I have changed 2. The first one I ordered came with a metal frame, after about a year some buttons stopped working or when they worked they were pressed next to each other. I liked it so I ordered another one which I found out had a plastic frame this time. After a while, the same thing happened. It has a nice feel when pressing the blue switches. If it had lasted, it would be 5 stars.

In less time the buttons stopped responding. I sent it back, it has a warranty, waiting to see what will happen.

I have had this specific keyboard for about 3 years and I use it on a daily basis. I am very satisfied, as it has not presented any issues.

In the first 8 months, the experience was quite satisfactory in terms of key feel... However, in the 9th month, I had to contact the store from which it was purchased because 3 keys seemed to have burned out. So, they sent me the newest version of the thor 300 tkl and we were fine! 7 months later, we come to today where some keys have broken again (randomly on the keyboard, previously it was the w, F3, k and now it's the 5 and f). I can say that I am just an everyday user and that I play quite a few competitive games and that the first one I received may have broken because they may have been pressed with too much pressure, but with the second one I haven't done anything... I have stopped playing comp games and I just write texts and messages in other everyday applications, Well, it shouldn't have had any issues but it did... I don't know if it's the model's fault or if I happened to get 2 defective units... That's all from me.

After a year of use, many buttons show chatter, meaning you press them once and they register multiple times. Fortunately, this is easily solved through software. The main problem is that many keycaps have broken at the point where they attach to the switches, without any particular mistreatment :P.

I have a simple gaming keyboard with red switches since May. The size is quite good and the cable as well, but as I said, it's not for heavy use, it's for simple everyday use. If you ask me if it's worth its money! It's worth it, but I would suggest you to spend 40 euros more and get a better one, but for its price, it's quite satisfactory!

I have it for almost a year and the buttons w d f shift stopped working gradually, it's meaningless as if they collapse one after the other, far away kids, far away!

I don't have much experience with mechanical keyboards, but I have been a programmer for 18 years and a gamer for another 25 years. I can confidently say that I have never had such a feeling in a keyboard that costs 29 euros. The quality of the materials is amazing and the cable is long and braided. The aluminum body gives the keyboard a special weight that makes it stable for any use. The back-light is another advantage, but many people may get stuck on the fact that the color is only green. Personally, I don't mind at all as green is the most soothing color for the eyes. If I wasn't afraid of it being stolen, I would buy a second one for the office.

Very good keyboard! I use it while writing this review, it is not silent in any case, but the blue switches are not suitable for that. It gives you the feeling of typing on a typewriter, it has good build quality, discreet lighting, with practical presets & braided cable! I highly recommend it if you find it for around 30-35 € !!!