BenQ ZOWIE Celeritas II Optical Gaming Keyboard for Esports with Adomax Flaretech Red Switch, N-Key Rollover, Single LED Back Light, RTR Technology

The product is superb. This is basically more better than regular mechanical keyboard. This keyboard doesn't have those Cherry MX switches but the one which holds more durability and provides better key travel distance as compared to regular mechanical keyboards. It life span of the switch is 100 million key strokes which is double of what Cherry MX provides. If I am not wrong Switch is called "Adomax Flaretech", also known as optical switch. More important, the keyboard doesn't carry those fancy RGB lighting. It comes with cool Red back-lit which helps to avoid distraction and focus completely in-game and reach the required Keys without any problem. This product is perfect as per my pro gaming requirement. I can now win a lot more matches without any problem. This is the ultimate weapon to own a game.

Very bad

Edit: product returned as Appario retail sent me a used unit. Pathetic seller. I bought this keyboard simply because of its switches. The Adomax Falretech is one of the smoothest cheery profile switches around and I think that alone makes it worthy of purchasing. But there are a lot of cons with this board, most of them related to ergonomics and features. For me the latter proved to be extremely bad. 1. The keyboard seems to be built well but there is quite a lot of chassis noise. That being said, the keys themselves are very silent. 2. The attached wrist rest is IMO the biggest drawback of this product. There is no position, at least for me to get comfortable with the position. If the wrist rest was a little more extended, the issue could've been resolved with relative ease. Furthermore, there is no flip out feet to adjust the angle of the keyboard. 3. For a gaming keyboard, the keyboard is surprisingly low on features like extra switches for macros or volume knobs. The function shortcuts don't always seem to make sense and the positioning could've been better. 4. No RGB given the price point. (Not that I mind it). Overall a simple and elegant looking board with flawed ergonomics and minimal features. The main selling point of this board are its switch type, which is very very smooth and responsive and can possibly outlast years of abuse.