Sharkoon Tactix Gaming Keyboard (000SKTK)

Very glad that I took the other reviews with a grain of salt. For $20, this is the nicest gaming keyboard you will find. A lot of people seem upset about the wrist rest, and I understand that to a certain extent, but for $20 I honestly couldn't care less how that little add-on managed. I never had a problem with mine falling off or breaking or anything else, but when I got a new desk I wound up removing it to conserve space. The rubberized keys are nice and washable, as they do tend to get dirtier than the others.The very best part about this keyboard is N-key rollover, something I haven't been able to find for under $20. Also, the disc that came with the order allows you to program every key with up to 9 separate layers of macros, and the software's not bad at all. It also comes with a little bag of extra rubberized keys and a simple key remover tool, which was nice.Overall, I have only two complaints with this keyboard. I absolutely despise tiny backspace keys, I don't know why they keep being made and I don't know who's buying them. This keyboard has a tiny backspace key and it sucks. Also, it doesn't have LED-lit keys. That's really it.Buy this keyboard unless you can afford the next tier.

The keyboard itself is just like any other regular keyboard (as i expected for the price). The only "gaming" aspects of it are the rubber keys on the 'wasd' and arrow keys. The thing on the front of the keyboard is actually a separate piece and comes off really easy. It was being a slight annoyance so i just took it off completely. Other than that its just a good regular keyboard. But if you are looking for a gaming keyboard, save your money for an actual one.

the only other review for this product is very negative, and in an attempt to paint this product in a better light, i have written this review.HOWEVERthe product itself is so bad, i instead decided to re write the review to better reflect this product.THIS IS NOT A GAMING KEYBOARD.despite the advertising, this is not a gaming keyboard. there isnt even any media keys to mute sound let alone a windows disabling key which is rather standard for this type of product. and no, just because it has a few rubberized keys doesnt make it a gaming keyboard. this is a plain jane keyboard, no bells or whistles. but you can expect that for 20 bucks right?sure.in fact, the only positive about this keyboard is that it does have the rubberized keys. unlike the previous reviewer, i did receive the proper keys, no duplicates. but this positive is also a negative as i did not receive the tool needed to remove the keys so i instead had to use a letter opener to pop off the keys, no big deal but still kind of a bummer. then, the rubberized keys sit higher than the other keys so the rubberized nature of the keys causes your finger to get caught on them and actually hinders your typing ability.also, the backspace key is so small, im constantly hitting the "\" key instead, its soemthing i will have to merely adjust to, but its a nuisance.also, the peg that attaches to the keyboard on the wrist rest included with the keyboard broke off just after putting it on!! lol, im not even kidding! i would post pictures but honestly this product wasnt worth the time to write this review let alone post up pics of all the things wrong with it!idk, overall, i think this product is below average when compared to other gaming keyboards and below average compared to regular keyboards as most of the regular keyboards come with media keys!save your twenty bucks, get another twenty bucks and buy a better keyboard.

As a rule, 'up to x-key rollover' (for instance on this keyboard, 18-key rollover) actually means "There is a very specific combination of 18 keys which, if pressed down, will all register. But for any combination you'll use on your own, you'll be lucky to get three."This is a very common sleazy gaming keyboard advertising tactic. Which I now know.For what its worth, the keyboard _is_ worth the purchase price. The rating is for the sleazy 'technically honest' dishonest advertising.

This is a very nice product for the cost. I have been using it about a year now and have not stopped. I play computer games constantly and spend the majority of my time working with that keyboard. One gripe i have about it is the backspace key is 3 normal keys big, instead of the two on standard Microsoft and such keyboards. If you can get used to that, it has tacky grips that actually work quite well for gaming. Wish it was mechanical, but for the price its really hard to beat in my opinion. Please let me know if this helped you and feel free to contact me if you have any questions.. Thanks Broc Newton

Just got this in the mail. i love it the way it looks but i went from a big backspace key to a little and overall i have no issues. wish the arm rest was squishy and just not plastic and cheap but extremely good keyboard sadly i have to take off and put on the rubber keys because typing with them on is a complete pain. but no complaints other then that. came in perfect condition arrived decently fast for 2 day shipping. i would reccomend to all the future buyers beware.... the small backspace key is hard to get used to for most people but i just use my pinky to hit it. probably more easier if you bought a rubber key for backspace

The bottom end of the keyboard seems to be placed really high up, not allowing your wrists to rest, however, the rest pad seems to fix that. The resting pad should have been easier to place under.I also have issues of the placement of keys. The backspace key is very small and it's hard to pick up (maybe because of not being used to it. Also when you set up a different key function to a key, it doesn't repeat as it is supposed to like this [ ......................].The spacebar seems too big for gaming, a small one will do.Overall, it works well but it has some discrepancies in the design. User friendliness is pretty mediocre.