AJAZZ AK980 96% USB-C/BT5.0/2.4GHz Wireless Gaming Keyboard with 1.14’’ TFT Screen, Hot Swappable Creamy Mechanical Keyboard with FR4 Plate, Knob, RGB for Win/Mac (White, Gift V2 Switch)

Excellent quality! Amazing, i love it. Its a very good choice. Smooth and silent. Works perfectly.

If you're an office person or someone who understands that 65-75 keyboards shouldn't rule the land, keep reading and get ready to add to cart.Out the box this thing ticks the boxes, has trimode connection and backlighting options. The programming is the standard sus Chinese application that will set off your AV but if your got a throwdown laptop available better than risking your production system.Included keycaps are great and match the them of the board but LEDs are south facing so side printed keycaps should be your choice if looking for backlit use. Wish it came with that as an option since I really like the colorway.Build is solid, has some weight to it for plastic. Knob is nice, wish it had more of a tactile feel or texture but otherwise does the job. If you or someone is looking for numpad keyboard, and mechanical, and all the connect options, and don't want to spend a fortune, this is the one.

ProsHeavy which feels good so don’t feel like you can easy move it and end up knocking something placed next to itSounds nice for a stock mech. Has a lil Thock lolHot swappable switches - 5pin PCBLed panel and volume nob - LED adds life to it lol love having gif’s running on it and it’s functionalRGB lights under each switchWin/Mac compatible - has a switch for itConnection - USB-C, BT, or 2.4GHZ USB DongleConsCheap usb to usb-c cableStock switches not creamy enough for me and would need to be changed for gaming purposesSOFTWARE SUCKS - This why I gave it 4 stars There is no where in the manual it comes with to tell you where to download it so yah I had to google it but came up fast. Also to make Gif’s is a little process too for the LED panel.Overall I bought this to customize and dress up my desk area at the Office. Plan on swapping out the switches to silent ones before bringing it in so I don’t annoy anyone at the office sitting near me. If you’re going to buy this for gaming upgrade the switches at least since they are hot swappable then I think you should be just fine. Plus I can’t lie it’s solid build especially for only $60(Got it on sale) it’s really the software and stock switches(this my personal preference on typing) that make it not sooooo great. If your not into gaming and just wanna experience the fun of mechanical keyboards on a budget without having to build one and still be able to fully customize right away or later on then I would get this.

Sounds to creamy and the keys are soft - also has really cute aesthetic features.

LOVE LOVE LOVE this keyboard!! The only caveat is that the software to set up the GIF on the little screen does NOT come in a Mac format like I thought it would since the listing says it is Mac compatible. With that aside, it types nicely and makes a lovely sound from the keys. I would buy this product again.

Love the full size, colors, lcd and knob, HOWEVER, the software which you can download for Windows online, shows up as malicious when scanned on VirusTotal. So not something I'd risk. I decided to go with MechLands Feker K75 instead because it also has a lcd (haven't figured out the knob yet) and the software isn't trash. Also, I couldn't figure out how to get the clock reset on this one it was on international China time (a day ahead in the US).

High quality switches and overall build.A bit in the heavier side but not a big deal.TFT screen is customizable as long as you have Windows and download the software.Keys feel really nice as well.

This is a nice keyboard with one caveat: I can not get any 3 pin switch to go in the hot swappable sockets. I’ve tried Kailh box whites, Akko clear, and Gateron milky yellow pro. When I try to insert the switch, the top slides in but the bottom part will not go in. Have tried making sure the switch is perfectly lined up on top of the slot a dozen times. Nothing seems to work. Putting any other 5 pin switch in goes fine. It seems that the plate around the switch slots is very tight. I finally gave up on trying to get the Kailh box whites clicky switches in. My daughter was bummed. I’ll have to try and find a 5 pin clicky clear switch to try. I don’t know whether this is a design problem but I’ve never had a problem on any recent hot swap keyboards getting 3 pin switches in the slots. Does anyone else have this issue? It’s very frustrating since I spent almost $40 on the Kailh switches only to have them not go into the slots. Board lighting could also be a tad brighter but using a switch with clear housing will help. I’ll update this review as I try other switches but it should work with a well known 3 pin switch like Kailh.