FIRSTBLOOD ONLY GAME. AK33 Geek Wired Mechanical Keyboard, 82 Keys Layout, Blue Switch, White LED Backlit, Aluminum Portable Gaming Keyboard, Pluggable Cable, for Games Work and Daily Use, Pink

I wanted something like what I already had and didnt want to spend much money. As far as small compact keyboards go this is really nice. I went with black switches, I usually get blue because I love that click. Now let me tell you, I appreciate the softness and so does everyone on discord. Love this keyboard. I did a little modification to the keys so that there was no longer a logo and the keyboard is very clean looking.

Tee keyboard feels smooth and is excellent for gaming and work.

Nice little keyboard, especially considering the price. I like the switches more than I thought I would - theyre a little on the heavier side and the actuation point is pretty shallow, so you can sort of bounce your fingers off the keys, which is nice for typing. Havent tried playing any games. Couple of downsides - mine came without a USB-C/A cable, and the plastic housing is pretty tight around the port, so it took some looking to find a cable that would fit. The layout is fantastically compact, but its apparently also non-standard, so finding replacement keycaps will probably be a chore if I ever decide to do that.

The overall presentation and value of the package are outstanding. I own keyboards ranging from the K95 MX Speed to random generic keyboards Ive had for years. Im quite happy I discovered this brand and these keyboards have exceptional build quality. I really enjoy these for both gaming and typing, which I didnt expect I would as much for the cost. This is the best value option Ive encountered in years and great as a primary or spare keyboard. You have everything you need with this package and theres more included than most other brands would offer. The cable is also detachable and the build is very solid, with little to no keyboard flex existing. Im very happy with this purchase and will remember this brand for future purchases.

* Summary: Great quality *for the price*. Feels solid and looks nice. RGB is bright enough. Keycaps are replaceable. The way its cut makes it really easy to keep clean. * Two things to ding about quality: 1) Inconsistent activation force for switches. Id say the tolerances on their blues are a bit wider. 2) Wiggley keys! This bugs me a lot actually. The keys are slightly more loose laterally than Im used to. In general the switches theyre using feel like the switches that are in my old Razer BlackWidow. * One thing about feel: This is a sharp keyboard. the keycaps have tight radius corners and the lack of a tray means your thumbs often touch the aluminum under-plate.

Ive been gaming on this keyboard for three years. The size and layout were exactly what I was looking for. The default lighting can be cool, but being to edit the lighting through its software is much better. The issue is that the software is very hard to find and seems to stop being able to run after a few weeks. You either download it from a third-party or navigate the Chinese website. Worse yet, the A key has recently begun to give me problems, sometimes not registering input. This is a massive issue when gaming, and I seem not to be the only one with this issue. Possibly a manufacturing oversight. Ive changed my previous review from four to three stars because it served me well for these three years, but sadly these issues could not be ignored.

This keyboard is great if you need one on the go. Its NOT bluetooth or wireless and only works when you have the cable plugged in, but I dont mind it not being wireless. I already like the fact that its small, easy to carry around, and you can you any MINI USB (Not Micro USB) to have it to work. All the keys light up including the secondary functions (Play/Pause, Volume up/down, etc.) and it helps when I am in the dark gaming or watching youtube and need to adjust anything. The tactile feedback of this keyboard feels like my mechanical blue switch keyboard but without the sound and I love that (This keyboard has black switches). I had a redragon mechanical red switch and I just couldnt get use to the feedback and I kept messing up when I type. The only con I see on this keyboard is that they used a mini usb which is dated instead of a micro usb, which most people will have planty lying around. They do supply you a mini usb cable so no need to worry though.

I’m liking this keyword so much so far. It is small in size and feels like very good quality. The keys feels awesome and the seethed that I got was the black if I remember well and they are nice and is not as loud as the other one that has a clicky noise to it. I know because my brother has the other switches. Also the color are awesome there are multiple patterns to choose from

Im writing this review on this very keyboard. Im very pleased with the product overall. The build quality is solid, and the switches feel high quality. The Zorro Black Switches are a little heavier than the Cherry MX Reds, and they feel a little more springy, but they feel amazing for gaming. The keyboard comes with a very respectable amount of preset lighting modes, with the option of downloading separate drivers and software to customize the RGB lights even further to your liking. Ive done quite a bit of gaming already on this keyboard and it feels superb. What makes it even better is the price tag. Im liking it so much I might buy a second unit with Blue Switches just for typing. In the box youll get another nicer box, in which the keyboard is contained with softfoam to protect while shipping, a plastic ring keycap puller, a softbrush to keep your keyboard clean from dust, and instructions. Before making this purchase I made a lot of research, and out of all my options the AK33 won because of its aesthetics, detachable cable, inclusion of function keys and media functionality, floating key design and its aluminium plating. I absolutely recommend this keyboard. Its small form factor makes any desk a lot less cluttered, and allows gamers more space for using their mouse. If theres anything I really didnt like about it was the glossy plastic used at the bottom, but that is not normally visible so its not a dealbreaker.

Despide being cheap, it feel like a high quality build. Switches arent as good as Cherry MX but they are still pretty good and I got used to them very quickly. Keycaps could be nicer to the touch, they kinda feel slippery...and they come out way to easy, if you hit them towards a side by accident that might come out. The back of the keyboard would be greatly improved with a mate finish instead of glassy. Feets feel really solid. And as for the RGB lighting, there are lots of combinations, really nice, but if you want just 1 static color, there are only like 5-6 colors, or I coudnt find a way to change to other colores (FN + F8 chages mode, FN+Left and Right arrow keys change color). Detachable cable at this price is a plus, Mini USB btw NOT Micro. Overall, I really like it I will use it as my main keyboard, but it could be better with some small improvements.