Uploaded November 2017 | Updated September 2026, 6 days ago
87 Key Single Color Keyboard - amzn.to/2hvLfnJ
Full-Size Color Changing Keyboard - amzn.to/2zNbi42
This is the single color 87-Key model, but they also have a full size 104 key color-changing model.
The Havit Keyboard uses mechanical keys that have a few advantages over the cheaper membrane keyboards.
They last longer, don’t wear out as fast, and even after typing for a couple years mechanical keyboards still feel the way they did when they were brand new. Whereas the rubber domes used in a lot of other keyboards will lose that smooth action and click you feel when hitting the key.
I love how the top of the key is bright and the rest of it is blocking the light from shining out the sides. I would consider this an advantage over the SteelSeries keyboard on my laptop which puts out more light around the edges compared to the top. Now, this isn’t the case with all Steelseries keyboards but from what I’ve seen the Havit keyboards do a better job of directing the light where you want it.
The Havit mechanical keyboard has a 60 inch detachable USB cable which is great in case you want something longer to type on across the room, or shorter if you’re going to be typing close to your computer and want to reduce wires. It also makes it more convenient for traveling.
It’s advertised as a low-profile keyboard so compared to your traditional keyboard you’ll notice the keys are shorter. The travel distance is shorter as well, so if you type a lot, especially fast typers will appreciate the light force it takes to type on this keyboard.
One thing that I wasn’t a big fan of was the sound of the click, you’ll want to keep that in mind if you work in a silent area around other people. It’s not a huge deal for me, and some people prefer a nice clean click, but I think they could have toned it down just a little. Even with that small con, I still think it’s an all-around high-quality keyboard that’ll last you a long time.
International Buyers can get it here - prohavit.com/products/hv-kb390l-low-profile-mechanical-keyboard
87 Key Single Color Keyboard - amzn.to/2hvLfnJ
Full-Size Color Changing Keyboard - amzn.to/2zNbi42
This is the single color 87-Key model, but they also have a full size 104 key color-changing model.
The Havit Keyboard uses mechanical keys that have a few advantages over the cheaper membrane keyboards.
They last longer, don’t wear out as fast, and even after typing for a couple years mechanical keyboards still feel the way they did when they were brand new. Whereas the rubber domes used in a lot of other keyboards will lose that smooth action and click you feel when hitting the key.
I love how the top of the key is bright and the rest of it is blocking the light from shining out the sides. I would consider this an advantage over the SteelSeries keyboard on my laptop which puts out more light around the edges compared to the top. Now, this isn’t the case with all Steelseries keyboards but from what I’ve seen the Havit keyboards do a better job of directing the light where you want it.
The Havit mechanical keyboard has a 60 inch detachable USB cable which is great in case you want something longer to type on across the room, or shorter if you’re going to be typing close to your computer and want to reduce wires. It also makes it more convenient for traveling.
It’s advertised as a low-profile keyboard so compared to your traditional keyboard you’ll notice the keys are shorter. The travel distance is shorter as well, so if you type a lot, especially fast typers will appreciate the light force it takes to type on this keyboard.
One thing that I wasn’t a big fan of was the sound of the click, you’ll want to keep that in mind if you work in a silent area around other people. It’s not a huge deal for me, and some people prefer a nice clean click, but I think they could have toned it down just a little. Even with that small con, I still think it’s an all-around high-quality keyboard that’ll last you a long time.
International Buyers can get it here - prohavit.com/products/hv-kb390l-low-profile-mechanical-keyboard
