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

The whole keyboard is very nice. The layout is perfect for me, as I like a small keyboard, but enjoy having the function keys. The material used is very nice, although the key caps are ABS plastic, this is fine considering its price. The blue switches are nice and clicky and are similar to the cheery MX switches. The lighting is very fluid on it and there are a ton of modes. My only gripe about it is that it was a bit hard for me to find the software for the board, and its not in English. Other than that, great board and I would buy again.

My son is into Fortnite and Apex. He watches gamers online and researches their set ups and why they are used. The keyboard was his last upgrade and he chose this with his chore money. He is very happy with it. I, however, hate the darn thing. He hits a key and you can hear the key stroke in the next county. He says this is normal and showed me set ups on YouTube to verify. He is right. Guess I will build him a sound proof room in the next state so he wont bother my old self when he plays his games.... oh, if it was only that simple.

I dont normally do reviews of tech products but, this keyboard is a steal at 45 dollars. Pros 1. The RGB reflects really well off the aluminum plate that is under the switches. 2. The aluminum plate give it a premium looks and also provides some rigidity. 3. The software is very easy to use, which I recommend because you can make youre own color themes. 4. The Keyboard comes with detachable micro usb cord, which makes it easy to switch keyboards if you have multiple ones. 5. The switch tactile feel is very satisfying to press as I am using the black switches. Very light press Cons 1. The key caps feel a little cheap because they are abs plastic. My guess this was to save on production costs. If unsatisfied replace them with PBT caps instead. 2. To resolve this, I would recommend buying rubber dampeners as this will help with the keys overall fell. Why this is a con, you have to buy another 7.99 worth of o rings. 3. the delete key is on the far right corner which is very easy to hit if you are trying to use the Backspace key. I would recommend this keyboard for someone getting into mechanical keyboard, as it would make a great leap into this niche product.

Ive been using this every day for two years. My keyboard gets a LOT of use, both typing and gaming. I havent run into a single problem with this keyboard, the keys feel as fresh as they did when I first bought it. The RGB effects are very good with all sorts of different effects, if thats your thing. The compact design is great and saves space on your desk without feeling cramped in the actual keyboard. Seriously, at $50 I find it hard to be able to do much better at this price.

I just recently built a new pc and wAnted to have a better keyboard than my logitech membrane. My goal is to have a ducky one 2 mini in the future but due to funds and them consistently being sold out means I will have to wait. I order the zorro black switches as I did not want to have the super loud clicky noise. These black switches are pretty dang good, and a plus is that they are a tad lighter than say a cherry mx black when pressing down I have noticed. I love the compactness of the keyboard and the quality for such a reasonable price. I gave this 4 stars because there are always room for improvements. Trying to find software to download is next to impossible although it is not necessary due to the keyboard syncing as soon as you plug it into your pc and the extremely good rgb settings built in. I also read prior to purchasing how to do the preset rgb modes which are very nice and match my pc’s setup. The majority of the switches feel consistent which is great. I bought this to mainly use for gaming and if you are on a budget for now, I would recommend to buy.

This is a physically well designed keyboard, despite the impression you may get judging by the branding. The switches are mounted on a metal plate and because of that, it doesnt give under even rough handling. This alone made me feel very forgiving toward its shortcomings: First, the software is in Chinese. There are a few irrelevant English words scattered throughout the interface, but they contribute nothing at all to being able to navigate and use the controls. To further frustrate anyone who is unable to read Chinese (assuming that the Chinese used in the software is coherent to those who are able), the layout and the visual controls theyve used dont really even give a reasonably clever person much context to deduce their function with either. Fine. So I take a photo and use Google to translate the interface. Soon enough, Ive memorized it well enough to do what I need to do. I can forgive that, no biggie. Its a solid piece of hardware and I want these guys to feel rewarded enough to continue going against the grain. Second and finally, I am pretty sure that I saw anti ghosting aka nkro listed somewhere in the features of this thing. I could be wrong, because I looked at several keyboards before going with this slightly more adorable device. Probably not wrong though, and the point being that this keyboard does not feature anti ghosting technology whatsoever. This is much harder to forgive because I frequently press more than three keys at once and this seems to be kryptonite to this magnificent oak of a Chinese keyboard. I get stuck running sideways all the time in gameplay and have to give this baby a little break in order to be able to change directions. Ouch. You guys keep making hardy peripherals though and Ill be sure to give you another shot next time I see one of your products. Valiant effort.

Really love the feel of this keyboard, its well worth the price. I recently bought the Hcman Backlit Mechanical Gaming Keyboard. Though the cheaper keyboard is an excellent value, its no comparison to this one. The keys feel more solid, precise, and have a nicer muted sound. The lighting also is fully adjustable as expected with a true RGB backlit keyboard. Overall Im very happy with the purchase. I had considered keyboards over $100, but this is a much better value. The only real test will be how long this keyboard holds up. As far as build quality, it looks like it will last quite awhile.

So the instructions are in Chinese, and being that I cannot read Chinese, I went ahead and used google translate and will now share with you fine people. Thank you for choosing our AJAZZ AK33 RGB mechanical keyboard, this product not only have the function of commonly used lights, but also added AJAZZ Black Jazz first interactive lighting effects, I hope it can bring you a new operating experience . Custom Lighting Mode Press FN + ~ Toggle Custom Light Press FN + -. Enter the pointing Jiangshan custom mode, press the button to be defined need to be defined, eight colors plus off automatically defined cycle, press FN + - save the template definition. Support FN +1 or FN + 1 Adjust the brightness of the backlight, adjustable 5 Press and hold to the brightest or off Support FN adjustment Backlight Support FN + - Adjust the backlight color, 8 kinds of fixed color cycle Press FN- / FN + + Adjust the color flow rate, 5 adjustable, long press continues to change the fastest or slowest 4 speed adjustment / brightness adjustment, the highest or lowest Caps flashes 5 times and exit, all the indicator LED back to its original state. FN + F5 = Volume plus FN + WIN-Lock WIN key FN + F2-Multimedia FN + F6- Home FN + DEL-INSERT FNrF3e Play / pause FN + F7 - Mail FN HOME PAUSE / BREAK FNrF4 - Volume minus FN + F8 to switch lighting modes FN + END - PRTSC / SYSRQ FN4w WSAD Interchange with T! Light Effect Description FN + F8 key combination cycle switching 19 kinds of lighting effects Each of three is a light effect theme, the following order of circulation of the backlight by the flow. Mode 1 with the model of turbulent flow 3. Peak transfer main wish two: [Shuitianyisei] the overall keyboard backlight color uniform change. Mode 4, the light of the trial mode 5 breathing mode 6 monochromatic light theme 3 light to the key diffusion or light mode 7 * snow traceless mode 8 rippling ripples mode 9 Benjue never dust Theme 4: [Dazzling] The overall keyboard backlight for colorful dynamic changes. Mode 10, flowers blossoming 11 Swiss snow spring mode 12. Meteor rush theme 5: [youth] overall key 楹 fast paced backlight regular lighting changes. Mode 13. Dapeng Zhan-wing ° Thick plot mode 15. The digital age theme six: 【Passion】 speed according to the button to change the backlight as the color or speed. Mode 16. both ways mode 17. Zhichengchengcheng mode 18. speed passion mode 19. light off 2 so cycle Its a nice little keyboard, all the lighting modes are fun, I can kind of see where people are coming from saying its loud, but thats probably coming from a place of being used to using those flat white Mac keyboards - as someone whos been using not those for the past 30 years, it sounds the same to me.

This compact keyboard is amazing. The light show is soothing and really cool to watch when you arent using the computer. The keys respond beautifully to just the right amount of pressure. The only thing to keep in mind is that this keyboard is really loud. I wouldnt consider using this in a cubicle or if your spouse is planning sleeping while you work. Other than that, its perfect if you want a keyboard with very little desk real estate taken. Just remember there is no numeric pad to the side, so its not for everyone.

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.