AK515 Wired Mechanical Gaming Keyboard – Blue Switches - PBT Keycaps – Pink-White Matching – White Backlit - Magnetic Suction Panel - Multimedia Keys Roller – for Windows Computer Office Gaming PC

I bought this a little weary of getting a relatively unknown brand keyboard at a cost that was cheaper than most of the big brands but was pleasantly surprised.It's a pretty large keyboard. It reminds me of a Model M, or my Razer Blackwidow Ultimate from 2013 in terms of size. The body and keys are all thick plastic. It feels like it has some heft to it. The keys also are tall relative to most keyboards and remind me to the feel of typing on an Apple Apple M0110A keyboard. It is very satisfying to type on.I went with the Brown keys. I'm not sure exactly how they compare to licensed Cherry switches, but while they are a bit more quiet than my 2013 Blackwidow Ultimate's Blue switches they still make a noticeable noise. They are louder than my Red switches in my Corsair K70R.Typing on the keyboard is a joy and feels very responsive. The keys being fairly tall meant it took a little getting used to gaming with it, but not much. It works very well for gaming, provided you like the clicky feeling of the Blue/Brown switches.One disadvantage of the keys is that you won't be able to simply replace them with other keys and get the same experience. The size of the keys provided are taller and different than other keys out there and if you swapped out the keys you'd get a different experience. Fortunately the stock keys seem to be made of think and durable plastic, so they hopefully will last for a long time and replacing them due to them wearing down or breaking will never be an issue.The color of the keyboard is the classic beige, which isn't for everyone, but for those who like the novelty of old 80s keyboards will find it resembles those a lot. Even the Lock status LEDs resemble older keyboards. This style is only broken in the typeface, that has slits in the design of the characters. You can also turn on the keyboard's backlight, which is fully RGB and customizable with their own Windows-only software or through key combinations.The software is functional and does what you expect for keyboard software in terms of setting profiles, RGB, and macros. It does not have some bells and whistles that many keyboard software suites provide now, but many people may think that is a good thing. Finding the software isn't obvious however. You can get it here on the Amazon page for the Keyboard as AJazz doesn't seem to host a link to it on their site.Overall I am happy with the keyboard. If you are looking for a good value in a Mechanical keyboard and like the aesthetics and feel of older 'retro' 80s era keyboards I think it's definitely worth checking out.

This keyboard is everything.TLDR: Buy it. It's worth it.A few months ago, I decided I needed a new keyboard so I started my amazon scroll. Week after week I looked through boring keyboards with boring colors and boring designs. I had given up hope and was going to settle on a $20 find, after all I'm only on it for 8-9 hours a day right?Just when I was ready to settle, I found it. The perfect keyboard. It looked divine - just enough character without going over the top. Subtle yet striking. I was in love. I hit 'buy now' before my brain fully processed all the cool stuff this keyboard has to offer. Let's get into it!Pros:- awesome design with removable cover (that I thought I would never use but upon seeing it in person, it will never be taken off my computer again (except to clean it of course))- clicky keys that are music to my ears (and torture for the one coworker that I cannot stand!)- soft white light that has over 20 different settings (my favorite is the one where the entire keyboard is lit up and then every key you hit goes dark and then slowly gets brighter.)- a volume dial (I've never had one Okay? It's cool)- A numerical pad- peaceful blue color that calms me down when I look at it. I need a lot of calming down when I'm at workCons:- Chorded. I know a lot of people hate chords so I am including this in the cons (even though I don't mind). The chord isn't very long so I can see it being a hassle for some people. Keep that in mind when you order but I'm fairly certain that you can get a longer chord if needed.All in all this is an great keyboard and for only $59.99??? That's a literal steal. If you've been on the fence about getting a keyboard, get this one. I promise you won't regret it.**Also peep the matching mouse in my photo!! It's a TECKNET Wireless Mouse in color Lightblue that is almost IDENTICAL to my keyboard.

This is a really great keyboard for people who are interested in mechanical keyboards, but don't want to go down the rabbit hole of custom keyboard builds. The quality of construction is really great, the LEDs are extremely bright and responsive, and the retro color-scheme is very cool.The keycaps are excellent. It's not common to find PBT double-shot keycaps at this price range, and they are definitely quality. The SA profile gives the board a nice 'thock' when you press them down, really adding to the vintage feel of this board.My only grip with this is that the switches are average at best. They are pretty scratchy and have a fair amount of 'ping' to them when the key its bottomed out fully. The aluminum plate and hollowness of the body means this ping echoes throughout the entire board, which is slightly annoying. So for anyone chasing that quality mechanical keyboard sound, you will have to do some modding. That can be complicated since this is a soldered board, however you can't expect hot-swappable PCBs at this price point.Other than that, though, this is a really great board for the price. Definitely a good entry in the pre-build mechanical keyboard market.