 So today I have the LK1 gaming keyboard from Raptor Gaming. They sent this over for us to do a quick unboxing and overview on. So look at that. English isn't the first language on the packaging. So it must be intended for, looks like the German market first. Okay, so the brand new Raptor Gaming LK1 offers you high-end technology, performance, and features at an unbeatable price. So yes, this is a value gaming keyboard. Exchangeable red signal buttons and a water-resistant surface are the highlights of this feature-packed beast. And fast, true highlight is the fast mover technology. It locks removed keys automatically that secures that you never press the wrong button, even under the biggest pressure of your opponents. Okay, compact and slim gaming keyboard, water-resistant structure, low noise typing and precise button pressure point, anti-ghost technology. Ghost is good because what that means is that sometimes when you press certain combinations of keys, it can register additional ghost keys at the same time. So it's definitely good that that doesn't happen because that's very obnoxious. So what do we have here? Looks like we've got eight keys that go in place of the red WASD and the red arrow keys. And that is exactly what we have. And we also get a key remover tool. Keys are really handy to have just sort of in general because if you ever have to clean your keyboard, it's really nice to be able to remove the keys in a way that doesn't risk damaging them. So let's go ahead. It's fairly light, very lightweight keyboard. And we don't have much in the way of sort of different features here. So let's just have a look at the overall layout. One thing that I would prefer to see if they do sort of a second generation of this particular product is a full length shift key as well as an enter key that comes over here. It looks like what they've done is they've actually put in two backspace keys, one here and one here. Or backspace, backslash keys, one here and one here. The backspace key is positioned in its sort of, I would consider correct location. That is a full length one. But my sort of reservations about that are mostly to do with typing and less to do with gaming. I guess it's sort of less offensive when you have additional buttons available here for gaming for your WASD. Although this one I would have definitely preferred to see as a full sized enter. So the keys are definitely very quiet. Like here, I'll put it next to my SteelSeries 7G for comparison. So I'm just going to kind of mash a key here and mash a key here. So it's definitely quiet. In terms of overall layout, what do we got? So we got our little flippy things here. We've got one, two, three, four, five rubber grippy feet on the bottom designed in Germany, made in China. I guess that's why it's intended for the German market and German, or Deutsch is the first language on there. You know what? Let me show you guys how to replace the keys on your new gaming keyboard. So you just go like that. You find the correct key in the pile and then you just push it on. So these are really easy. Just go like that. Let's find the S. If we can find it, which I'm having trouble with. It's always the last one you turn over, right? Then you just put that in position and put it down like that. It uses gold plated USB and it does have a very flexible braided cord, which is kind of nice because stiff cords can be a bit of a bear to route. So you can see how flexible it is. And I think that pretty much covers everything there is to say about the Raptor Gaming keyboard that we have here. So thank you for checking out my unboxing of the LK-1 and don't forget to subscribe to Linus Tech Tips for more unboxings, reviews, and other computer videos.