Qisan Wireless/Wired Mechanical Keyboard, Triple Mode 2.4G/USB-C/BT Gaming Keyboard, 100 Keys (98%) US Layout RGB Backlit, Coffee Switch, Rechargeable Wired Keyboard,

Brown switch – brown combo reviewed here. First off, many of these reviews are for a completely different keyboard. Mine appears exactly as the picture on the Amazon website. The brand name is Qisan but the only name on the keyboard is Sunsonny (model N-J90). Many of the reviews picture a 68 key keyboard labeled Magicforce, evidently another brand by Qisan. This is a 100 key compressed layout, which is the main reason I bought it. One minor complaint about the layout is the number pad and zero key. If you look closely at the pictures, it shows the zero key is only a single space and not a double space like many other keyboards. The other reason I bought it is because it is wireless. I have only had it a few days, so I do not have a good sense of how long the battery charge will last. At around $40, it is pretty amazing to have a solid mechanical keyboard that has both radio frequency and 3 Bluetooth connections. My only other disappointment is with the visibility of some of the keys. Specifically, the number keys going across the top are hard to see. I think the back lighting does help. The build and quality seem very good. I like the mechanical switching between radio frequency and Bluetooth connection. It is my home computer keyboard, and I’m not a gamer. The feel of the keyboard is OK, but I am not blown away by it. I have to admit that I have really not tried other mechanical keyboards.

Good for the money. Brown switches feel decent and overall build quality is good.

The keyboard offers smooth, tactile brown switches with versatile wireless and wired connectivity. RGB lighting is vibrant, and the rechargeable battery lasts well. Some users note occasional Bluetooth lag and slightly bulky design.

I received the keyboard and I do like the layout, tactility of the keys, but the 2.4 GHz (or RF, radio frequency) does not work. I think the little USB dongle is dead on arrival. I have tried all the basics, restarting the computer, trying other computers, etc, but it will never sync even with FN+R which is the syncing function for RF. It works plugged in. Bluetooth also works without much issue although if either of my Windows 11 computers are woken from a sleep, it'll take about 10 seconds for the keyboard signal for be restored and functional. My other bluetooth connected keyboards are responsive almost instantly. I don't see a good way to contact Qisan's manufacturer for support and their manual is pretty spartan otherwise I'd have tried to resolve it through there before leaving a comment. I do like the keyboard and might exchange it, in hopes of getting one with a working RF dongle.

Really wanted to love the keyboard because of the aesthetics but unfortunately the functionality isn’t pleasing. I’ll be typing and some letters will enter twice and sometimes a key will get “virtually” stuck and type the letter in until you manually stop it. Wouldn’t buy this again.