Cosmic Byte CB-GK-40 Artemis 3 Modes WiFi + Bluetooth + Wired Mechanical Keyboard with Outemu Blue Swappable Switches, Software Support, 1000Hz Polling Rate (Black)

Looks good, feels good. Has 3 Modes, and I have been using this for 2 weeks now without charging and it still works. If you're a person that uses function keys frequently then this maybe isn't for you other than that everything's good

I am using from last 3 weeks , not heavily but office work for typing, and it is working as expected even battery life is good and in one charge it is working approax one week. I will return after few months and increase or decrease review point as per performance.

If you see this comment, I would urge you to buy this keyboard as I am the first customer to buy so in India (i think) and I do not regret buying it at 2900 (first day offer) . I am a tight budget college college student/coder and I really like this keyboard for its compatibility, it's portability and it's customizibility . The outemu blue switches are not that loud as said by social media as I don't hear heavy noise except the perfect switch sounds and if you want another switches (AKKO.3 yellow cream switches are my favourite), you can swap it since the entire keyboard is hot-swappable It's better than redragon fizz k616 wireless as that does not have arrow keys and royal kludge is WAY EXPENSIVE

After ten days of using this keyboard, I'm thoroughly impressed. The compact size makes it incredibly portable and frees up valuable desk space, which is perfect for my minimalist setup. The typing experience is fantastic thanks to the blue mechanical switches that provide a satisfying clicky feel. The per-key RGB lighting adds a nice touch of personality, and the real star of the show is the wireless connectivity. No more dongles or cables cluttering my workspace - just pure Bluetooth freedom. The battery life is also promising, lasting ten days on a single charge with 80% still remaining. Overall, this keyboard offers excellent value for the money, and I highly recommend it for anyone who prioritizes a compact, tactile typing experience with the convenience of going wireless. BTW this is the same Artemis keyboard but with the wireless connectivity...✌️

My primary requirements were a wireless mechanical keyboard with arrow and media buttons. This was the only product in my budget of 3k that fulfilled all the requirements. I don't use it for gaming so cannot comment on the lag or lack thereof. Pros 1. Solid build quality 2. Good key travel 3. Option to swap with red switches etc. 4. You can assign individual key its RGB color, which is great. A use case of this feature for me would be lighting up only the media buttons (space, mute, volume up & down, F, Esc, etc.) and turning off the light on rest of the keys while consuming media at night. 4. Each key can be customized. For e.g. I converted the PgUp & PgDn keys into Volume up and Volume down by default. And changed the top right (squiggle) key as mute button. 5. Absolutely no issues with the software, had some trouble trying to find the relevant software on their website initially though. Cons 1. The battery on this keyboard lasts a day and a half. I'm having to put it on charge overnight every night. It is not a light keyboard by any means, They could have put a bigger battery that lasted at least 3-4 days at a stretch. 2. I wanted a keyboard with light colored keycaps, I'm not a gamer, I don't like the black themed keyboards that much, however since the pros outweighed the cons for me, I went ahead and bought this one.

best product for price i have paid for the keyboard 2810 i rgb is too good in such price is worth it every penny spent is recovered

Really gud

Overall typing feel is good. But there is constant humming sound coming through the keyboard and in night it feels weird, kind of like a light headache. So I will say please avoid this if you can.