Mizar MZ60 Luna Hot Swappable Mechanical Gaming Keyboard - 61 Keys Multi Color RGB LED Backlit for PC/Mac Gamer (White, Gateron Optical Brown)

I would like to emphasize that this is a budget keyboard. It is not a custom job, and should not be treated In any case, this is a very good product for the price. Rather than start with the best things, let's look at the worst. The keycaps on this board are horrible. The feeling is good and they do what they're supposed to do. All I can say is that I did not encounter any problems with my switches whatsoever, however I did have a couple of contacts bent up right out of the package. Although some of the switch removal was more difficult as a result of this, everything worked fine.

Now for The Gateron Yellow switches are a pleasant addition, and I am glad that I spent an extra $10 on them. The transition from the box to the end of the purchase is smooth, and they They have now become my preferred switches over Cherry Blacks. As straight out of the box as they are, the stabilizers are quite nice. My impression is that they are lubricated at the factory. The board is totally modular, which is a big plus for a board in this price range. The primary reason I purchased it was for this reason. Is there something you do not like Not a big fan of the switch? Would you like a case made of aluminum? It's just a matter of ripping it apart and modifying The keyboard as it exists is nice, however you can transform it into anything you want by making just a few changes. Spectacular for beginners who want to try out different switches, as well as modders looking for something they can tweak without spending a lot of money upfront. I found that the case is slightly taller than the GK61/SK61, but it's similar to that of the GK61/SK61. I just wanted to clarify that the dimensions inside are all the same. The unit I bought came as a hotswap 3 pin. Later units are expected to be powered by a 5 pin hotswappable connector. In the event that this is an important factor for you, I suggest you contact the manufacturer before purchasing. Nonetheless, I am looking forward to getting to know the mechanics of modding this board, and am satisfied with the quality and value so far, which is exciting.

Jazmin Daniels

| Jul 07, 2021

Gateron yellow switches were used on this keyboard, the pins on which could be swapped out are 3 pins. I highly recommend replacing the stabs and thin ABS keycaps that come with the board. The stabilizers come flat on the bottom so no need to clip them, but after heavily lubing there was still wire pinging, so I strongly recommend replacing them. The keyboard is great for the price, and you can choose from a wide selection of keycaps and switches to fit your needs. If you want to go down the rabbit hole of keyboards, I recommend that you start here.

Deacon Bender

| Nov 09, 2020

A few of the keys on this keyboard do not support media functions, which is an unattractive feature for me. In case you're not familiar with what it means, this is being able to control the volume of your computer from your keyboard, as well as other media controls, such as Overall, everything else seems to be going well. It is a mechanical switch keyb because I wanted something that would work The use of optical switches was not in my plans. Considering the price, these stabilizers are a good option for this board. They are much better than the ones that came on my Drop Alt, which cost much As I was unable to eliminate the rattle sound from one side of the space bar stabilizer, I replaced only that side. A bandaid was applied to the stabilizers, and they were lubricated. As they are flat on the bottom, there is no need to clip them. In order to reduce the hollow sound, I filled the bottom of the case with foam. Also included were some Feker Pandas and key caps I picked up for cheap. There is a good chance that this pcb will not work in other cases designed to hold boards like the GK61. However, it may work with some modding, so It was mostly so that I would not have to take my expensive boards to the office when I need to go to the office. I love how small it is and how good the sound now is. While it's not the most expensive keyb on the market, it's still a good option. It will make your life so much better. Whenever you are on the fence with it, Your reward will be well worth the effort. Those are the two that I bought.

Legend Dalton

| Sep 03, 2020

As with other boards like the GK61, it's laid out the same way as the 60% layout. It has better than average keycaps instead of average ABS plastic, which are also solid, sound, and look decent. Despite their thinness, the RGB comes with a nice selection of colors and comes with bright, vibrant, and vibrant colors. If you want, you can also turn it off. The legend on the keycaps is surprisingly simple, As a budget board, it feels quite good. I would put it in the top ten. There is also a hot-climate aspect to it Especially nice for a keyboard that is so low in price and switchable. A good keyboard to start on and try out different As a part of my WASD order, I ordered Kailh box blacks. The rest are Gateron browns. I have only one complaint about this board (and I am not the only one who complains about this,) and that is that it does not have There is no volume, start, stop or pause on any of the layers, and there is no easy way to program them. The reason for this is not clear to me, since similar priced boards have nearly identical layouts, except they have media keys and also have a USB port. This is a very good keyboard for its price, but if you don't need any media keys, it's not the best. Look elsewhere for media keys if you need them. I highly recommend this board to anyone looking for a board that they can experiment with and try out rare or.

Kendrick Hood

| Mar 18, 2021

Here is something I would like to say. I have already had most of the There are a lot of things I would like about this board, but it is incredibly inexpensive in all ways. From the case, to the PCB, to the keycaps, and even A hotswap 60% with that is undoubtedly the worst option. There is a lot of noise in this case! have a gateron blue version, which is a clicky switch, but in this case, the hollowness of bottoming out, the insane delay, and the reverb sounded like it had been amplified by 100. It did absolutely nothing for this case. It's poorly designed for modders, and the case has tons of extra plastic sticking out completely without any reason. If you want an inexpensive, fully built hot swappable board, I suggest the Keymove 61 Shadow/Snowfox instead. If you want the two keyboards to seem even remotely comparable, you have to spend way more than $40 on them.

Junior HILTON

| Sep 13, 2020