Ajazz AK820 Pro Gaming Keyboard, 75% Gasket, Mechanical Keyboard, TFT Screen, 3 Modes (Bluetooth 5.1/2.4G Wireless & Type-C Wired), Equipped with Silent Foam (Ajazz Gift Switch, Grey)

Love it 😁.. takes time to adjust coming from tactile Logitech g512 , but sounds amazing.. build quality, connectivity,etc are amazing..

worth every penny very satisfied!

Just received this keyboard and I am OBSESSED. It sounds so nice and I love playing around with all the customisation options. Even created a little heart which is the cutest. And the best part of the keyboard is the little lcd display, you can put literally anything you want and it’s so cute!!! I love it

Bueno el producto tardo menos de una semana en llegar aún siendo importado y llegó en la fecha programada, daré una breve calificación del producto comparándola con mi anterior teclado. Calidad: 9.5/10 el teclado se siente de mucha calidad, y es plástico pero de ese de calidad (claramente hay teclado que se siente de mucha más calidad, pero al doble de precio, así que esté esta perfecto). Software: 8/10 El software es bastante fácil de usar y descargar, el problema es que tambien lo uso para una Mac, y si bien lo puedo configurar desde mi lap windows, no hay software para IOS, (más que para sincronizar la pantalla con la hora y fecha de tu región). Tecleo: 9 /10 El sonido de las teclas son creamy a diferencia de mi otro teclado son switches red de outemu, pero no llegan a ser tan creamy, como por ejemplo, las de unos switches yellow. Estetica: 10/10 Considero que es su parte que más resalta del teclado, es muy hermoso visualmente y no es tan pequeño, pero tampoco tan grande. Le iría bien a cualquier set up y gama de colores. Tan solo al hacer el unboxing del teclado se sabe que será un teclado de buena calidad. Funcionalidad: 9.5/10 No le pongo el 10 simplemente porque hay teclados con mejor capacidad de respuesta, pero para el precio está mucho más que bien. RGB: 10/10 más que perfecto, tiene todos los colores, y puedes configurarlo desde el software o desde el teclado mismo de manera muy rápida y sencilla. Veremos su duración conforme el tiempo, espero regresar en unos meses para ver si puedo actualizar mi reseña.

Très bon clavier avec une bonne autonomie, les touches sont plutôt réactive et un très jolis RGB avec beaucoup de réglage, un son très agréable aussi, efficace pour les jeux compétitif

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Honestly I'm quite pleasantly surprised with the board. Definitely get the Gift Switch version and not the Flying Fish version, at least if your preference is a slightly better feel than barely touching the key to make it immediately bottom out. The Gift switch isn't too much heavier to initially press down, but it has a stronger resistance to being pressed all the way down, and the initial difference at least for me personally is definitely my preference. If you want a super light switch though, the Flying Fish version may be for you, I just found I kept accidentally pressing keys I didn't mean to, but have a much more enjoyable experience on the Gift switch version! The overall typing experience and feel is really solid, one of the best sounding keyboards and over all feel I've ever personally typed on. This is especially considering my previous keyboard that wasn't integrated into my device I owned was I believe a corsair k70 or something similar from 5 or more years ago that was probably worse build quality and definitely lacked any sort of upgradability without needing to de-solder every switch, among other things that are just way too much hassle and when the idea of modding keyboards was way relatively novel. This board, is definitely unapologetically plastic, but for being all plastic, there really is not all that much give. It has pretty much every modern feature you'd be looking for: - Solid quality keycaps and material (at least in terms of sound and feel, how they hold up after a lot of use will need further use) - A gasket mount which makes the overall typing experience feel a little softer. - A really nice typing sound and feel, probably aided by some extra layers of foam and or other things in the board that's way more technical know-how than I can describe, point is, without modding at all, sound and feel are really nice! - South facing LEDs for less risk of clearance issues modding in the future, particularly certain keycap profiles (OEM, XDA just a few examples). - Hotswappable switches! If a key switch were to wear out and or you wanted to change the switches out for ones that feel different to type on, you can do so without needing to solder the switches, it's simply much more beginner friendly. - A Knob for easy access volume control! - A Software that admittable is kind of, not fantastic (and kind of difficult to actually find, I just recommend the v1.0 on epomaker's site) but allows you to change the lighting modes and stuff a little bit easier than following through the manuals fn + (various key presses) for different effects, as well as I believe change some keybinds on the keys. If you are having issues getting it to allow you to change things on the keyboard, note that it has to be specifically plugged in via usb and not a wireless connection with the included dongle or bluetooth. - A Screen on the keyboard that can display gifs though I haven't specifically set that up myself since it's just not that important to me. A genuinely let down on the screen is that you can adjust it to be your computer's date and time via the software, but it is not at all really customizable beyond just the gif option. It's stuck using the 24hr clock instead of am/pm, and at least I don't believe you can change it. If learn otherwise I'll update this review! - USB C to A, Bluetooth, and 2.4g Dongle connectivity that at least testing specifically via 2.4g dongle, has no real world latency difference in terms of feel wireless vs wired! - RGB! The colors are pretty solid, a fair bit of decent customization options, but nothing really to write home about, definitely less customization compared to a Razer or Corsair keyboard, but enough that in general for most people, probably won't really matter especially if you stick it to one solid color. A couple downsides to the RGB is that if you have caps lock or windows lock, or are charging, there's a bright LED that definitely kind of bleeds into the other LEDs around them which can lessen the overall look, especially since I don't believe you can change those LEDs specifically. For what it is, it's a very solid board that I can definitely see myself potentially doing a little bit of light modding with over time as I get a little more into the custom keyboard hobby. Given my experience with it, it's feels like a very nice starting point to learn what I like in terms of feel and to be able to change and adapt it easily over time! It's definitely not perfect, but it's quite a huge value even over a board that's probably $20 cheaper, this is definitely worth it for the over all value proposition, unless you're gonna start looking at more around $100 boards.