KOORUI 60% Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, Mixed Colors LED

KOORUI 60% Mechanical Gaming Keyboard

KOORUI 60% Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, Mixed Colors LED Backlit Ultra-Compact 69 Keys, Mini Wired Keyboard with Red Switch for Windows Laptop PC/Mac OS/Xbox-WHITE(Red Switch)


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Weight: 780 g
Dimensions: 34.7 x 15.2 x 5.4 cm; 780 g
Brand: KOORUI
Colour: Red Switch
Manufacture: KOORUI
Dimensions: 34.7 x 15.2 x 5.4 cm; 780 g

4 Responses

  1. James Holloway says:

     United Kingdom

    I love this brand, it’s so reliable. For 30 a keyboard of this quality should be higher priced. In addition, the shipping is great, next day delivery for FREE!!

    Please buy this keyboard if your a gamer.

  2. Wong Pow Long says:

     United Kingdom

    I have received this Koorui 60% mechanical keyboard, to review on behalf of Amazon. It arrived promptly and well packaged.
    This is a well built keyboard, especially at its price of 29.99 at time of writing. The keys feel nice and snappy to press. The lighting is nicely done, with the ability to change how bright they are. Personally, I’m not a great fan of 60% keyboards, but my Autistic son prefers them. They keyboard feels responsive to use, and I haven’t had any issues with lag, thus far.

  3. Anonymous says:

     United Kingdom

    KOORUI 60% Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Black with Red Switch – Review

    As someone who is quite a keyboard enthusiast, I was excited to try out this budget 60% mechanical keyboard from Koorui. I’ve heard good things about this brand, especially regarding their monitors. This keyboard features a compact 60% layout that is great for maximising mouse space. The keyboard feels solid for its price. It is made from plastic but feels fairly rigid. The red switches are not the smoothest but they are linear and have a medium actuation force. Good for gaming and typing use. Stabilisers are poor for the larger keys but this is to be expected on a budget board. The RGB lighting looks nice and the keycaps are double shot so the light shines through the legends. A big feature of this board is the layout. Being a UK layout is quite rare, so for the UK market this is great to see.

    Overall, for 26.00, at the time of review, this keyboard offers a good baseline for a mechanical keyboard. While the stabilisers for large keys rattle a lot and aren’t great the switches feel alright and the general build quality is fine too. For this price, it is hard to complain. I’d recommend this to anyone looking for a budget board to get into mechanical keyboards.

  4. Anonymous says:

     United Kingdom

    This 68 key mechanical keyboard from Koorui, as the description says is about 60% of the size of a traditional keyboard, The space saving mostly comes from the omission of a number keypad on the right hand side and the top row of number keys doubling up as function keys.

    The keys are of a nice size with just the right amount of travel, and typing accuracy is good. The size reduction means that many keys have multiple functions that are accessed using various modifier keys (alt, fn, ctrl, etc). These a little fiddly at first, but once you get used to them are perfectly adequate.
    All the keys are backlit with four coloured zones across the width of the keyboard. As far as I can tell, it’s not possible to change the colour scheme. There is certainly no mention of this in the included instruction leaflet.

    I was a little surprised at the depth of the keyboard base. When placed flat on my desk, I found the typing position to be uncomfortable. But, with the foldable feet extended, the typing position was much better.

    The keyboard claims to be “waterproof, with a design that quickly drains accidental spills” I didn’t put this to the test. The instruction book also claims that the keyboard is “quiet” in use. Now I know this is entirely subjective, but I would not class this as a quiet keyboard, I don’t think many mechanical keyboards can be classed as quiet, certainly not when compared to a membrane-based keyboard on a laptop, for example.

    Connectivity is simple. The supplied cable has a USB A plug on the PC end, and a USB C connector at the keyboard end. On my Windows 11 PC, the keyboard was detected immediately, with no obvious sign of drivers being loaded.

    If you need a small footprint, backlit keyboard that won’t take up much space in you bag. This will do nicely. This review was typed on the keyboard in question.