Value for money! To pira se prosfora sta 15E poli kalo gia tin katigoria mexri 50 euro. Ta pliktra kanoun entono clicky hxo opws kai to ithela!

I bought it for €16 on Black Friday. For this price, I can't have a big complaint, but I definitely wouldn't pay more. It's all plastic. Now that it's close to €50 and sometimes I see it for even more, I would prefer the CK104. It's cheaper and it seems to have better quality construction and a better feel. That's what I would have initially bought again for €16 on Black Friday, but it sold out. And the Outemu Red switches are fine, I don't see a huge difference in feel compared to Cherry MX Red switches. Anyway, we're talking about very cheap peripherals. I've had all versions of the CK104 and many other keyboards with various Cherry MX switches. Nothing has ever broken, except for a Cherry MX Brown switch in a G710+ that I had since 2015 and it took a beating... In other words, don't go crazy about Cherry MX switches until the €50 range, and the Outemu switches are just fine.

I bought the gray-black with the lk libra orange, which are like the blue switches, they make a lot of noise, I mean.
Overall, it seems like a sturdy device and heavy, everything is good in general

With the outemu blue that I bought for 39.99, it's a relatively good keyboard with nice RGB lighting, but I am quite bothered by its build quality (the entire keyboard is made of plastic and not of good quality, as if it's worth 15-20€, unlike my old ck104 which had much better quality plastic and a metal top). I think the build quality has also decreased in outemu because I can hear the springs from the switches, something that didn't happen with my ck104 which has the exact same switches but is from 2016. I had read about this specific issue with outemu in recent reviews of the ck104, that the quality has decreased after 2019-2020. In the end, I regret not buying the ck108 because it has much better quality and a distinct design, separate drivers to play with the RGB, and it's usually only 2-5€ more expensive. Also, there was no way I would buy a keyboard for over 60€ from motorspeed, at these prices we can still get Logitech, Razer, HyperX for 30-50€

The Outemu Blue switches simply don't perform well.

Compared to the Kaih White switches I had (CK98), they are much better, although I would have liked a better wrist support.

Nevertheless, it is a very good budget mechanical keyboard, as Motospeed has taught us.

I recommend it for endless hours of typing.