AJAZZ AK33 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Wired,19 RGB Lighting Modes,82 Keys Blue Switch 100% Anti-Ghosting Mechanical Keyboard for Laptop, Windows, PC Games and Work

Upon opening the box I was surprised when I was presented by a stylish mini box.Inside came the keyboard itself which was packed safely and wrapped in the company logo.With the keyboard came a cleaning brush, USB input cable, a keycap puller and a manual which was easy to read.The keyboard itself is amazing and I would recommend it to anybody who loves to PC game.The touch is impeccable. The keys are sturdy, not spongy and there is absoloutely zero wobble upon pressing the keys. The keys offer considerably good travel, thus pressing the erong button while gaming is a hard thing to do.If you are one to enjoy light shows, the RGB lights on this keyboard are flawless and contains many modes which can also be changed with the companies software or FN functions.In my opinion it is one of the better lit RGB keyboards and probably one of the best for its price point.No damage was to be found either.

After looking at many different reviews of this keyboard and then using it myself I think this is a belter keyboard for the price. It does everything well, the choice of using switches do a great job of replicating the well known German cherry mx switches. The minimalist look this keyboard has helps gloriously for myself as it takes barely any space on my desk. The wire is also detachable, which helps those who wish to take it to LAN parties or just travelling.RGB lights are brilliang and You sir are in for a treat. The lighting effects of this keyboard are AWESOME and match overall quality of keyboard from brands such as Razer, Corsair and Logitech.10/10 amazing Keyboard.

Seems great, the layout is a bit weird and it's only US layout unfortunately so if you're in the UK you'll have to get used to that. Switches are nice and clicky and the keyboard feels really solid. RGB features work well, the software is a bit but is functional. Just wish they had this in a UK layout.

Excellent quality, with 'Cherry MX' Blue switches, which give a 'clicking sound' when depressed. So if your looking for a keyboard that sounds like an "type writer", this does a perfect job. Its well built, has a good weight, and the lighting is bright enough to reflect off the metallic surface, beneath the keys on to a nearby wall. The quality of the lighting throughout the keyboard seems better than the expensive "Corsair Straife RGB" that i also own, but without the need for any software to make it work, which is brilliant! You will not be disappointed, unless your looking for something near silent, in which case, you should not be looking to purchase a mechanical keyboard.I did however purchase some rubber rings, to dampen the sound of the downward impact, and removing the keys is easily done with the supplied tool. I don't use this for gaming, but as a gamer i would definitely recommend it for that purpose.

Good for gaming but the removal of the backslash key dents me a little from an MMO gaming perspective, even if you play as WASD you'll be using shift/ctrl modifiers a lot more due to the size of the keyboard which can be a little tedious.In itself the size, portability, weight, aesthetic and key presses are all perfect, a few keys like tilde would need to be programmed in but to be fair i expected something like that when moving from a big keyboard to a smaller one.Worth the price and the light up and customisation is nice and easy to understand/adjust.

Wasn't expecting much but coming from a top end branded membrane keyboard it's a big leap and feels comfy to play, it's about the right thickness but if you use the stands it may become uncomfortable, at least it did for me but laying it flat has provided a more comfortable experience.It is quite loud as I do get complaints about typing too loud while using a condenser microphone while gaming. Not good for recording any gameplay either because of how loud it is. I love the feel and the sound though personally. Although there is the issue that the experience others may have may not be a great one.I'd call it a great value for money considering I purchased it for around £30, keys are a slight bit wobbly but that's not something that bothers me as I don't tune in to it.RGBs are bright and you don't need to install any software to change the lighting, so that's a bonus since I appreciate being able to see the keys considering my hands aren't used to the sizeOverall, great value for money for me personally and has got me into looking at other keyboards and to try modding this one a little.

If you like your keyboards to sound like old typewriters then you've hit the jackpot. All it's missing in the ding when you press enter.It's a cool keyboard though, the lighting effects look great, and you can download an app to control the vast array of different options. Personally, I'd make it a bit quieter, but you don't buy a mechanical keyboard for a quiet experience, I think people enjoy the tactile response, the bounce and click on the keys.It's great, but if you're in a skype meeting and have to type at the same time, it makes you sound a bit like you have a problem with maniacal typing.

Overall the keyboard is really good. However, the size of the keys is a bit weird ( small ) and takes u a while to get used to it. Other than that the keyboard seems value for money.