Full-Size RGB Gaming Keyboard with Metal Top Plate
A full-size RGB keyboard that lights every key in a shifting spectrum and stays put when you press hard. The numeric keypad, FN key and multimedia keys sit within reach, so shortcuts and number entry are always one press away.
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A full-size RGB keyboard that lights every key in a shifting spectrum and stays put when you press hard. The numeric keypad, FN key and multimedia keys sit within reach, so shortcuts and number entry are always one press away.
Full-size RGB mechanical gaming keyboard with a sturdy metal body
- dim workspace or low-light play
- limited shortcut access
- unstable or flimsy keyboard body
Your desk finally lights up and holds its ground
Dim desks and a keyboard that slides around mid-match? Swap in a full-size RGB board with a metal top plate and every key within reach, glowing in color.
Every key glows, every color counts
- Per-key RGB glow
Every key carries its own multicolour backlight, so the board lights up in a shifting spectrum. You read the keys in a dark room without reaching for a lamp, and the glow shows clearly across the whole layout.
- Full layout, nothing left out
The full-size layout keeps the numeric keypad, FN key and multimedia keys in one place. Macros, number entry and media controls sit where your hand expects them. The board is wider than a tenkeyless model, so check your desk width and leave room for the mouse on the right. mouse pads help if your desk is tight.
- Metal top plate
The matte black metal top plate and integrated wrist rest give the board weight and a stable base. It stays planted when you press hard, and it feels solid under daily typing in a way plastic never does.
Plugged in in under a minute
- 1Unbox the board
Lift the keyboard out and feel the weight of the matte black metal top plate.
- 2Plug into a rear port
Connect the attached USB cable to a rear motherboard port for steady power and data. Crowded hubs can make the lighting and key response act up.
- 3Set your position
Place the board centered on the desk with the mouse on the right, then watch the keys light up across the full layout.
A dim desk, finally lit

The dark desk problem
The desk goes dark after sunset and the keys go with it. You feel for the number pad, hit the wrong row, and lose the line. Cheap plastic boards make it worse by sliding every time you lunge for a key.

The board that holds its ground
A metal top plate gives the board real weight, so it stays where you put it. The full layout brings the numeric keypad, FN key and multimedia keys back within reach, and the integrated wrist rest keeps your hands level through a long session.

Your setup, finally lit
Now the whole board glows in multiple colours, from the spacebar to the number pad. The desk looks like it was built on purpose, and you sit down to play with a little extra pride.
Why this, not that
| This | Budget plastic board | Tenkeyless RGB board | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Per-key RGB backlight | — | ||
| Numeric keypad | — | — | |
| Metal top plate | — | Varies | |
| Integrated wrist rest | — | — | |
| Desk footprint | Wider | Compact | Compact |
Characteristics
Reviews
Questions and answers
If your desk is at least a standard width, yes. The numeric keypad adds width on the right, so set the board centered and leave clear space on that side for the mouse. A mouse pad helps keep the mouse path open.
For daily use, yes. The metal plate adds weight, so the board stays put when you press hard, and it feels solid under long typing sessions. A plastic board without backlight or a keypad costs less up front, but it slides more and gives you no number entry. Spread over years of daily use, a board that stays planted is the cheaper choice.
Yes. The per-key lighting keeps keys readable in a dim room and gives the desk a lit look during play. Office typing runs the same way, and the numeric keypad and multimedia keys handle data entry and everyday work.
Yes. The cable is attached to the board and runs USB, so you plug it straight into your PC. Use a rear motherboard port for the most stable power and data.
Yes. The FN key and multimedia keys are part of the board's key layout, so the function layer is ready once the cable is connected.
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