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Customers find this keyboard to be a good entry-level mechanical keyboard that offers great value for its price. The keyboard features vibrant RGB lighting with multiple configuration options, and can connect to three different computers via Bluetooth. They appreciate its satisfying tactile feel, responsive keys with no lag, and sound quality that’s neither too loud nor too quiet. The battery life is excellent, charging quickly, and one customer notes it has a 4000mAh capacity.
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JC –
Great RGB Gaming/Multi-purpose keyboard
There is a lot to love about this keyboard. It can connect to computer via 2.4ghz using the included dongle, USB, or Bluetooth as long as your computer is Bluetooth capable. Battery on mine is giving good performance. It charges while connected via the USB cable. The red battery light on the keyboard will light while charging, and go off when full. Love the tactile feel of the keys (I got the brown key version). And keys are relatively quiet. It is also great that the keyboard comes with 6 extra keys (2 blue, 2 brown and 2 red). Also the USB cable, and a key/key-cap puller. The RGB combinations are great, and love the multipurpose volume knob. Works perfectly. Instructions included are relatively clear, and keyboard feels very solid and well made. Again, a lot to like here for the economical price. I am actually so happy with this purchase, I also ordered the Blue Key model as well, after using this one for a couple days.
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Mark Hughey –
Amazing quality budget mechanical 75% keyboard
I’d been reasonably impressed with a Havit 65% mechanical keyboard, and while I liked it, it felt a little cramped for my hand size… So I gave it to my wife to use with her tablet and looked for something a little larger when my laptop began shorting one of its keys. The Koorui MH082 had everything I was looking for: 82 keys with Home/Del/Arrow/Fn keys, Bluetooth capability to connect with my tablet or phone, backlit with multiple colors, USB-C connection, brown switches, and a decent price that wouldn’t break me.I’m mainly a writer; I wanted something that was comfortable to type on and felt good, could be portable, and didn’t necessarily need any of the heavy gaming tweaks like macros or anti-ghost settings. And this Koorui keyboard checks all the boxes I need. I can’t say for sure that this keyboard is going to be amazing for gaming, but for typing, it’s perfect. The key-to-key spacing is good, I don’t feel like my fingers are cramped, it has all the keys I need for word processing, and it works well with my laptop. At $50, it’s not the ridiculous price of a Drop or a Keychron, but for what I need, it does everything.
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Alex C –
A solid deal despite some flaws
When I decided to switch from my enormous Logitech G710+ to something more compact, I knew that I wanted to keep as much of the media functionality as possible, specifically volume control and play/pause, without having to resort to function key combinations. This cheap 80% board caught my eye, and it’s held up well over the course of the last week or so. Here are my impressions:The Good:+The layout is both compact and comfortable while still retaining the home/end and PgUp/PgDn keys.+The included keycaps are pleasantly concave and textured.+The keycaps and switches are swappable+The metal volume wheel has a satisfying tactility to it. It’s not always silent, but you probably won’t hear it unless you’re adjusting it several notches.+I predominantly use wired mode, but from my extremely cursory testing with 2.4ghz and Bluetooth modes, the keyboard seemed fairly responsive. When unplugged, “smart sleep” engages after 1 minute of idle time and turns off the backlight, but conveniently, it doesn’t require an additional keypress to wake up. The 30-minute “Deep Sleep” does need a wakeup keypress but only takes a couple seconds to reconnect.–Battery life seems fine. The product info claims 2 weeks of usage and 80 hours of standby time. Just relying on the two sleep modes, I got 2-3 days of mixed usage with the backlight on max (when in use) and 4-5 days with the backlight on the lowest setting. From what I understand, this is just about average for wireless mechanical keyboards.The “Slightly Disappointing But Forgivable for the Price”:~The keyboard has a bit of flex to it, both if you push a key with enough force or if you hold the board in two hands and twist slightly. Neither of these come up much in daily operation, though.~I got the brown switches, and the typing experience has been mostly good so far. The switch brand is called Jixian, and they don’t seem very popular or well-regarded from what I can tell. These have some inconsistent actuation here and there, so it’s good that the switches can be swapped out.~The play/pause function on the volume wheel requires quite a bit of force, and the click that it makes is surprisingly loud. It’s slightly quieter if you press with your thumb while grabbing the underside of the board in a kind of pinching motion.~There’s no included software for rebinding keys, adding macros, or customizing the exact hue of the lighting. With regards to the latter, there are definitely some neat rainbow RGB patterns, but the lighting settings that use a single color only have 9 to choose from.~The FPS, MOBA, and Office modes, which selectively light certain clusters of keys, are useless but inoffensive~The Caps lock, Windows lock, and charging lights don’t change color to match the current lighting scheme. They will always be the same color (that is blue, blue, and red, respectively)The Ugly/Cheap:–The font took some getting used to. 6s, 8s, and 9s look particularly weird. The print on the number keys is also inexplicably smaller than that on the function or letter keys.–The print on the silver keycaps is hazy and very difficult to read when unlit or lit by darker colors like navy blue or purple. Considering how much the backlighting affects battery life, this is definitely a miss.–The Caps lock, Windows lock, and charging lights bleed into the surrounding space inside the board.Despite my complaints, I’m still happy that I picked this up. There are undoubtedly keyboards in this price range with higher quality switches, more lighting options, and/or customizable software, but there don’t seem to be many (if any) that had the specific layout that I wanted. I’ll take the aforementioned flaws and compromises over a 75-80% board that lacks Home/End keys or a volume knob.
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Suave Nadav –
Wired/ Wireless RGB USB Bluetooth Keyboard – Compact, Customizable, and Built for Performance!
✅ Intro Hook:”A sleek, hot-swappable mechanical keyboard—does it truly deliver on responsiveness and versatility?”✅ Performance & Features:- Triple-mode connectivity (Bluetooth, 2.4GHz wireless, USB-C), ensuring seamless switching between devices.- 82-key compact layout, saving desk space while maintaining full functionality.- 26 RGB backlighting modes, offering customizable lighting effects with over 16 million color combinations.- 4000mAh battery, providing up to 80 hours of standby time for extended use.- Hot-swappable switches, allowing customization with different switch types.✅ Real-World Usage:- “Used this for gaming and work—smooth keystrokes, vibrant RGB, and reliable wireless connectivity!”✅ Pros & Cons:- Pros: Versatile connectivity, customizable lighting, long battery life, hot-swappable switches.- Cons: Keycap material could be improved—PBT would enhance durability.✅ Final Verdict:- “For a compact, feature-rich mechanical keyboard with strong wireless performance, this is a a great mechanical key board that would go great with a RED DRAGON mouse like you can see in my pics! I love this keyboard.
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Arie L. –
I love this Keyboard ! It’s very high quality, comes with change of keys to test out other types, and the typing is super comfortable and not too noisy. I love the round button which can easily adjust volume as needed, as well as pause/unpause. As someone who constantly listens to music, this feature is super useful and easy to use. The RGB colors are vibrant. The choice to use it as Bluetooth or USB is also a great thing. Very Ergonomic as well with adjusting clips to angle the keyboard to your liking. A beautiful purchase.
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Pumi23 –
Die KOORUI mechanische Tastatur hat mich richtig begeistert. Die Tasten bieten ein hervorragendes Schreibgefühl – sie fühlen sich fest, aber angenehm nachgiebig an und reagieren extrem präzise. Ob beim Schreiben oder beim Spielen, jede Eingabe wird sofort umgesetzt, was besonders bei schnellen Gaming-Sessions ein echter Vorteil ist.Auch die RGB-Beleuchtung ist super praktisch: Der Farbwechsel lässt sich direkt über die Tastatur steuern, ohne dass man eine Software installieren muss. Das spart Zeit und macht das Einstellen sehr intuitiv. Die Verarbeitung wirkt solide, die Tastatur liegt stabil auf dem Tisch und das Design sieht modern und hochwertig aus.Für alle, die eine mechanische Tastatur mit guter Haptik, schneller Reaktion und stylischer Beleuchtung suchen, ist diese Tastatur eine klare Empfehlung!
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Mike Gelnar –
Top Produkt, hat Viele RGB Einstellungen, Helligkeit uvm. Einstellbar.Das Klack Geräusch ist Sehr angenehm die Tastatur wiegt auch ein wenig so, dass sie nicht Billig wirkt kann sich auf jedenfall sehen lassen muss sich nicht verstecken tut was Sie soll!
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rory –
I am typing this review on the keyboard right now, and I have had it for many months now. I got the brown switch, and it feels good enough. The battery lasts for ages, and its got loads of rgb modes you can fine tune however you like. It is a little bit on the loud side, but that is down to switch choice and age. Looks sleek, although the layout seems to have a couple keys like # and | in opposite places. It doesn’t bother me as I basically never use them anyway.For the price, you get a good hot-swappable keyboard (5 pin) with nice RGB. Cant go wrong there.
JC –
Great RGB Gaming/Multi-purpose keyboard
There is a lot to love about this keyboard. It can connect to computer via 2.4ghz using the included dongle, USB, or Bluetooth as long as your computer is Bluetooth capable. Battery on mine is giving good performance. It charges while connected via the USB cable. The red battery light on the keyboard will light while charging, and go off when full. Love the tactile feel of the keys (I got the brown key version). And keys are relatively quiet. It is also great that the keyboard comes with 6 extra keys (2 blue, 2 brown and 2 red). Also the USB cable, and a key/key-cap puller. The RGB combinations are great, and love the multipurpose volume knob. Works perfectly. Instructions included are relatively clear, and keyboard feels very solid and well made. Again, a lot to like here for the economical price. I am actually so happy with this purchase, I also ordered the Blue Key model as well, after using this one for a couple days.
Mark Hughey –
Amazing quality budget mechanical 75% keyboard
I’d been reasonably impressed with a Havit 65% mechanical keyboard, and while I liked it, it felt a little cramped for my hand size… So I gave it to my wife to use with her tablet and looked for something a little larger when my laptop began shorting one of its keys. The Koorui MH082 had everything I was looking for: 82 keys with Home/Del/Arrow/Fn keys, Bluetooth capability to connect with my tablet or phone, backlit with multiple colors, USB-C connection, brown switches, and a decent price that wouldn’t break me.I’m mainly a writer; I wanted something that was comfortable to type on and felt good, could be portable, and didn’t necessarily need any of the heavy gaming tweaks like macros or anti-ghost settings. And this Koorui keyboard checks all the boxes I need. I can’t say for sure that this keyboard is going to be amazing for gaming, but for typing, it’s perfect. The key-to-key spacing is good, I don’t feel like my fingers are cramped, it has all the keys I need for word processing, and it works well with my laptop. At $50, it’s not the ridiculous price of a Drop or a Keychron, but for what I need, it does everything.
Alex C –
A solid deal despite some flaws
When I decided to switch from my enormous Logitech G710+ to something more compact, I knew that I wanted to keep as much of the media functionality as possible, specifically volume control and play/pause, without having to resort to function key combinations. This cheap 80% board caught my eye, and it’s held up well over the course of the last week or so. Here are my impressions:The Good:+The layout is both compact and comfortable while still retaining the home/end and PgUp/PgDn keys.+The included keycaps are pleasantly concave and textured.+The keycaps and switches are swappable+The metal volume wheel has a satisfying tactility to it. It’s not always silent, but you probably won’t hear it unless you’re adjusting it several notches.+I predominantly use wired mode, but from my extremely cursory testing with 2.4ghz and Bluetooth modes, the keyboard seemed fairly responsive. When unplugged, “smart sleep” engages after 1 minute of idle time and turns off the backlight, but conveniently, it doesn’t require an additional keypress to wake up. The 30-minute “Deep Sleep” does need a wakeup keypress but only takes a couple seconds to reconnect.–Battery life seems fine. The product info claims 2 weeks of usage and 80 hours of standby time. Just relying on the two sleep modes, I got 2-3 days of mixed usage with the backlight on max (when in use) and 4-5 days with the backlight on the lowest setting. From what I understand, this is just about average for wireless mechanical keyboards.The “Slightly Disappointing But Forgivable for the Price”:~The keyboard has a bit of flex to it, both if you push a key with enough force or if you hold the board in two hands and twist slightly. Neither of these come up much in daily operation, though.~I got the brown switches, and the typing experience has been mostly good so far. The switch brand is called Jixian, and they don’t seem very popular or well-regarded from what I can tell. These have some inconsistent actuation here and there, so it’s good that the switches can be swapped out.~The play/pause function on the volume wheel requires quite a bit of force, and the click that it makes is surprisingly loud. It’s slightly quieter if you press with your thumb while grabbing the underside of the board in a kind of pinching motion.~There’s no included software for rebinding keys, adding macros, or customizing the exact hue of the lighting. With regards to the latter, there are definitely some neat rainbow RGB patterns, but the lighting settings that use a single color only have 9 to choose from.~The FPS, MOBA, and Office modes, which selectively light certain clusters of keys, are useless but inoffensive~The Caps lock, Windows lock, and charging lights don’t change color to match the current lighting scheme. They will always be the same color (that is blue, blue, and red, respectively)The Ugly/Cheap:–The font took some getting used to. 6s, 8s, and 9s look particularly weird. The print on the number keys is also inexplicably smaller than that on the function or letter keys.–The print on the silver keycaps is hazy and very difficult to read when unlit or lit by darker colors like navy blue or purple. Considering how much the backlighting affects battery life, this is definitely a miss.–The Caps lock, Windows lock, and charging lights bleed into the surrounding space inside the board.Despite my complaints, I’m still happy that I picked this up. There are undoubtedly keyboards in this price range with higher quality switches, more lighting options, and/or customizable software, but there don’t seem to be many (if any) that had the specific layout that I wanted. I’ll take the aforementioned flaws and compromises over a 75-80% board that lacks Home/End keys or a volume knob.
Suave Nadav –
Wired/ Wireless RGB USB Bluetooth Keyboard – Compact, Customizable, and Built for Performance!
✅ Intro Hook:”A sleek, hot-swappable mechanical keyboard—does it truly deliver on responsiveness and versatility?”✅ Performance & Features:- Triple-mode connectivity (Bluetooth, 2.4GHz wireless, USB-C), ensuring seamless switching between devices.- 82-key compact layout, saving desk space while maintaining full functionality.- 26 RGB backlighting modes, offering customizable lighting effects with over 16 million color combinations.- 4000mAh battery, providing up to 80 hours of standby time for extended use.- Hot-swappable switches, allowing customization with different switch types.✅ Real-World Usage:- “Used this for gaming and work—smooth keystrokes, vibrant RGB, and reliable wireless connectivity!”✅ Pros & Cons:- Pros: Versatile connectivity, customizable lighting, long battery life, hot-swappable switches.- Cons: Keycap material could be improved—PBT would enhance durability.✅ Final Verdict:- “For a compact, feature-rich mechanical keyboard with strong wireless performance, this is a a great mechanical key board that would go great with a RED DRAGON mouse like you can see in my pics! I love this keyboard.
Arie L. –
I love this Keyboard ! It’s very high quality, comes with change of keys to test out other types, and the typing is super comfortable and not too noisy. I love the round button which can easily adjust volume as needed, as well as pause/unpause. As someone who constantly listens to music, this feature is super useful and easy to use. The RGB colors are vibrant. The choice to use it as Bluetooth or USB is also a great thing. Very Ergonomic as well with adjusting clips to angle the keyboard to your liking. A beautiful purchase.
Pumi23 –
Die KOORUI mechanische Tastatur hat mich richtig begeistert. Die Tasten bieten ein hervorragendes Schreibgefühl – sie fühlen sich fest, aber angenehm nachgiebig an und reagieren extrem präzise. Ob beim Schreiben oder beim Spielen, jede Eingabe wird sofort umgesetzt, was besonders bei schnellen Gaming-Sessions ein echter Vorteil ist.Auch die RGB-Beleuchtung ist super praktisch: Der Farbwechsel lässt sich direkt über die Tastatur steuern, ohne dass man eine Software installieren muss. Das spart Zeit und macht das Einstellen sehr intuitiv. Die Verarbeitung wirkt solide, die Tastatur liegt stabil auf dem Tisch und das Design sieht modern und hochwertig aus.Für alle, die eine mechanische Tastatur mit guter Haptik, schneller Reaktion und stylischer Beleuchtung suchen, ist diese Tastatur eine klare Empfehlung!
Mike Gelnar –
Top Produkt, hat Viele RGB Einstellungen, Helligkeit uvm. Einstellbar.Das Klack Geräusch ist Sehr angenehm die Tastatur wiegt auch ein wenig so, dass sie nicht Billig wirkt kann sich auf jedenfall sehen lassen muss sich nicht verstecken tut was Sie soll!
rory –
I am typing this review on the keyboard right now, and I have had it for many months now. I got the brown switch, and it feels good enough. The battery lasts for ages, and its got loads of rgb modes you can fine tune however you like. It is a little bit on the loud side, but that is down to switch choice and age. Looks sleek, although the layout seems to have a couple keys like # and | in opposite places. It doesn’t bother me as I basically never use them anyway.For the price, you get a good hot-swappable keyboard (5 pin) with nice RGB. Cant go wrong there.
Mattias –
Kanon keyboard och snabb frakt