IROK AL87Pro Aluminum CNC Frame, Bluetooth/USB/2.4G, Wireless RGB Mechanical Keyboard, 80% TKL Gaming Keyboard, Hot Swappable Switch Customizable Backlit for Windows Mac Gamers

Love this keyboard. The keyboard is a very nice metal, and the everything came just as expected. The lights settings are super cool, very easy to setup, everything you could want in a keyboard. Worth the price.

The media could not be loaded.  Don't let the title confuse you....I only say "I hope," bc I literally just received it yesterday and about to start my first gaming session with it. I had VERY specific needs and requirements when it comes to a keyboard for gaming.- Wireless & Wired (&& able to use while charging) capability PLUS it MUST have 2.4g wireless, not just Bluetooth, for latency reasons.- MUST have aluminum case/body.- MUST (for all requirements) be atleast 65%, at most a compact 96% if unable to find anything without a numpad.**- Mechanical AND hot-swappable switches and keycaps (usually both are if M/HS).- All or most key rollover / anti-ghosting.- If doesn't have a numpad, ALL keys must be fully programmable or a majority and compatible/usable software with Windows.- RGB LED back-lit, preferably with stock "shinethrough" key caps. If not, can always replace like I planned to and did.- Color of keyboard must be neutral, nothing with crazy or tacky design and color scheme, talking about the base.- +/- $115 preferably less!!!** I used to require a numpad but it had to be compact like Keychrons K4 series for example, bc I love the swiftness of typing numbers of it and hate the slowness of pecking them out from a single row as well as thr size and bulkiness of a full sized keyboard. As you might could tell I used a lapdesk type thing that sits on the armrests of my chair and the height of my desk, although an electric adjustable and my swivel monitor mount, prevents me from sitting comfortably at my desk when resting my arms at the mouse and keyboard to game for long periods of time. This lapdesk type deal is a certain length and width and although a full sized would fit, it limits my mouse movements and I'm one to always have extra for those "just in case" moments, whether they come or not lol. So before thus purchase I figured I'd give a compact KB a shot and fell in love!! Unfortunately the battery died within less than a month of use and returned so was back at square one to seek to meet these requirements again! BTW, I loved the other keyboard, met all thr requirements plus came with wrist rest and phone holder adapter, too bad the battery didn't hold up. May have been a faulty unit so I can't shame them and without that I wouldn't have stumbled upon this gem! Let's cross fingers and hope it pulls through bc so far I love it!! (Other KB was Red Dragon K641 Pro)I think that's all of them, if not the majority. You'd think that's not too much to ask and most decent gaming KBs come with most of those standard or base models. Unfortunately to get all those combined you're looking to spend atleast $100 if you're lucky! The Red Dragon was $65 and my only next option was a Keychron which I had in my cart about to purchase until I forgot I saved this item for later in my cart and luckily seen it last minute. It was $50 cheaper so I knew, same as Red Dragon, being a budget friendly board, and not a well-known brand, I'd be taking a risk. But so far so good. Everything I mentioned so far has worked, even the software, and was able to program in my numpad on those 9 keys above the arrows. That's why I require a fully programmable board with software. So there is a cheat and fun fact for you. If you want a numpad but don't want a full sized and can't find a compact 75,80,90,95% board WITH a numpad (bc for some reason I've seen all those percentages used for boards with a numpad integrated that wasn't a full sized.), as long as it's full programmable you can technically make your own numpad out of anybody no matter how small. Pretty dope, right?! I think so!!Anyways here's my review, if you want to call it that bc can't really give honest opinion yet bc it doesn't have any daily driven miles yet. I'll come back after a few weeks or months and update! This met all my picky needs and is up and running with new keycaps! It survived the swap and still works with a re-programmed numpad! Only thing I haven't done is swap switches so maybe before update I'll buy a few and make sure to test and try and add that in as well! And SDYZ store, PBT 136 key Phantom (aka side printed) double shot Gradient Gray keycaps is what I replaced the stock white ones with. I would of got the black version but would of had to wait another week and honestly think these look better with white/silver base anyways lol. But HATE white keycaps. After long use all that dust, skin, and grime is even more highlighted and stands out way worse on white vs darker colors. Do yourself a favor and go dark or for gosh sakes clean your keys and board you filthy animals, lol!!!

I was pretty excited to find an aluminum bodies TKL with gasket mount...but this was not it. The listing does seem to be purposefully vague. When I received the board, it seemed pretty well built, but sounded horrible with clacky rattley switches and cheap thin keycaps. No problem, those are easily switched out, but definitely reduces the price-value ratio of the board.The photo of it shows a gasket mount PCB...which was a little weird, since most have the plate mounted with gaskets. The photo also doesn't really show how the plate would mount. It also show switch plate foam...which mine didn't have. The plate is also steel, thought there was a chance that it might have been PC, but no luck there. The biggest issue is that it is in no way gasket mounted. The board has a very hard typing feel with no flex whatsoever.I can't recommend this board in good conscience. There are many much better boards...even if plastic, that are better tuned out of the box and come with higher quality components.

Heavy and solid keyboard that has amazing color quality. Bluetooth and wired connections work great. Overall great price and quality!

but i do love how this one types and how u can change everything to liking and it looks good with the rest of my computerhighly recommend this keyboard

This is a nice keyboard that can be used nicely with Bluetooth, USB or wired in. I have some trouble toggling between wired and Bluetooth since I use this for my work PC and my home PC through a splitter. Also some of the keys seem to stick or not work all the time so far that is happening with two keys but they do eventually work. Also the keys are on the loud side so if you are conference calls and still want to work this may not be an option. I can't speak for the gaming portion as I'm not a PC gamer. The lights running through the keyboard are nice though. Gave it three stars for the keys sticking and the trouble changing between modes.

His keyboard was really really good and had really good quality and sturdy back plate I took out the main switches and replaced them with my own. They came with her pretty good.all in all good keyboard

All the connections. This thing is a beast. It's solid aluminum, very heavy. The keys feel great and hey, if they aren't to your liking, they are hot swappable!! You can change them out for ones you really like. 99% of 3 and 5 pin switches with with it.Bluetooth connection is the real winner here for me. I have too many things to connect a keyboard to and having one for each is a downer. With this board, I can connect 3 things at once and not have to worry about it. Super easy set up and it feels great using.Highly recommended.