MSI Vigor GK50 Low Profile RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, Kailh White Low Profile Switches, Brushed Aluminum Design, Ergonomic Keycap Design, RGB Mystic Light

I wanted a nice simple LED keyboard without all the extra macros that looked sleek. No problems with this keyboard and Ive been using it for gaming. Mostly Indie games or MMORPGs.

This keyboard will stay as one of my favorites I have ever purchased. I dont feel like I have to type like a typewriter like other mechanical keyboards. It has a satisfying click in every keystroke and the software allows for whatever lighting you want. Highly recommended. Oh also the aluminum case is pretty cool, good dragon design.

Better than I expected. Ive used other mechanical keyboard, but this is my favorite so far.

I dont write very many reviews but I felt compelled to write one for this product because I feel like some of the reviews below are misleading. Lets get a few things straight first. This keyboard is LOW PROFILE. the keys are going to be thin. Another thing, these are TACTILE keys that have a nice CLICKY sound. The keyboard is loud. I personally love these kinds of mechanical keyboards. Some people dont. It says it in the description and it seems like some people just suck at reading. Next. This keyboard is NOT all metal construction. If you want a nice mechanical low profile keyboard, get a Logitech G815 (its gonna set you back about $180). If you want something half the price....this is it. So why do I like this keyboard. Well..... there are almost NO low profile clicky keyboards available on the market. I have a G815 but I needed another keyboard and wasnt willing to shell out another $180 atm. I love MSIs products and was not hesitant to order this when I saw it online. There are some other brands (such as Havit) that make low profile clicky keyboards but they have TERRIBLE reputations and suffer from poor build quality and malfunctions over time. This keyboard isnt the highest quality but it is by no means cheap. The LEDs are extremely bright. One thing I will give this an advantage over my G815...... the alternate key symbols illuminate whereas the others dont. This keyboard works perfectly for those who are typing all day and enjoy the audible and tactile feedback of every keypress. I would not recommend this gamers but then again to each their own. It is perfect for typing documents and writing code or whatever it is that you do on the computer all day.

This keyboard has a wonderful feel with real keys. It is very responsive. The font makes it a a bit hard to use. The font should bigger (50%) and use conventional characters. In particular n and w and F1 are strange looking

This is my first 100% mechanical KB. I also have the GK30, which is a semi-mechanical KB (membrane but with an imitation of a switch). I love the feel this GK50 gives; it is soft, smooth, exactly what i was looking for. I dont find its sound disturbing, if anything i find it really quiet (i though it was gonna be louder, so a pleasant surprise); in fact, the GK30 is louder (the keys hitting the plastic KB frame is louder). The keycaps are great, really soft to the touch. The backlight is also great, not dimm but not overly bright either. I had no issues with the Dragon Center App (already had it installed since i have several MSI items). I havent tried macros or per-key lightning, but i guess that would also work correctly... I was looking for low profile keyboard that gave me the feeling i had with my old Toshiba X205 laptop (i hate those chiclets keys that come in new laptops) and this just nailed. 100% satisfied and totally recommended.

Buen teclado, buena iluminación con diferentes modos, cómodo y no tan ruidoso.

This keyboard is as low profile as it can get. The keyboard is very small and very slim. In terms of thickness this is a little bigger than two iPhone x stacked on top of each other. The lights are bright vibrant but fairly obnoxious. (Seriously DIM the brightness or change the setting, this thing will affect gsmeplay). The lights will be noticable and can become a distraction Typing on this is fairly enjoyable, it feels like lower travel and force required by your fingers. I personally think the space bar is too stiff for my liking. I had some issues with the tab button but after removing the keycap and putting it back on it was not as stiff. I used this keyboard for the following games and here is my experience; League of Legends - felt good to use besides my previous issue with the tab button being too stiff on the outter left end of the key. Felt good playing spam champions like Karthus and Evelyn. Final Fantasy XIV - like spam champions in MMO you spam and mash buttons between cooldowns. The low profile keyboard is amazing for this. Although being an MMO the lack of Macro keys did suck. Macros are a luxury not a necessity so that is fine Call of Duty Modern Warfare - playing FPS on this keyboard felt better than my red switch Corsair K70. I quickly adjusted to this keyboard and now it is my go to. Surprisingly a good built keyboard. (I actually saw this at Blizzcon 2019 and had to look it up). It seems there is a growing market for low profile keyboards and I think this makes the cut. Especially with the attractive price (I bought this at $79.99)

I bought this keyboard to replace a Redragon keyboard that was dropping inputs. Ive had it for a year now, and Im still in love with it. Its held up extremely well and sounds incredible. The Khail white switches are a dream if you like clicky switches, especially for low profile. Just be aware that its VERY loud and clicky, keep it out of shared spaces and keep your Discord noise canceling on. But if youre looking at this, you probably know that already. I got this at what I guess was an introductory price, its double or triple what I paid for it now. That said Id still say $100 is a good value for such a durable, reliable, great sounding full-size LP keyboard. Cant recommend enough if this is your jam.

This keyboard is now one of my favorites to use. It offers the RGB integration to be used with mystic light, and from what I can tell, it can represent RGB values correctly. One easy way to check if your RGB lights display the colors precisely is to display some color similar to peach. This keyboard passed the test and showed the peach color correctly. My previous keyboard and RGB devices have not been able to get the same color accuracy as this keyboard has been able to too. I highly trust that MSI has designed this keyboard to last a very long time in terms of build quality. The key switches in this keyboard allow for a perfect balance for gaming and office work. The weight of actuation force that is needed to press the keys allows for fewer minor typing mistakes and typos. I have seen what other reviews mention about the space bar, but a little lubrication could help when the spacebar starts feeling scratchy. Overall I highly recommend this keyboard for all users.