MechLands AJAZZ AK820 MAX Upgraded 75% Gasket Mechanical Keyboard, BT5.0/USB-C/2.4GHz Wireless Gaming Keyboard with 8000mAh Battery, Flex-Cut PCB, PC Plate, RGB for Win/Mac (Retro White)

I really like it. When I was thinking “should I take it or no” I was scared that there is was 0 reviews on it? But day before it was delivered, one review appeared. Well, not about that. It’s cool, looks nice and very comfortable for use, quality is not OK it is COOL and NICE! But I don’t like loud switches so I’ve installed my silent and now its my favourite keyboard ever! If you don’t have 100$+ to spend on keyboard but you want a really good one, then buy this!

In all honesty this keyboard took longer than usual for me to review... Why? This market segment is so crowded right now and there are so many great boards price can truly make a good board worth buying or not. I think the AK820 is definitely worth the price for what you get.Included is the standard keycap / switch puller and a basic USC A to USB C cable. This is a 75% keyboard with a vol knob that types quite well and gives you that deep yet poppy sound everyone seems to be looking for right now.Wireless connections were sold when testing both Bluetooth and 2.4Ghz.While a couple of the switches were a little scratchy most were well lubed. Stabilizers were tight enough and balanced well with adequate lube that none of the rattled.Switches are light and very easy to press. If you play games or light very easy to press switches I think you would really enjoy using these.Bottom line to me is this - if you need a nice mechanical keyboard that sounds good, works well and you like the colorway. Get it, you won't be disappointed in the least with it.Sadly if you don't like the color or want a tactile switch you will have to get something else.

a couple of switches failed pretty quick, but easy cheap swap and feel is great

AJAZZ AK820 MAX feels great to type on. The linear Flying Fish switches are the highlight of this 75%-sized keyboard. It has a knob on the right top corner for controlling volume. No keys were sacrificed for the knob - you get a full set of navigation keys, including HOME + PG UP + PG DN + END, which I am quite happy about.* Connection / Battery - AJAZZ AK820 MAX has a tri-mode connection - 2.4 GHz/Bluetooth/wired. The 2.4 GHz receiver is stored under one of the flip-out feet.The AJAZZ AK820 MAX has a robust 8000 mAh battery. This is probably the biggest battery capacity I’ve seen for mechanical keyboards.* Hot Swappable / Switches - AJAZZ AK820 MAX is hot swappable with both 3- and 5-pin switches. I’ve confirmed that it can fit Gateron, Kailh, and KTT switches with no problems.I really like the stock Flying Fish switches. They are awesome linear switches that feel very airy and smooth when typing, and my fingers feel a little bit like they are really “flying” over the keys.* Keycaps - The AJAZZ AK820 MAX has PBT keycaps in cherry profile. I like the putty-colored keys with three orange keys for accent, giving it a nice retro look.* RGB - The lights are south-facing, and they are bright and vibrant.* Conclusion - The AJAZZ AK820 MAX is a good 75% keyboard that has all the features you might want and the highlight is the Flying Fish switches. It has reliable build quality, and it’s a nice, creamy-sounding keyboard that feels well-made, with good wireless connections. I recommend the AJAZZ AK820 MAX.

There are two types of people... those who want to hear themselves type, and those who don't! This mechanical keyboard is for the former.This keyboard is solid, feels good to type on, and is oh-so-clicky without being obnoxiously loud, due to the red-type switches. It's not full-sized, so you will not have a 10-key; but who needs that for gaming?!Multiple connection methods and operating switch make it versatile for any system, and the retro color scheme and RGB lighting make it cool.Give it a try!

In the world of mechanical switch keyboards, types are divided into the "red", "blue" and "brown" types. These are also called "quiet linear", "clicky" and "tactile" types. There are a few variations, but the red types like this one are sold to those who want the quietest, yet fastest key action possible. That's especially suited to young people, and for high performance gaming. I don't think this keyboard uses actual Cherry brand switches, but instead a competitor, but the action is the same. The main intent is to allow you to operate keystrokes as fast as you can with minimum delay, and minimum exertion. The keyboard allows for USB direct connection, bluetooth, and 2.4ghz (not tested). I was especially impressed by the battery size -- 8200mah is enormous, if the battery is truly that size. The weight tends to imply it is. The other outstanding characteristic is its Bluetooth performance - it's fast and does not cause time-out problems, like many BT boards do. Unlike many shrunk boards, the up-down-left-right pattern is correct for gaming, an important point. Note the ultra cool volume control on the upper right! (This is unfortunately probably subject to getting broken though if you drop it.) The colored lights are entertaining too, but a bit distracting in the long run. Obviously this is a well thought out product. If your choice is the Red-type switch, then this might be perfect for you.