MONSGEEK M1 V5 TMR Rapid Trigger Gaming Keyboard Quick Release Aluminum Mechanical Keyboard SP Gradient AstroAim Magnetic Switch

This keyboard is half the price of other keyboards but it offers all the same features. This is my first mechanical keyboard after only buying Logitech keyboards. This keyboard is heavy. It would hurt someone or something if you throw it. The keys feel like marble. The key sound is beautiful and are not too loud. The software works well enough and per key RGB is nice. Wish it was OS agnostic as a Linux user. This keyboard does report as 1000hz on wireless. The magnetic switches are fun to play with. I had to relearn how to type and game as I learned I would "lean" on keys like the D key and this causes the key to register as pressed in these switches. I actually like that I have to relearn. Negatives: Legend visibility is erratic. Some keys shine through well and others are very hard to see. I have the black model with front facing keys. I had to return my first one. The first would go to sleep and not wake up without disconnecting the wireless dongle. The second one has worked well as a wireless keyboard. Overall for the price it is an amazing keyboard and I would recommend it for the office or for gaming. Monsgeek support will also actually reply to your emails.

Monsgeek m1 V5 TMR. I'm never been big on keyboards, but I do play a lot of PC games. This blows everything I have used so far out of the water. The feel of it, the sound it makes is satisfying yet not too loud or obnoxious or too clicky (especially while playing games). I can't imagine it feeling any better honestly. The software is good, works well enough for me although a little bit buggy sometimes. The analogue key features did make a noticeable difference for me in responsiveness in my games, but do require tweaking to get right. It feels very premium The only gripes I have with it is how heavy it is and how high it sits. I feel like I am reaching for keys a little bit more than my previous low profile keyboard and I tend to move my keyboard around my desk a lot so it's weight makes that slightly annoying but not all that bad. This is largely also a preference thing that a keyboard wrist wrest and more getting used to will fix. I was also a little bit worried about how it comes with south facing lettering on the keycaps, however once I had it set up I can see the lettering perfectly fine as I am sitting in front of the keyboard and not directly on top of it after all. I can't figure out how to save specific RGB settings to different layers through the software as it won't let me select different layers to adjust the RGB settings in the web driver or desktop application but I could be doing something wrong or maybe there is some sort of driver conflict. Amazing especially for it's price.

Debo decir que quedé sorprendido con la calidad. Vengo de un teclado mecánico y la sensación de los switches magnéticos me encantó. Sentí un claro aumento en el tiempo de respuesta, evidente en OW y Valorant. En destiny 2 y Warzone no tanto. Vale la pena por la calidad de armado y los accesorios.

Okay, this keyboard is freaking sick. Im a bit of a keyboard addict. I have a Wooting 60he with Jade Pro switches, a Nuphy Air 60HE, a GMMK Pro TKL, Deathstalker Pro TKL and Full Size, and the list goes on.. I only say all this to give the notion that I know a nice keyboard when I see one and this Monsgeek M1 V5 TMR is really nice. The akko HE switches HE that came in it are really nice and they are even lighter to press than my Jade Pros in the wooting which is a huge bonus for me because my fingers get a little fatigued over long gaming sessions. The sound has a nice thock to it, and they keys don't have much wobble at all. The space bar in particular is probably the nicest least wobbly I've seen on any of my keyboards. The fact that the wireless switch is under the capslock key is not a huge issue because you can just flip it on once and then switch between wired and 2.4 ghz mode using the FN + Y or FN + U keys. The software is the only downside. I haven't figured out a way to easily switch between typing mode and gaming mode so I have to manually go into the software, select all the keys and reset the actuation distance to 2mm for typing and then go back in again when I want to game. The wooting 60he can do that by simply pressing FN + Enter. Even if you create a profile in the monsgeek software it still won't save your actuation distances when you switch between profiles. So that's a bummer. Also the VIA web based driver didnt seem to recognize my keyboard so I was forced to use the local based one which I know some people consider that a deal breaker but I found the rest of the benefits to be worth it. Lastly this keyboard has some the coolest RGB modes I have ever seen so bonus for that! And it's one of the few keyboards that is wireless and has HE switches. It also has SOCD so thats a bonus and it performs better than the wooting in gaming in my opinion but thats probably mostly to do with the akko switches being a little lighter/faster for me. One last thing, the keyboard has a lot of give to it, meaning if you're a hard typer it protects your fingers from getting sore and I really enjoy that. My GMMK Pro is like a rock and hurts my hands after a while

This keyboard is so cute and it does have a creamy sound. I returned it because I couldn’t justify paying the price for the Hall effect switches, but I’m still giving it a 5 because I like the keyboard. I don’t care about adjusting the actuation, so paying extra for these switches didn’t make sense. It would be a great keyboard for someone who wanted to adjust the actuation on their switches. I liked the size, color, sound, and that it has a tri-mode connectivity option. It was a little on the heavy side, but it was sturdy. There are less expensive cute and creamy keyboards available, which I was able to find, but this keyboard would be a good option if price wasn’t an issue.