You probably agree that the keyboard is the most important part of the setup. this one is fun to mess with due to the clicky keys. also great for media control, especially with spotify. Im not the best when it comes to macros but having the macro feature boosts the quality.

I’d recommend it, it’s comfortable, clicky, and a great addition to my setup

The best you could get for this price point. The brown optical switches are pretty decent.

This is an amazing keyboard. Very comfortable. Highly recommend

The main selling point of this one is that I couldn't find any other keyboard, from any company, with this combination of features! I wanted: full mechanical w/removable switch, separate macro keys, numpad, properly backlit keys (logitech doesn't illuminate symbols for no reason), some dedicated media/volume. Nothing else has it, AFAIK! So all that is good. Unfortunately has these issues:
1. No separate mute button! This was one of my requirements. But there is this workaround: using the software, it can be assigned to any button. I used Pause, which is also conveniently marked with an M on it. :D
2. The backlight is sufficient but not extra bright - this is needed because you may be in a bright room. Other backlight issues: LEDs have flicker. One step in the brightness control firmware is buggy (a step is out of sequence). Lastly, no white color! This makes no sense to me - I had just assumed it would have white. Instead, a light pink is the closest thing and the brightest.
3. Every key has metallic 'ping' sound, mainly if hitting keys harder. After about 9 months, the W (used in gaming) has become slightly intermittent - a few days ago it wouldn't always register with light press. So the switches may not be top quality!
4. No wrist pad. All gaming keyboards need one that can be attached. I got the redragon one which is ok but you're always repositioning it since it moves around.
So, If these issues were fixed, would be the best model on the market IMO, and all at a good price too.