The keyboard is incredible. It's worth its money but something that might have happened only to me. The windows button became alt and the alt became the windows key. This has now been fixed without me doing anything. Right now, I'm typing with this keyboard.

Indeed quite nice, but for 10-20 euros more you can buy a Redragon, so it's a somewhat average choice and since you already see wireless mechanical gaming keyboards, well, nothing will happen if you slightly increase the budget. If it was 10 euros less, then I would only recommend it.

A sympathetic keyboard with some positive and negative things, but noticeable -

Positive -
1) It is wireless, small in size, mechanical, and with a sympathetic chassis construction (it seems quite durable from the few days I have it)
2) It has colored LEDs that blink without the use of programs in the operating system and a heavy management suite, such as Corsair iCue
3) Cables for charging and a Bluetooth adapter are provided, but it can also be used via USB without the provided adapter (for example, if you already have a Bluetooth adapter on your machine, it will detect it without the provided one)
4) It is relatively economical for the whole package as a value-for-money proposition (I bought it for 60E), but on the other hand, if someone searches more, they may find better or higher-quality options

Negative -
1) Mediocre user experience - some switches stick a bit on the rebound after pressing - this may be something that will be corrected with use (wear in a certain area that sticks), but for a new product, it is not a pleasant image
2) The lighting LEDs are NOT RGB, but they are divided into segmented areas (some are red, then yellow, some others green and blue, for example) and they blink according to the selected effect - the box is advertised differently (under the meaning that it has Red & Green & Blue LEDs) and you get the impression that, for example, the same button will alternate between many color shades, but it doesn't work like that from what I've seen - you just realize that they do a glowing, rainbow, or breathing effect trick (or something else among the different lighting settings it has) between the standards > unless someone else has found a way that works differently
3) The first battery autonomy tests were not satisfactory (it discharged after a few hours), but this may be due to the fact that it is still in its early uses/charges - I reserve judgment
4) The feel of the switches is expected - they are blue switches, so there is noise when pressed, and I believe that the key travel distance is also somewhat mediocre - Also, some buttons require getting used to because their size and position/arrangement are different from the rest of the conventional keyboards

Overall, I recommend it to people looking for a relatively affordable wireless, illuminated, mechanical, compact keyboard, who are willing to compromise on build quality, key feel, and (possibly) autonomy - These in a package that costs a moderate/sympathetic price and don't want to dig too deep, maybe it's OK because it takes up very little space on a desk... for demanding and experienced users > NO, because they will prefer to spend more money to invest in truly quality features, you can't have it all!