** 2nd-month update: 1 star subtraction
Hey, I still love the keyboard and want to recommend it to as many people as possible. Everything I said below is still true and I'd purchase it again.
However, I am dinging one star because feels like the battery is giving up on me sooner than expected. Initially, I was using it with lights on most of the time, regardless of day or night (I find it pretty, ok?). After realizing that instead of charging once a week I'm charging the device AT LEAST twice a week makes me judge the efficiency of its lights and battery size.
Also, there is no alert of when the battery is giving up in the middle of an action (gaming? reply? coding?) so you just realize that num lock is off, pull your cable and after a couple of seconds it turns back on. I'd recommend the manufacturer to add a feature similar to the LED that shows the red charging light - it can be used to show a low charge or something so we're not surprised with a keyboard that isn't on.
That's all :)
** end of 2-month update
This keyboard is the only full-size, white keyboard, wireless with backlit available on amazon. And to my surprise, it has a Type-C connector that fits all my other electronics
This keyboard is fantastic! It is very well-build and the red switches feel legit. As someone used to type on membrane keyboards (yet a gamer), I wanted something with a stronger feeling - but nothing ridiculously loud so doesn't disturb the workplace or people around. This one fits my needs perfectly. I still added some clear o-rings to match the rubbery feeling of my previous keyboard
The keys are easy to swap and the white backlit is bright enough for most. I just miss the capacity of selecting the brightness level and saving the battery. Doesn't bother that much if you don't look down while typing.
I am comparing this to the GMMK (glorious modular mechanical keyboard), which costs more than double of this beauty. While the Velocifire does not offer color nor brightness configuration, it compensates by clearing the clutter and swapping the cable for a nano-size dongle. During a test with my eyes closed, I could not tell the difference between these keyboards. The GMMK is, however, a little louder when bottoming the keys
PROs:
- Wireless with no lag!
- Real red switches
- Easy to swap the keys (feel like double-shot injection)
- Backlit is very bright but not annoying
- Pleasant clacking when bottoming the keys
- Non-swappable battery and type-C cable
- Plenty of functions configurable. Might not work with several apps
- Decent battery with lights off.
- Small (nano?) dongle is very discrete and fits perfectly on laptops/docks
- Sturdy rubber feet and heavy keyboard grants stability
- Did I mention the lack of cables?
CONs:
- The lifting lever is very low, so the angle of the keyboard is not perfect for my needs. Could have a second option or riser
- No brightness selection. It's either on/off. Wanted to save battery and still have a slight backlight.
- The battery lasts less than 1 week with the lights on all the time. *I use my PC 12+ hours a day
- The USB dongle has a really thick metal casing, so it feels like I'm hurting my PC when swapping between devices.
*not really a problem if you don't swap often between devices
Please click the "helpful" button if you believe this info is somehow supportive.
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Product Description
It’s time to switch to a mechanical keyboard for office work and typing. The Velocifire VM02WS gaming keyboard features Red Switches, which can give you great hand feels while typing. Ultra-durable keys tested to 50 million keystrokes. The force at the beginning and the end of each stroke is nearly identical which makes the red switch “smoother" and "faster". Red Switch is the best-fit switch using in Office.
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Universal Compatibility:Compatible with Win10, Win8/8.1, Win7, WinXP, Windows Vista, and Linux, also could be used with Mac OS but should know there are some different function keys. |
Endurance Battery Life:Quick charging with a universal USB-C cable— realize typing during charging. Charging 4hrs and getting up to 100 working hours of battery life on a single charge in a non-backlit usage. |
USB-C & Double modes:Charging and typing process at the same time, with a 5V and 1A charger (Not included). Tips: If charging fails to work, please try another Type-C charging cable first. |
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| VELOCIFIRE TKL61WS M1 Mechanical Keyboard | VELOCIFIRE M87 Mechanical Keyboard | VELOCIFIRE TKL02WS Mechanical Keyboard | VELOCIFIRE Gateron Switch Tester | VELOCIFIRE Cherry MX Switch Opener | VELOCIFIRE Screw-in Stabilizers | |
| Model Number | TKL61 M1 | M87 | TKL02WS | Stabilizers | ||
| Keys number | 61 keys | 87 keys | 87 keys | |||
| Switch Type | Brown Switch | Brown Switch | Brown Switch | |||
| Backlit | Icy Blue | White | White | |||
| Wired/Wireless | Wireless | Wired | Wireless | |||
| Connector Type | Bluetooth(USB 2.0) | USB 2.0 | USB 2.0 (Wireless 2.4 GHz) | |||
| Product Weight | 1.67 pounds | 1.91 pounds | 2.2 pounds | 1.8 ounces | 0.3 ounces | 1.2 ounces |
| Product Dimensions | 11.5 x 4 x 1.5 inches | 16.3 x 6.8 x 1.7 inches | 14.4 x 5.1 x 1.1 inches | 2.6 x 2.6 x 1 inches | 3.78 x 2.24 x 0.71 inches | 7 x 1.5 x 0.8 inches |
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Reviewed in the United States on February 21, 2021
** 2nd-month update: 1 star subtractionHey, I still love the keyboard and want to recommend it to as many people as possible. Everything I said below is still true and I'd purchase it again.However, I am dinging one star because feels like the battery is giving up on me sooner than expected. Initially, I was using it with lights on most of the time, regardless of day or night (I find it pretty, ok?). After realizing that instead of charging once a week I'm charging the device AT LEAST twice a week makes me judge the efficiency of its lights and battery size.Also, there is no alert of when the battery is giving up in the middle of an action (gaming? reply? coding?) so you just realize that num lock is off, pull your cable and after a couple of seconds it turns back on. I'd recommend the manufacturer to add a feature similar to the LED that shows the red charging light - it can be used to show a low charge or something so we're not surprised with a keyboard that isn't on.That's all :)** end of 2-month updateThis keyboard is the only full-size, white keyboard, wireless with backlit available on amazon. And to my surprise, it has a Type-C connector that fits all my other electronicsThis keyboard is fantastic! It is very well-build and the red switches feel legit. As someone used to type on membrane keyboards (yet a gamer), I wanted something with a stronger feeling - but nothing ridiculously loud so doesn't disturb the workplace or people around. This one fits my needs perfectly. I still added some clear o-rings to match the rubbery feeling of my previous keyboardThe keys are easy to swap and the white backlit is bright enough for most. I just miss the capacity of selecting the brightness level and saving the battery. Doesn't bother that much if you don't look down while typing.I am comparing this to the GMMK (glorious modular mechanical keyboard), which costs more than double of this beauty. While the Velocifire does not offer color nor brightness configuration, it compensates by clearing the clutter and swapping the cable for a nano-size dongle. During a test with my eyes closed, I could not tell the difference between these keyboards. The GMMK is, however, a little louder when bottoming the keysPROs:- Wireless with no lag!- Real red switches- Easy to swap the keys (feel like double-shot injection)- Backlit is very bright but not annoying- Pleasant clacking when bottoming the keys- Non-swappable battery and type-C cable- Plenty of functions configurable. Might not work with several apps- Decent battery with lights off.- Small (nano?) dongle is very discrete and fits perfectly on laptops/docks- Sturdy rubber feet and heavy keyboard grants stability- Did I mention the lack of cables?CONs:- The lifting lever is very low, so the angle of the keyboard is not perfect for my needs. Could have a second option or riser- No brightness selection. It's either on/off. Wanted to save battery and still have a slight backlight.- The battery lasts less than 1 week with the lights on all the time. *I use my PC 12+ hours a day- The USB dongle has a really thick metal casing, so it feels like I'm hurting my PC when swapping between devices. *not really a problem if you don't swap often between devicesPlease click the "helpful" button if you believe this info is somehow supportive.
Reviewed in the United States on February 21, 2021
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Hey, I still love the keyboard and want to recommend it to as many people as possible. Everything I said below is still true and I'd purchase it again.
However, I am dinging one star because feels like the battery is giving up on me sooner than expected. Initially, I was using it with lights on most of the time, regardless of day or night (I find it pretty, ok?). After realizing that instead of charging once a week I'm charging the device AT LEAST twice a week makes me judge the efficiency of its lights and battery size.
Also, there is no alert of when the battery is giving up in the middle of an action (gaming? reply? coding?) so you just realize that num lock is off, pull your cable and after a couple of seconds it turns back on. I'd recommend the manufacturer to add a feature similar to the LED that shows the red charging light - it can be used to show a low charge or something so we're not surprised with a keyboard that isn't on.
That's all :)
** end of 2-month update
This keyboard is the only full-size, white keyboard, wireless with backlit available on amazon. And to my surprise, it has a Type-C connector that fits all my other electronics
This keyboard is fantastic! It is very well-build and the red switches feel legit. As someone used to type on membrane keyboards (yet a gamer), I wanted something with a stronger feeling - but nothing ridiculously loud so doesn't disturb the workplace or people around. This one fits my needs perfectly. I still added some clear o-rings to match the rubbery feeling of my previous keyboard
The keys are easy to swap and the white backlit is bright enough for most. I just miss the capacity of selecting the brightness level and saving the battery. Doesn't bother that much if you don't look down while typing.
I am comparing this to the GMMK (glorious modular mechanical keyboard), which costs more than double of this beauty. While the Velocifire does not offer color nor brightness configuration, it compensates by clearing the clutter and swapping the cable for a nano-size dongle. During a test with my eyes closed, I could not tell the difference between these keyboards. The GMMK is, however, a little louder when bottoming the keys
PROs:
- Wireless with no lag!
- Real red switches
- Easy to swap the keys (feel like double-shot injection)
- Backlit is very bright but not annoying
- Pleasant clacking when bottoming the keys
- Non-swappable battery and type-C cable
- Plenty of functions configurable. Might not work with several apps
- Decent battery with lights off.
- Small (nano?) dongle is very discrete and fits perfectly on laptops/docks
- Sturdy rubber feet and heavy keyboard grants stability
- Did I mention the lack of cables?
CONs:
- The lifting lever is very low, so the angle of the keyboard is not perfect for my needs. Could have a second option or riser
- No brightness selection. It's either on/off. Wanted to save battery and still have a slight backlight.
- The battery lasts less than 1 week with the lights on all the time. *I use my PC 12+ hours a day
- The USB dongle has a really thick metal casing, so it feels like I'm hurting my PC when swapping between devices.
*not really a problem if you don't swap often between devices
Please click the "helpful" button if you believe this info is somehow supportive.
Only unit available to fit my needs
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on February 21, 2021
** 2nd-month update: 1 star subtractionReviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on February 21, 2021
Hey, I still love the keyboard and want to recommend it to as many people as possible. Everything I said below is still true and I'd purchase it again.
However, I am dinging one star because feels like the battery is giving up on me sooner than expected. Initially, I was using it with lights on most of the time, regardless of day or night (I find it pretty, ok?). After realizing that instead of charging once a week I'm charging the device AT LEAST twice a week makes me judge the efficiency of its lights and battery size.
Also, there is no alert of when the battery is giving up in the middle of an action (gaming? reply? coding?) so you just realize that num lock is off, pull your cable and after a couple of seconds it turns back on. I'd recommend the manufacturer to add a feature similar to the LED that shows the red charging light - it can be used to show a low charge or something so we're not surprised with a keyboard that isn't on.
That's all :)
** end of 2-month update
This keyboard is the only full-size, white keyboard, wireless with backlit available on amazon. And to my surprise, it has a Type-C connector that fits all my other electronics
This keyboard is fantastic! It is very well-build and the red switches feel legit. As someone used to type on membrane keyboards (yet a gamer), I wanted something with a stronger feeling - but nothing ridiculously loud so doesn't disturb the workplace or people around. This one fits my needs perfectly. I still added some clear o-rings to match the rubbery feeling of my previous keyboard
The keys are easy to swap and the white backlit is bright enough for most. I just miss the capacity of selecting the brightness level and saving the battery. Doesn't bother that much if you don't look down while typing.
I am comparing this to the GMMK (glorious modular mechanical keyboard), which costs more than double of this beauty. While the Velocifire does not offer color nor brightness configuration, it compensates by clearing the clutter and swapping the cable for a nano-size dongle. During a test with my eyes closed, I could not tell the difference between these keyboards. The GMMK is, however, a little louder when bottoming the keys
PROs:
- Wireless with no lag!
- Real red switches
- Easy to swap the keys (feel like double-shot injection)
- Backlit is very bright but not annoying
- Pleasant clacking when bottoming the keys
- Non-swappable battery and type-C cable
- Plenty of functions configurable. Might not work with several apps
- Decent battery with lights off.
- Small (nano?) dongle is very discrete and fits perfectly on laptops/docks
- Sturdy rubber feet and heavy keyboard grants stability
- Did I mention the lack of cables?
CONs:
- The lifting lever is very low, so the angle of the keyboard is not perfect for my needs. Could have a second option or riser
- No brightness selection. It's either on/off. Wanted to save battery and still have a slight backlight.
- The battery lasts less than 1 week with the lights on all the time. *I use my PC 12+ hours a day
- The USB dongle has a really thick metal casing, so it feels like I'm hurting my PC when swapping between devices.
*not really a problem if you don't swap often between devices
Please click the "helpful" button if you believe this info is somehow supportive.
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