FIRSTBLOOD ONLY GAME. AK33 Geek Wired Mechanical Keyboard, 82 Keys Layout, Blue Switch, White LED Backlit, Aluminum Portable Gaming Keyboard, Pluggable Cable, for Games Work and Daily Use, Pink

A really nice budget mechanical keyboard with some neat reactive lighting features. Very slim design, a nice metallic top plate, and sporting a generally nice aesthetic. Switches feel acceptable although I dont have much experience with blues, no clear issues with uneven actuation or anything like that. If this keyboard came with a logo-less space bar and a full-size right shift it would be the best in its category by far.

Pretty cool for what it is. The RGB works out of the box; fn + f8 lets you swap RGB modes. Im not entirely used to the 82 key layout but it is SLICK. The switches are not entirely obnoxious, but I may switch out the key caps and stabilizers to something more soft and quiet.

The whole keyboard is very nice. The layout is perfect for me, as I like a small keyboard, but enjoy having the function keys. The material used is very nice, although the key caps are ABS plastic, this is fine considering its price. The blue switches are nice and clicky and are similar to the cheery MX switches. The lighting is very fluid on it and there are a ton of modes. My only gripe about it is that it was a bit hard for me to find the software for the board, and its not in English. Other than that, great board and I would buy again.

I really like this keyboard but I think if this keyboard came in brown and red outemu switches it could easily become a best seller. The black switches are linear switches which are heavier than the outemu red switches. My fingers got used to them after a week, but for rapid edits in fortnite I can feel the higher actuation force. I also am not a big fan of the small shift key on the left side of the keyboard. I still enjoy this keyboard and hopefully they will continue to update the design.

Love this keyboard!! I got it to replace another keyboard that was fairly new and there was nothing wrong with it, except that I dont like that my hands are so far apart and my keyboard is always kind of sitting to the left of me since I need to leave enough room to move my mouse. Part of the reason was the number pad taking up a lot of space and some macro keys on the side that I never use. Well, since I rarely use the number pad, I figured a smaller keyboard would fix the issue I have and it did! Not only is this keyboard good quality and has an amazing light show, it has very nice smooth and clicky keys. I got the black switches as I prefer a more quiet keyboard and dont do a ton of typing. Very happy with this keyboard.

I dont game with this keyboard, but it is similar to the keyboard I use on my gaming computer. I use this keyboard for writing. I write books as well as short stories online. I have arthritis in my hands and find mechanical keyboards more comfortable to use. I am very satisfied with the feel of the keyboard. It is a great price, has a small footprint, and if you dont need the keypad I highly recommend it.

I bought an AK33 back in 2019 and loved it, being an affordable keyboard that is both sturdily built and feels nice to use. Ive since given it away and decided to buy another one as a replacement in 2021. However, this keyboard does not feel like the same one I bought back in 2019. The keycaps have changed from a generic font looking ones to a set that is very common on other budget mechanical keyboards. As a result, the keycaps have too much of a texture and dont feel as smooth, the number keys row is much higher than the other rows, and the spacebar wobbles too much now. Furthermore, they have changed the black switch to something that feels very different, much quieter, mushier, and slightly heavier to press down on than the older black switches. Yet on the store page, there is no indication or pictures that clarify that they had changed the keycaps or switches, leading to misleading images. Please update with new images so as not to mislead potential buyers.

Overall it’s a well-rounded keyboard, especially for the price. As expected there are some downfalls because of it being so cheap, but it’s really not that bad. The imitation cherry mx blues sound really nice, but they do feel slightly mushy. I’ve read other reviews about this keyboard and in every single one they talk about the glossy back and it being a fingerprint magnet. I personally think it looks okay, but a matte finish would look great with the aluminum. One last thing, it’s difficult to find keycaps for a 75% keyboard, keep that in mind. Hope this helped!

Pros -Great price -Build quality -RGBs look amazing -Size Cons -Switches cannot ne replaced due to integrated RGB -Aftermarket Keycaps are impossible to find So basically this is a great keyboard if you plan to keep it stock in all aspects. I returned it because I expected it to have replaceable switches like 99% of mech-keyboards but unfortunately you can’t. If you were able to replace the switches I would’ve 100% kept this board, great tiny size!