AJAZZ AK820 Wired Mechanical Keyboard,Full-key Hot-Swappable Gasket Mount Gaming keyboard White Light 75% Layout 81 Keys with CNC Knob,PBT Keycaps,Poron Foam-Grey White Yellow

The media could not be loaded. great quality. very clicky and creamy. there are 3 colour modes. :3

Build quality? Perfect. You might need to change keyboard layout settings on windows to US. No expenses spares in only the most important departments here, making it incredibly good value.I personally do not like the linears, I prefer tactiles, but they're better than membranes in any case.Highly recommend for anyone who wants top tier keyboard quality with minimal cost, by comparison to membrane

Its okay, does the job. Good quality only disappointed with the font. Pictures can be misleading it gives you a 1900’s font keys. Also keep in mind that it is a American keyboard layout. (Will give a update).

Good keyboard for those that want mechanical switches in a smaller form factor but want to keep the function keys. For the price I cannot fault it but lighting isn't a preference for me.

This is an awesome budget keyboard. They look good, sound good, and the keycaps feel really nice. The switches are also very responsive. i've had mine for a few months with no issues

Very nice keyboard. Great size. Loads of options for light settings. Very satisfying click noise. Works great. Just one important note. It's an American keyboard. If you set it to a different country some keys might not be accurate.

Quality keyboard

If you're from the Euro lands and getting a little into custom mechanical keyboards you might at some stage get an ANSI layout. I also have an ISO mechanical keyboard which is great but for the most part the keycap options are limited. I bought this AJAZZ keyboard to try the ANSI layout but also for the budget price.Out of the box it works perfectly fine. The main case is all ABS plastic, which is fine for the price. It's held together with clips rather than screws, which can be fiddly for modding (I have yet to try disassembling it). There's no Bluetooth or 2.4G connectivity which again, fine for the price. The ANSI layout takes a bit of getting used to, having used ISO since forever. Fortunately I don't type "£" that often, but if I do need it I just quickly change keyboard input with Win + Space. The moon yellow linear switches are fine but too light for me so I swapped them for Gateron Pro yellows. The doubleshot caps are very clicky so I swapped them for some XDA dye-sub PBT caps. All that extra plastic in the caps and switches helps to give the typing sound a deeper resonance compared to stock. The included RGB lighting is bright and the modes are varied but it doesn't really offer me anything other than being nice to look at, and they don't really shine through my caps anyway. The "AJAZZ" branding on the right side edge is big but not flashy or distracting. I've started using this keyboard as my daily driver as it doesn't take too long to adapt to the ANSI layout, although I may switch back to Cherry profile caps as the XDA's feel tall.All in all a good budget keyboard, and a great option if you've considered trying the ANSI layout but don't want to invest too much by doing so.