as my first "gaming" branded keyboard iv been able to get , its not to shabby . really nice low profile laptop like keys make it very nice for those extended coding sessions , can however make it slightly tedious to get used to when your gaming but eventually your used to it . nice suttle RGB with breathing effects . it is quite light and has a cheap feel to it but itll get the job done . has a nice rubbery texture along the keys and the board itself .

the cable is decent enough quality for the price point . decent length so that isnt a problem .

Overall if you like the low profile laptop keys and suttle factor , you can look into a keyboard like this . For gaming however i would rather reccomend getting a proper mechanical keyboard ( something like the Vara ) as you do end up pressing the wrong keys quite alot at first and it can take some getting used to

Okay so while performance wise this keyboard is good enough especially regarding it's anti ghosting features.

My problems start with the fact that it has a really cheap feel to it and keys get stuck a lot. I had space bar getting stuck enough times to make me regret my purchase.

It also didn't even last that long with me, although I am quite hard on my keyboards.(Lasted around a year, more or less)
(My alt and space key started behaving oddly and would either insert time and date in a text field or refresh my web page which made typing impossible)

Lastly there is no real point for it to be a full RGB keyboard since the fixed red stripe kinda forces you to always use red even though the other colors look better in most cases.

If you are looking for a great budget gaming keyboard, I highly recommend looking at the Redragon Vara K551 Mechanical gaming keyboard which isn't a lot more expensive, but well worth the money, it's even my best keyboard overall because it is such a great keyboard at such a low price. (Almost too good to be true)