Overall good for a first keyboard. It is beautiful and the knob that exists is a good feature. Also, the software is quite easy. As a build, it seems robust but it is not particularly so. The switches are relatively light, which I like, but it depends on each person's preferences. If you press hard, you see that the whole keyboard sinks in and sometimes I feel like they get stuck inside for a very short time. Also, the switches have a strange feeling (I would describe it as scratching as they are pressed down). The two height adjustments help, OF COURSE they do not lock well, so when I push it, the legs often close by themselves. As for the height, it is relatively high for me, so I think the wrist rest is necessary for it to be comfortable.

OK for its price (I don't have any other suggestion as an alternative but look for something else in this price range).

In terms of feel, it's relatively ok, I would say it's fine for its budget. The only bad thing is that my keyboard arrived bricked and I had to look up manuals and do a reset, check if it only gets power or is detected as a USB device, etc. If I had been lucky and it was just plug n play and I didn't have such troubles, I would have easily given more stars.

Small, nice, convenient with various options for key lighting modes, I wouldn't call the buttons silent, moderate noise with good feedback, FN options, a special button for increasing, decreasing, muting and restoring sound (it's extra, separate from the FN), the manual inside explains which key combinations to press to change the lighting and to turn it ON/OFF. The keys have a special tool to remove them for cleaning.

Nice keyboard and the brown switches don't get on your nerves, 30 euros is a bargain!

I find it incredible that there is a keyboard at such a price with such top quality. Its construction feels excellent and the switches have immediate response. It simply doesn't have RGB. Its color is only red but I don't consider it a negative compared to the great quality it has

the only thing that bothered me was its brightness but I was able to change it by pressing Fn + F5 or F6

I have had it for four months mainly because my previous one broke and now the Windows button doesn't work; if we exclude this because it might have been defective, then it is the best budget keyboard. It has nice switches and overall feels nice.

At €30, I don't think anyone can ask for more. It's very quiet with minimal pinging (nothing compared to the Motospeed I had until recently, which are in the same price range or even more expensive), the switches come pre-lubed, and the build quality of the keyboard seems very sturdy. With some cheap modifications, it can really shine. I will only change it if I want a wireless keyboard in the future. Also, a big advantage is that someone can easily create QMK/VIA profiles.

Amazing keyboard! I got it with brown switches. I have 2 Razer - one TLK and one 60% that suffer from heavy rattling - the Lemokey at 30e surpasses them.. the only thing it doesn't have is RGB but I don't really care about that!