FIRSTBLOOD ONLY GAME Ajazz AK33 Blue Switch Backlight Mechaincal Gaming Keyboard 82 Keys

This is an amazing keyboard, it is good for tight desk spaces or if you just prefer small keyboards, comes with amazing RBG which can be customized on the keyboard, also is mechanical which is so comfortable when I play games, I have not had any issues with it even when I spilled water on it! It is overall an amazing product which is on budget as well! WELL DONE

Like everyone else, I watched videos and went through so many product reviews to make sure I buying the right keyboard for me. There is always a huge discussion on which switches to get Black, Blue, Brown or Red? Each has pros and cons. Then there are debates on type of illuminations and sound that the keyboard produces, etc. I had a budget of approximately 100 AED to get a decent keyboard and I wanted it to be light weight and not too loud. This keyboard fits the bill perfectly well. I could start using it from the word go and it much hardly any time to get started. It is smaller than I was expecting but still has a good size to type comfortably. Highly recommended.

it's pretty EASY TO CUSTOMIZE AND MOD, I've bandaid and tape modded the keyboard. would've loved to be able to swap the switches for it but it ISNT HOTSWAPPABLE. EDIT : Found out today that the original AJAZZ ak33 has a blue or black pcb, which allows it to be customized on the ajazz app, but if you have a orange pcb you wont be able to use the app and im not sure if theres an alternative app, but its really no biggie as there is so many customizations already planted on the keyboard. Looks : it has a sleek look, I love how the metal combines with the glossy plastic, and it is like smoothened on the front back and sides, great looks. bottom is not that great as its just glossy plastic but you won't be looking at the bottom when using it. ALTHOUGH PLASTIC ITS STILL VERY STURDY AND HAS GOOD BUILD QUALITY, I tried bending it with all the force I have, doesnt budge. RGB : If you're into rgb there's soo many modes, From static rgb to a "ripple" effect where when you press a key it makes a wave on the keyboard, to where the full keyboard has different colors and they move. if you want to dig deeper into rgb I suggest just going to youtube and watching the reviews, there's like more than 10 if I'm not mistaken. Switches: the switches are "Zorro Black Switches" (A clone of cherry mx) they're still pretty good and they don't feel incredibly heavy, unless you're 4 years old you won't get fatigued from the black switches. Software : it's very easy to find, and the website and software itself feels sketchy and sometimes have English and sometimes what I'm assuming is chinese, but from my knowledge YOU DO NOT NEED THE SOFTWARE, if you need to remap the keys I'd strongly recommend a third party app like "SharpKeys" misc. : Cable feels decent, it's pretty long and you can just simply replace it if you don't like it. Keycaps are good and have a closer to normal font, but instead of using O or 0 they use ( ) which is something that catches the eye. the multiple function keycaps rgb on the second place (for example F1 ->F12 don't have rgb) I'm pretty sure they just printed the secondary on. I do wish sometimes on the space bar instead of adding they're brand name to it, to just leave it blank. leaving it blank makes it look so much better instead of a big "AJAZZ" on the top right of the space bar. the keycaps have a great feeling to the fingers on them, I'm not sure how to explain it but it's pretty common on every keyboard TBH. keyboard came with a keycap puller. too long ; didn't read: Easy to customize and mod not hot swappable sleek but glossy plastic look Good build quality (full force twisting it an it wont bend) switches are clones of Cherry Mx but work the same way, I bought the blacks and got the blacks. not fatiguing to the fingers unless you're 4 years old. RGB : Bright and good, multiple modes (watch YouTube reviews if you want to know more)

This is such an amazing keyboard I loved it it was the perfect size and has a really soothing clicky sound at first I didn’t know if it worked because I tried it on a Apple cable but it didn’t work so u must try it on the ps4 or the pc cuz a cable won’t handle it but the modes are so nice my favorite is when you click a key it lights up but they’re a lot more modes that are really good too

Don't buy blue switches, it's very loud. I stopped using it after two weeks because I couldn't take it anymore

Which to buy blue or black switches? I am new to this but here is what I found better. If you want to game it is better to have black switches due to its linearity. It will not have a loud click sound. blue switches are best for typing. They are clicky and have a loud sound. The blue switches need to be pressed longer so it will not be the best at response for gaming. Best purchase for a reasonable priced keyboard. In case you don't know there a software you can install from the ajazz website that can control the lights on the keyboard. I searched a lot for it. The name of the driver on their website is ajazz mechanical keyboard type C. I tried many drivers non work except this one.

Descriptions matched, very quiet and subtle feel. This is my first time seeing black mechanical switches. To be honest I was expecting it not be for not reason lol. But yeah the mechanical switches are really black. The layout of the overall keyboard is very weird personally for me since I am not used to 60% type of keyboard just like this. To conclude, I would say it is worth my money and I hope it lasts long as I am a hard typer/gamer. Cheers everyone.

Firstly the pros: It's cheap for what is a really well built mechanical keyboard. Comes with full RGB and also has a USB C port for power. Buttons are clicky and very responsive despite the price and the small size means it can fit even on small desks. Keycaps can be removed and exchanged if needed too. Build is also very solid with little to no flex. Now for the cons: Doesn't come with a wrist rest. The RGB while customizable doesn't come with a software to tune it. If you're looking to sync your lighting with other devices then looks elsewhere as this can allow for it but doing so is a lengthy and tiresome process of trial and error. The deck on which the keys and switches rest is this weird material with a finish I am not a fan of. Lack of wireless support considering the interior has space for a battery and receiver Overall very solid keyboard for those looking for something budget that is of good quality for the price. I'd buy a wireless version of this if they sold it and would also appreciate a software to tune the RGB lighting as doing it on the keyboard manually is rather annoying