CHERRY MX BOARD 1.0 BACKLIGHT USB Keyboard with BROWN SWITCH (UK)

First, The Bad: I don't like the logo on the front much. The Good: the included wrist rest maybe plastic but looks unobtrusive and attaches to the front covering the Cherry logo. Mechanical keyboards tend to be quite high, so the inclusion of a wrist rest is thoughtful. The white keyboard backlight works well, and the keyboard feels rigid. The keys feel smooth and well defined. The Cherry Brown switches are satisfying to type on - perhaps not as smooth or "tactile" as Gateron Browns (which I have elsewhere), but less key wobble and I think they bottom out better, hence perhaps more satisfying overall.

One of the few boards with Cherry MX Brown switches that have been in stock since the pandemic started. As you can expect from Cherry it is well built and works amazingly

This is a really good mechanical keyboard, i like how it feels with these brown MX switches, i feel like i can type much faster, it is a bit loud so try not to write your e-mails late night with your partner sleeping next to you. The cherry key located at the top right corner is very useful blocking the windows key and some commands. The NUM, CAPS & Windows key LEDs are brighter than on the other keys when you dim them down. If you look at the keyboard from a very low angle you can see the 3 LEDs on the space bar so it might be distracting, but only from very low angles.

I am very pleased with this keyboard. It feels robust, with a positive key action, helpful illumination (with no gimics - just illuminated in the one colour that is adjustable). The wrist support is helpful, though I don't tend to use it so much with my style of typing. I bought it to help me with a large document I am producing and it is proving itself immensely helpful in that task. A bit more than I'd usually pay for a keyboard but then this is an excellent keyboard.