MK801 V2 Pro Wireless Mecha Membrane Backlit Gaming Keyboard 94 Keys 2.4G/Bluetooth Mode Compact Numeric Pad RGB Keyboard for Home Internet Cafe Game Room Office_ Grey, Beige, Orange

This is the best product (wireless MK801 keyboard) that any Indian brand has ever brought to market imo. I have a nice mini gaming mouse from them too. But this keyboard just takes the cake. I have ordered a second one for backup, because these things keep going out of stock as they are brought down in consignments I guess. Any way, firstly the entire keyboard has lights and not every key but it doesn't matter to me because I don't look at every key while typing, and this static rgb light is bright enough, brightness being adjustable. The keyboard may be Membrane but the key travel is so much that it is as good as a mechanical (i have mechanical keyboards). It genuinely doesn't make a difference. It is in fact quieter, with the same pleasantness. Thirdly, the volume rocker works great and having it for this price is a steal. (This is not a paid review , trust me). Pressing the volume rocker down also acts as a mute button (!). Add to that, the battery percentage is always visible, so people with OCD don't have to feel anxious and charge in advance because they hate the feeling of a keyboard stopping functioning in the middle of a sentence. It also doesn't make that much noise, which again would have been annoying to those w OCD beyond a point. Add to this, there is a number pad (great for calculator) , which doubles up with delete keys, etc, if the num lock is turned off. It is light weight as well. It also works from a distance as I use my pc connected to my TV and absolutely no alphabets are skipped. I am typing this on the keyboard right now. I genuinely cannot pick one problem w it. I don't know what cons i would write (maybe they can have different colour options going forward?) Again this suits my personal preference hence I like it so much. I know there are people who want outemu switches only and every key should have a light etc, this isn't for them. This is for practical daily rough use with comfort and stability. Durability remains to be seen as both the units I have are very new (one I have kept for backup inside, one I am using). The price to performance on this is insane. I don't feel the need for a 3k 4k 5k keyboard at all, even if they have a volume rocker, they don't show you the battery percentage like this. Ant esports has upped their game. This is my 3rd product from them. 1st was a cpu cooler 5 years ago that was tough to install and I accidentally bent my cpu pins (i5 7500) (had to buy a new mobo+cpu) hence I had taken a 4 year break from the brand. But I gave it a shot in 2025 and the products these days are of much better quality, especially the mice and keyboards. They should continue this way.

I have bought this keyboard recently. Its a very good keyboard, typing is enjoyable on this. I'm saying this as a software dev so you know how much I have to code. The volume is ingenius, makes me feel like a DJ. Battery impressed me a lot, although at first when I unboxed and switched it on, it fell 10% from 95 to 85 within literally 30 seconds, every 3 seconds it was falling 1 percent and I got really scared, however, it got stuck at 85. Today is day 7 and its showing 72%. I haven't even charged the keyboard even once. I think it will go one whole month without ever wanting to charge. It has intelligent autoswitch I think few minutes of inactivity switches it off and a simple keypress will bring it back to life. There are only two cons to this keyboard. The backlit RGB is only for show with no actually functionality because the keys are solid so you won't be able to see the keys in dark with only the keyboard light, you will need light from laptop/monitor to see the keys. Second is that layout is funny, the home delete, insert keys are on the numpad and require fn button to be pressed if you want to use the numpad and other keys simultaneuously. Its not a big deal breaker for me but its defintely a con that's why I deducted 1 star. However, like I said the pros overshadow the cons massively. It has 2 bluetooth device compatibility on top of it it has adapter mode as well and a switch button to seemlessly switch between them no gimmick of pressing some combination of buttons to switch which is really annoying on other keyboards. I don't know what others are saying about better to buy mechanical keyboard. A good mechanical keyboard is like 3000, this is exactly half the price at 1500. There is literally no comparison, that's like comparing a 50Lakh car with a 25 lakh car, go buy mechanical if you want but don't do stupid comparisons.

Good product. No mechanical click sound. But very well built. Works as advertised.

Good Build Quality. The previous keyboard I was using was noisy. This one is not noisy. Though its not a mechanical keyboard, the typing accuracy is really fine. A person with proper typing practice will be able to type on this keyboard without look at it. Another advantage is its rechargeable battery. It even shows the battery percentage. Also I can connect my iPad and Macbook on this keyboard at the same time.

The display of the keyboard's got few scratches & paint is gone near the border of the keyboard, rgb lights are not working properly... I've raised a complaint on the the firat day after recived the product & followed them for four days continuously, but they told me the product is non returnable, and the complaint you've raised was denied by the investigation team... Worst support service, never buy this product, you'll lose your cash if it's damaged...

A Great Budget Keyboard with a Few Quirks In the search for the perfect budget keyboard, it's rare to find one that ticks almost all the boxes. This keyboard comes incredibly close, offering a premium feel and solid performance for its price, but a couple of specific design choices hold it back from perfection. What's Great (The Pros) Impressive Build Quality: For its price point, the sturdy, weighty chassis and quality keycaps feel surprisingly premium, eliminating any sense of cheapness. Satisfying Typing Experience: The key travel is excellent, providing a comfortable, responsive, and relatively quiet typing feel that's great for both long work sessions and gaming. Valuable Features: The bright, vibrant RGB lighting and a handy multi-function control dial are fantastic additions that are usually reserved for more expensive keyboards. What to Consider (The Cons) Not for "Clicky" Fans: The keys provide a smooth, linear press. If you're looking for a keyboard with an audible, "clicky" sound, this isn't the one for you. Dongle Storage Flaw: The keyboard includes two sets of kickstands (small and large). While the larger stands offer better ergonomics, using them prevents you from storing the 2.4GHz dongle in its slot, as it isn't magnetic and will fall out. Key Flaw: Note that the keyboard gives two ALT keys on the right hand side but the one next to the arrow keys is actually the CTRL Key with the wrong keycap, I don't know if that's just an issue with the unit I got but you need to check that on your unit. Battery Drain: The battery display was showing 97% charge out of the box, after one day of use, it went down to 77%. Battery drain is high when using RGB lights so don't expect a battery life of more than 2 or 3 days if you use RGB lights constantly. Flimsy Control Dial: While the control dial is a great feature to have, the dial itself feels a bit delicate and should be handled with care to ensure its longevity. Final Verdict This keyboard is a fantastic value proposition, nailing the fundamentals with its excellent build and satisfying typing feel. However, the lack of a clicky sound and the inconvenient dongle placement when using the larger kickstand are important factors to weigh. If you prefer a quieter keyboard and can overlook the dongle storage issue, this remains one of the best options you can find on a budget.

Excellent product, worth for this price. Smooth typing experience. It has all essential keys. Also pretty portable with all keys. Batterybackup is good. No lag. Overall wonderful experience

Muted, “rubbery” sound instead of click/clack - I recently purchased the Ant Esports MK801 V2 Pro Wireless keyboard, and overall, it’s a good product for what it is. The build quality feels solid, the wireless connectivity works smoothly, and the backlighting looks nice. The 94-key layout is compact yet practical, and for regular use or gaming, it performs well without any issues. However, it’s important to understand that this is a mecha-membrane keyboard, not a true mechanical one. The typing experience is softer and more “rubbery,” and it does not produce the satisfying click/clack sound that many people associate with mechanical keyboards. If you are specifically looking for that crisp, tactile, clicky typing sound, this keyboard may feel a bit underwhelming. But if you’re okay with a quieter, softer typing experience, it does the job well. Overall: A reliable and decent keyboard — just make sure your expectations are aligned with the type of switches it uses.