KEMOVE K87 Wireless TKL Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, Hot-swappable, RGB Backlit, Programmable, Bluetooth/2.4GHz/USB-C, 80% 87 Keys Compact Keyboard with Quiet Linear Red Switch for Windows/Mac/Linux
Original price was: $99.99.$55.99Current price is: $55.99.
Price: $99.99 - $55.99
(as of Jan 17, 2025 11:18:55 UTC – Details)
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Triple Connection Modes for Ultimate Flexibility: Switch between Bluetooth 5.0, 2.4G wireless, and wired modes to suit your setup. Enjoy ultra-fast and stable connections with a 1000Hz polling rate in 2.4G and wired modes, and a reliable 125Hz in Bluetooth mode.
Exclusive Gateron x KEMOVE Switches: Experience vibrant RGB lighting with our custom-designed switches featuring a unique diamond prism cover. The PCB supports hot-swappable 3-pin or 5-pin switches, allowing you to easily customize your typing experience.
Long-Lasting 4000mAh Battery: Power through work and play with a high-capacity battery that lasts up to 45 days with RGB off, or 15 days with the lights on. The detachable cover makes battery replacement a breeze, and NTC temperature control ensures safe operation.
Premium Double-Shot PBT Keycaps: Crafted from 80% PBT material, our keycaps offer durability, resistance to wear and sweat, and a comfortable typing experience. The classic blue, white, and gray color scheme adds a touch of style to your setup.
Immersive RGB Lighting and Silent Typing: Customize your look with 16.8 million RGB colors, including a side neon light strip with music rhythm syncing. Multiple silicone pads are integrated to reduce typing noise and enhance comfort, creating a quieter and smoother typing experience.
Customers say
Customers appreciate the keyboard’s sound quality, build quality, and color scheme. They find the typing sound soft and pleasant, with a nice tactile feel. The keyboard is sturdy and well-made, providing a sense of stability. The color scheme is lovely, with nice thick multicolored keycaps. Many customers consider it good value for money and an entry-level pre-built keyboard. Overall, they enjoy the smoothness and responsiveness of the keys.
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12 reviews for KEMOVE K87 Wireless TKL Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, Hot-swappable, RGB Backlit, Programmable, Bluetooth/2.4GHz/USB-C, 80% 87 Keys Compact Keyboard with Quiet Linear Red Switch for Windows/Mac/Linux
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Original price was: $99.99.$55.99Current price is: $55.99.
Kindle Customer –
Very Satisfying
I got the clicky blue switches and they are very satisfying to press down. It makes my university work a lot more fun and less tedious to work on. I love the sound but it is a tad louder than I hoped, however, I am going to try it with the o-rings I bought separately that can muffle sound a bit. Anyway, that is in no way a deal breaker, it has a very nice sound and click to it! Also the board itself is lovely, I like the colors, the font, and shape and feel of the buttons. the board itself is heavy, it feels sturdy and high quality. Definitely feel I made the right choice for my budget! 10/10 would recommend 🙂
Dr. GRT –
Quiet clicky is a thing. It’s now my thing.
Initial impression: I was not expecting this from a budget keyboard.I NEED a clicky keyboard. I know this is sacrilege for some, but the audible feedback is a must now that I’ve become accustomed to it. This keyboard clicks, but it doesn’t clack (if that makes sense). In other words, in my office, it’s loud enough form me to hear, but not loud enough for others to hear unless the office is dead silent – which for me is not a common occurrence.The resistance is light, so I imagine this was made with gamers in mind. I just use mine for lame office stuff – emails and the like. I am used to fighting the keys, so I am going to have to reset my brain, but I am sure I can do it.It feels sturdy, and for now, it is replacing my [El Gee] TKL. I don’t know if the change will be permanent, but I will say had I purchased this one first, I would not have purchased the other, and I would have saved myself $120.It does come with a diagram in case you want to tear it down and then reassemble it – but expect most of the text to be in Chinese. I guess they include this to elude to the fact that you can use this board as a customizable base.The lighting does leave much to be desired. It isn’t RGB, which isn’t a big deal, but it also isn’t bright – even in a darker space. But if this isn’t a top priority for you, I would strongly recommend this brand as long as the quality is consistent. Additionally, the cord – while colorful, is just a standard USB A – USB C. So, if you are planning to disconnect and reconnect your keyboard frequently, just expect to have to replace your USB sooner than if it were threaded / reinforced.I love it so far. I don’t think we’ll be breaking up any time soon!
Scott –
Great cheap keyboard
Sounds mediocre, feels decent, priced well, overall good. Detachable cable is nice. Adjusted feet is nice. Key switches are decent. I bought mine to put some keycaps on.
Andy H –
You can completely turn off the LEDs!
Protip: If you want to completely disable the LEDs, use the following key combos:Fn + Backspace (disables main keyboard lights)Fn + Tab (disables side strip light)Basically, the keyboard has two lighting elements: the lights beneath the keys, and then a snazzy light strip on the side of the keyboard. These must be disabled independently. At first, I thought you couldn’t disable the strip, but after messing around a bit, I realized you could. I absolutely hate excessive LEDs on keyboards, so I’m happy this is possible.In terms of the actual keyboard, as my boy Ronald says: I’m lovin’ it! The keycaps feel quite nice, with a slight matte finish and no feeling of residue. The switches are very nice. They’re clicky as blues should be (I got the blue switch model, not the reds), but they don’t completely annihilate your hearing and annoy your neighbors. They feel very smooth to press, as well, with not as much resistance as other blues I’ve tried. In addition, the keyboard has a bit of heft, which helps prevent it from sliding around while typing.Take it from someone very particular: this is a nice keyboard!
Ken –
This is the best entry-level mechanical keyboard, but not silent.
FYI – I updated my review and stars after more usage. With the rate of technology and manufacturing moving so fast, I was looking for lube for my switches, then figured out I could buy pre-lubed switches for almost as cheap as the lube (and save an hour of work) only to figure out that if you aren’t concerned about swapping switches, you can just get this keyboard for about the same price as pre-lubed switches. It was decently thocky, without being too loud. I put some O-rings on it – which made it quieter – only to figure out that it changed the feedback too much and felt better without them. I ended up biting the bullet and bought really quiet switches for my more expensive keyboard, but if I had bought this keyboard first, I would have stuck with it. I thought it had a really decent feel for a great price. I recommend this for people interested in a mechanical keyboard feel who don’t want to go down the rabbit hole too far.
Jesse Hampton –
Smooth and easy to type
After spilling goo on my previous cheap keyboard I wanted to upgrade to a nicer one but not spend too much. This keyboard seemed a perfect fit and the look and feel did not disappoint. I have been using it for about a week and my typing is faster and the experience of using it makes me smile still. I am happy with this keyboard.
J. Wagner –
Solid keyboard
No complaints other than I wish I could shut off the ambient light around the base.
Frank RodrÃguez Siret –
Muy bueno el teclado, el sonido de las teclas mecánicas y la personalización de las luces están geniales
amazon_customer –
Ho preso quella con gli switch blu, e la ho pagata 50 euro.Francamente, la ho presa perche’ non ho trovato le mie marche preferite, che costano sui 130 euro, ma come si dice, non tutti i mali vengono per nuocere.In breve:Per 50 euro, e’ favolosa e raccomandatissima.Piacevole.Solida.Bella.Pregi:1)Non so quanto ci metteranno questi tasti in ABS a diventare lisci e lucidi, ma per ora danno la stessa sensazione dei tasti in PBT, che sono i migliori.Stessa cosa per il corpo.2)Piacevolmente pesante.3)Molto stabile, in quanto non scivola e non si flette per niente.4)La battitura e’ perfetta e fa giustizia agli switch blu.Niente rimbalzi o vibrazioni o oscillazioni o rumori indesiderati.Solo il bel rumore che ci si aspetta da una ottima tastiera meccanica.5)Ampio spazio (il giusto) tra la riga dei tasti funzione e quella dei numeri, che permette di distinguerle senza guardare.Difetti:Ha un solo vero difetto: i led sono inutili e li disattivo perche’:1)I caratteri sui tasti NON sono trasparenti e quindi sono piu’ leggibili senza i led che con. A meno che non si sia nel buio totale.2)La luce e’ molto poco uniforme.3)Il led dello scroll-lock (qualcuno lo usa?) non funziona.4)Il led del “layout” (qualcuno lo usa?) non funziona.5)La mega striscia a led sul lato verso di noi funziona, ma a me non piace.6)I led hanno solo il colore bianco (appena celeste) che a me andrebbe benone se non fosse per i punti suddetti.Un secondo difettino e’ che le scritte sui tasti accessori (tasti funzione e simili) sono molto piccole e quindi poco leggibili.Gli altri tasti sono ben leggibili, se c’e’ un po’ di luce nella stanza.
Andrey –
Die Tastatur ist das Beste für ihren Preis. Der einzige Nachteil ist, dass die Buchstaben nicht beleuchtet sind.
Carlo Floris –
La consiglio perché la uso a lavoro e la trovo molto comoda e piacevole da usare.
Mónica –
Me gusta mucho el teclado. Muy buen precio y además suena muy bien. Las lucecitas están geniales. Lo recomiendo mucho.