YINDIAOAjazz AK820 Mechanical Keyboard with CNC Knob Control,75% ANSI Layout,82Keys Gasket Mount Wired Gaming Keyboard,5 Sound Absorbing Foam,Hot-Swap Linear Switch,RGB Backlit,for PC,MAC (Grey)

This 75% mechanical keyboard is perfect for me right now. I am a touch typist, gamer and write a lot of text on the keyboard. A good keyboard is an important tool for me. So far, this Yindiao Ajazz AK820 suits me perfectly.The sound of typing is moderate, louder than the Lenovo laptop keyboard and quieter than poorer quality external mechanical keyboards that I recently tried. The sensation of typing is relatively pleasant and a lot more precise than other recent external keyboards in my experience. I actually prefer the ANSI keyboard layout more than the ISO layout preferred in the UK. I am not into currently fashionable RGB colorful light settings, so this keyboard's plain white suits me fine. It is possible to customize the lighting effects, but I am not interested in that so I haven't tested it. The standard setting is for three lighting modes. In the pictures, I showed mode 1 and 3. I don't mind if there are no lights at all. The sound volume knob is a bonus that conveniently adjusts the volume on the keyboard naturally without having to look around the for the correct key combination. One can also press the knob to mute and unmute. I tried a 60% keyboard but missed the separate row of function keys and was unable to find a way to press the tilde key for console commands while gaming. This is a 75% keyboard which is perfect for me since it covers all that I currently need. I like the black color that matches my laptop, desk, monitor, mouse, mouse mat etc. The keyboard might weigh around 750 grams and feels substantial compared with some cheaper poor quality keyboards I used in the past. There is a key puller for changing key caps. I might not need that... except if the ugly font used for the keycaps irritates me longer term. I paid £43 for the black USB-C Wired version, which is good value in my eyes.

Nice keyboard looks clean and has a volume control knob so yeah cant get any better than this at this price

I'm no snob for keyboards but I have a passing interest. I've had mechanical keyboards before but not hotswappable, which is why I'm so surprised about this product. It has USB-C and hotswap, which my garbage £100 Logitech g915 lacked both of (although that does have wireless). Even for being half the price, it sounds nicer, feels better and even the little volume knob feels more tactile (it has a subtle click for every single increase in volume). There's no obvious skimping for material as far or design as I noticed, the keys have a decent texture and with the linier switches they feel great to type and game on. The frame is plastic and slightly bulky, but it's little issue for me. I'm a fan of the layout too, excluding the numpad saves so much more space for your mouse.Now I read other reviews and apparently it's hard to get switches that have clearing for top-facing LEDs so keep that in mind before buying because it has that on this board.id recommended it for fellow buyers who are interested in trying out their first mechanic keyboard. Please try to avoid keyboards marketed to gamers, they're poor value for money unlike this product.

I found an issue with a key not working at times but managed to fix the issue by changing the keycap to a key I never use. Overall the keyboard sounds, looks and feels nice to use and I do recommend it.

Pretty impressed tbf inexpensive feels high quality no complaints here, it’s not small my monitors just huge

very clicky and works well, feels high quality and looks great.

Amazing keyboard, good quality material, l use 1 week and this keyboard exceeded my expectations how it looks

Returning due to keyboard/driver issues. Single key press types multiple letters..! Could be a one off issue. Also the red keys not so satisfying.