NEWMEN GM610 Wireless Mechanical Keyboard,60% USB C Wired/Bluetooth/2.4Ghz RGB Backlit Compact Hot Swappable Keyboard,White Anti-Ghosting PC Mac Windows Android Gaming Keyboards(Red Switches)

This came with a switch and cap puller and 4 spare switches. It is fully featured with more features than I will use, but are nice to know they are available. With five possible ways to connect, direct cable, no less than three Bluetooth and a dongle. So you can have this connected to five PC's without crossover, its like having five keyboards in one as witching between them is simple. Keypresses are not quite as I like them, but i very quickly became accustomed. My friend paid over £100 for a "Gaming" keyboard but this one is easily a match maybe even better. Perfect size, nice layout/ design, solid, heavy not had it long enough to test battery life.

I finally decided to get a tiny 60% keyboard, the NEWMEN GM610. At first, I was skeptical about losing those extra keys, but this keyboard has truly impressed me.The fact that it's wireless—available in both Bluetooth and 2.4GHz—has been a game-changer for my cluttered desk. Switching between my PC and tablet is effortless. Plus, when I need a wired connection, the USB-C option is convenient.As for the RGB lighting, it’s a lot of fun. You can go for a full rainbow effect or choose something more subdued. I also appreciate the ability to change the key switches later on; it offers a great combination of future-proofing and customization.For gaming, the keyboard feels surprisingly responsive, and I haven't experienced any missed key presses thanks to the anti-ghosting feature. Typing on the red switches is smooth and enjoyable.Overall, if you're in the market for a compact, wireless mechanical keyboard that is packed with features and allows for tinkering, the NEWMEN GM610 is an excellent choice. I’m really pleased with it!

As a total newbie and not knowing my Grand Theft Auto from a Monopoly board it was my increasingly poor typing accuracy rather than a desire to blow up zombies that led me into the world of the mechanical keyboard. I'm just someone who two-finger types a lot for both work and leisure but was getting frustrated with the amount of time spent correcting errors. I started to research 'how to tipe more accuratley' and kept coming across this idea that a mechanical keyboard could improve my typing one helluva lot even if I have no intention of pretending to be a Special Forces Operative.Thanks to some further reading and some unintentionally hilarious but informative YouTube reviews, I settled on this - the Newmen GM610. Seemed like a very decent price for what you get and the weeny size plus wirelessness would fit perfectly with my rather crowded desk.So the instructions are not exactly crystal clear. But if you check out the Amazon Customer Questions and Answers and do a bit of hunting around online it's not too difficult to get where you need to be. And it's even more straightforward if you actually realise there's an On/Off button on the underside to switch on the Bluetooth. Ahem.If like me you're new to the world of mechanical keyboards, it's a very different experience from a laptop or the slimline Bluetooth I've used for several years. And not having a local display stand full of these to try out different machines meant taking a bit of a leap in the online dark. I chose the Brown switch version as this is apparently better for typists. Whatever the colour of the switches (the springy things under the keys where apparently all the magic happens) I'm very happy with the Brown switch version. Would Red or Blue be better for me? Don’t know and don’t care.First impressions after a week of banging out work emails ten to the dozen? I love it. Yes, it looks clunky compared to my sleek white Jelly Roll membrane and the clicky-clacky noise was a bit of an affront to the ears at first, but the combination of aural and tactile feedback means my typing accuracy has shot up over the course of the week. So much so I'm now determined to learn touch-typing at last. And the noise is (to me at least) actually pleasant once you get used to it. Kind of makes you feel you’re doing some actual work and not just poncing around in front of a screen.Like nearly all mechanical keyboards this is a US-layout but once I'd set my PC's region setting to United States the '@' finally appeared in the right place and the other slight oddities of a US-layout sort themselves out with a bit of acclimatisation. And being trimmed down to 60% the size of a standard keyboard means a few more key presses for certain functions. But again, muscle memory is a wonderful thing and adding, for example, the Fn key to Ctrl-Alt-Del isn't exactly going to lose me any sleep. The big pay-off is having a wireless machine that barely takes up any room on my desk and has improved my typing.The selling points don't end there. You can change the colour of the keys! Gamers do seem to have a thing for customising keyboards so that certain frequently used keys stand out in darkened boy-caves while Mum leaves meals outside the door. But for someone like me who can never find the apostrophe key first time and uses the Delete key rather more often than I'd like, this is certainly something I'll be doing soon with the 'pull-out tool' and the full set of alternative keys Newmen provides.And finally, those lights. I thought my old keyboard was pretty funky with its four colour choice of backlights but RGB customisation? Wow, never even knew this was a thing. Check out YouTube for some of those slightly weird YouTube vids mentioned earlier. The ones where an aspiring (and possibly rather stoned) social media reviewer cycles through the GM610's many, many colour patterns and says ‘wow’ and ‘awesome’ a lot. Okay. For me personally, the mere thought of a brightly coloured sine wave snaking it’s way across my QWERTY is enough to trigger an epileptic seizure. Even with the ability to speed up or slow down the pattern with a key combination (yes, really) the Pixar-style light shows aren't going to feature in my typing sessions any time soon. But they do look incredibly pretty in a darkened room alongside the twinkling lights of my music gear. And you can easily set the keyboard with just a plain white backlight or whichever colour you want when it’s time to straighten out and actually do some work.So all in all, I took a fifty quid punt on something I wasn't sure I was going to like. But like it I do. Very much. I can imagine other newbies may purchase this or any other mechanical keyboard and think 'Yuk' and send it straight back. It’s perhaps a bit of a Marmite thing but I'm converted.PS I'd like to say that no gamers were offended or stereotyped in this review. But that wouldn’t be true. Sorry.

This is a great keyboard at a great price. Wonderful, retro look, yeah, the white kind of adds a modern us to it. I just recently upgraded my desk set up with this keyboard. The typing feels wonderful and the colours are vibrant. I have it on a single colour to match my LEDs behind the desk which they match perfectly.I would definitely recommend this productThe one downside which isn’t really the keyboard fault it’s what it’s meant for is the arrow keys are separate. I find I use the arrow keys are locked so I have it sent to them always arrow keys and a few times I’ve tried to press backslash and then realised I have to change the function Which isn’t too long but if I upgraded my keyboard in the future I would get a slightly larger, one with separate arrow keys.But I’ve still given it five stars because it is a great keyboard and it was built for the arrow keys to be like that it’s not a fault it’s just my preference.My only slight issue with it is when it wakes up from standby can get a bit leggy with the computer. I’m not sure if the issue with my laptop as it’s in clamshell mode or the keyboard but I have to turn off and on the keyboard using the switch at the bottom, and then it starts working perfectly again.

Nice little keyboard. I work from home mostly so don’t have much room.I love the way the back light brightens everything, especially for someone with aging eyes like me haha!So each to connect to Bluetooth on my lap top. Overall I’m very happy with it. The only negative ( if I had to pick one) is that the on/off switch is underneath & would be better placed on the top of the keyboard. Kids would love this for gaming. My grown up son who loves gaming was so impressed with the keyboard, he’s brought himself one. Great value for money.