Lenovo Y Gaming Mechanical Keyboard

[Plastic] Great entry level mechanical keyboard

[USB-A ] It gives you the nice, clean feeling of a mechanical keyboard, but it's silent!!

Great entry level mechanical keyboard

[Windows] Great mechanical keyboard for programming. Works great with Linux as well.

[Membrane] Great mechanical keyboard. Love the preset lighting options.

[1000 Hz ] The ROG Claymore II is the best mechanical keyboard I've ever used. The responsiveness is incredible!

[2.185 lb] I love the feel of the keyboard and the fact it sync absolutely with my Lenovo laptop for use on my monitor.

[Non-ECC] Dropped it in my Lenovo Gaming Laptop and didn't look back, I have never had a problem with Crucial memory in anything, desktop or laptop.

[64 GB] I purchased one of these for my brand new Lenovo Legion (RTX 4070) gaming desktop, and it has been absolutely flawless. For heavy photo editing and CAD usage, I can't max it out. Even video editing is now only bottlenecked by the individual programs. I run Crucial RAM in every computer I use, but this is by far the fastest and largest of them all. It arrived fast, and was packaged well. Installation was easy, as is expected, and there were no error messages after booting up. Now, several months down the road and after testing it a good deal, there has not been a single problem. No errors, crashes, or slowdowns. All this for a decent amount of savings compared to some of the other brands out there. I definitely recommend both this RAM stick, and B&H!

[N-Key] I have always preferred mechanical keyboards, but did not require the multiple options and flashy LEDs of gaming keyboards. The Das Keyboard is another example (like be quiet cases) of superlative engineering. I spend hours composing complicated clinical reports. I love the feel of this this keyboard, which has increased the speed and accuracy of my typing three-fold. Recommended without reservation.