 3 seconds) and that fixed the issue.