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

Wonderful keyboard for taking along with your laptop. I have three mechanical keyboards with Cherry Blue switches but they are full-size. I bought the Ajazz to carry with my laptop because, though I can use a laptop keyboard, I dont like it as much. This keyboard is quite nice for the price. though it is full scale on the alpha-numeric side, its quite a bit tighter on the sides. Reaching for the arrow keys is a huge change. I have a picture of it lined up with my Ducky Shine 5 RGB keyboard for comparison (See pics). It does come with a tiny two-page manual in English, and thats all you really need. Aside from some obtuse English phrases like... Thanks for choosing Ajazz AK33 RGB Mechanical Keyboard with amazing and multifarious lighting effect, hope it can bring you brand new playing feeling. It is a good manual. Though, I havent yet found the. multifarious setting; or even figured out what that means. Its a very high quality keyboard with a metal top plate. The shiny plastic under-cover is kind of ugly though and Im sure will get quite scratched up in my backpack. The key switches are very nice, but not quite as nice as the Cherry Blues. I can only really tell when I have both keyboards side by side and go back and forth to test them. This is a very nice portable keyboard to use when you are mobile. The only things Id change is a textured, matte finish on the underside, and Id add a USB3 hub in it, with two external USB3 ports on each side (maybe make one of them a USB-C port). Thatd make it a superb professional mobile accessory, Id pay $100 for.

Headline sums it up. The tactile response is perfect. The slight white glow is very pleasing. The absence of the, in my opinion, useless right side of the keyboard allows it to fit perfectly in my workspace. Whether its for gaming or writing I have confidence in every keystroke. I also love how the keys curve to my fingers. Helps to ensure better contact and less slippage between keys. Im a fast typed, but prone to errors. Far less so with this keyboard, however.

This 82 key 75% keyboard is, imo, a nice little piece of gear. I replaced a Blackwidow Ultimate with this, and am so far really happy with it. Ive got an RGB mobo and case fans, and while I dont have them strobing all over the place, its nice to change my color scheme to suit my mood or game Im playing. Im not so into keyboards that I need specific keypads or switches. This is nice and clicky, and can function just fine as a tiny form factor board with no lighting, subtle accents, or a vomit of rainbows. The pre-made modes are nice without drivers, but the software makes it really cool to make your own profiles. The software is in mandarin, but its fairly easy to figure out. It would also make a great travel board. It is fairly loud, but thats what I wanted. Im sure those with Filcos or Topres will look down on this as a cheap gimmick board, but its really just as functional, for me, at a fraction of the price. As always, try it and send it back to Amazon if you dont like it! One thing to note: 5-7 day shipping for this is actually a dollar more expensive than a month of PRIME, so its a better deal to just get prime and get it faster.

If youre looking for your first mechanical keyboard with a 65% layout, this is the board for you. I received this keyboard a few days ago and wanted to use it before I wrote a review of it. First off, the keyboard came much sooner than expected which was great. When it arrived, the keyboard was held in its box by some thick sturdy foam and wrapped in a soft flexible plastic to keep it scratch free. After I pulled the keyboard out, I saw that it came with a keycap remover and a brush to help you clean in between the keys which was a nice plus. The cable that it comes with is also really high quality. They use their own brand of AJAZZ blue switches for the majority of the keyboard with the space bar, left shit, backspace, and enter using their purple switch which I think is similar to a brown switch. The stabilizers on the keyboard really help give those four keys a nice deep sound to them which is very soothing to listen too. The lighting is really just a cherry on top with this keyboard between all the modes and the four profiles that you can setup to look however you want. You can also create macros on this board. With how the keyboard is laid out, it will take some time to get used to using it. The right shift is only 1.25u which was a bit weird at first, but I adjusted just fine. Overall: 10/10

I originally got this keyboard as a backup just incase because the price was good. I am a pc gamer and i have spent $150 on keyboards in the past from razer, corsair and logitech. but let me tell you, this is the one. In my opinion, this keyboard is better then the ducky mini can go up to $200 USD. If you are on a budget, or even just want a good mini keyboard, this is the one. The qualitity is perfect, once again topping expensive known brands. You wont be disappointed. The SINGULAR complaint i have is that the caps lock light is red and a little ugly but that is such a minor issue. Also just incase anyone was wondering, i do also use this for my ps4 and it works great.

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.

A really nice budget mechanical keyboard with some neat reactive lighting features. Very slim design, a nice metallic top plate, and sporting a generally nice aesthetic. Switches feel acceptable although I dont have much experience with blues, no clear issues with uneven actuation or anything like that. If this keyboard came with a logo-less space bar and a full-size right shift it would be the best in its category by far.

I cannot tell this keyboard is significantly shorter than my full sized. I have big hands and this keyboard feels great. The switches are crisp and the key presses feel purposeful. The layout of the keys may take some getting used to but I find the large delete and escape keys enjoyable and the arrow keys can be manipulated with my pinky from the home row. The function key placement is a little strange but as often as I use that key and its locality to the function keys makes sense and I expect to adjust and enjoy this feature as well. The backlight is strong but tuneable. This keyboard fits in an Amazon Basics laptop bag that I carry my Chromebook inside. This is the price and quality all mechanical keyboards should aim for. There are markings on the j and f keys which are not visible in the images but allow for touch typing. If you read this comment this far just buy it. Update: this is the perfect keyboard if you want to program as a touch typist as fast as possible. I can speed type while programming (including special characters and symbols) in Dvorak keyboard layout, not having to move to a numpad and being able to reach every key from the home row is what makes this possible. The tactile and clicky feedback also help to memorize the keyboard and flow when typing.

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.

For the price and my needs, I wanted a tenkey-less (TKL - no numeric keypad) keyboard to be able to work from home, without clicky switches. I tried a few, and they all disappointed in a number of ways, but this one does the job just as one expects. The keys and switches feel nice, easy to pull off if you want to add dampening rings, no excessive (or obnoxious) backlight patterns. Very nice, simple, and functional. What more could one ask for, particularly in this price range!