Tecware Phantom

and it's It's great. Honestly, we're just super impressed by this keyboard. It's so hard saying any negative things about it

Very nice! I don't have much money either, so that's why I got a Tecware Phantom, tenkeyless as well!

The left shift key is very stiff - otherwise a solid keyboard, besides the fact that I seem to have received a used one with visible wear on it

Tecware Phantom RGB full size is pretty much perfect besides the Outemu switches (still stock) and non-detachable cable. Now with USB C port, it’s pretty much the perfect all round full size mechanical keyboard.

A very good TKL keyboard with hotswap switches for under $50! Sure it's not top of the line, but its quite good for the price. The unit I use came with tactile browns. But I installed in Akko Ocean blue switches for the alphabet keys and Kailh Box Navy (click) for Caps Lock. *Important* Kailh switch...

My previous board was a Tecware Phantom 87 with red switches, but my goodness the build quality on this Ducky is far superior. Typing with tactile brown switches for school is so much more satisfying than with reds.

I've had this keyboard for about a month now and am quite enjoying it. For the price, it's a pretty amazing value compared to the other $40-50 US keyboards out there. I've used it for gaming as well as typing and am pretty happy overall. Are there better boards out there? Sure, but if you're looking...

This my first mechanical keyboard, Tecware Phantom TKL & I did some Mods:

- detachable usb C cable

- added foam in the case

- changed the keycaps to PBT keycaps

- added shroud

What do you think?

So to start I've been using mechanicals for I don't know how long. I once worked at a place where I was able to get a couple IBM M kb's extremely cheap and my mom is still using one of them more than 20 years later. The other one sadly got stolen from me a few years ago. Right around that time mecha...

Use amazon prime to try out a keyboard with a particular switch, see if you like it, try out another. I'd recommend tecware phantom, the 104 version of TKL version.