LexonElec X ATTACK SHARK X87 Wireless Mechanical Keyboard, Tri Mode-BT/2.4G/Wired, Hot-swappable Linear Switch, Side-printed PBT Keycap, Gasket Structure, RGB Backlit Gaming Keyboard(Black Pink)

Despite being UK, I got this knowing it was ANSI layout. The feel is good, clacky typing, the keyboard is surprisingly light for wireless, but solid enough to feel comfortable. I liked the keys it came with, but I had a set I wanted to use and they were replaced easily enough.Battery life is good, I've used it for quite a few gaming evenings and not had to recharge, but then the 3 mode connectivity is a superb feature.In summary, doesnt have the premium feel of my Keychron, but it also didn't have the price and its a good compromise on that point.It is a shame about the custom driver software you can only download from a bitly link in the description, and also isn't signed, so your security software will complain. Would prefer VIA etc, but not a deal breaker, esp. for the price.

This 87 Key, RGB keyboard is supplied in a branded cardboard box together with a throw away keyboard shield, a rather nice, lengthy USB A to USB C cable, a key extractor and 2 spare switches.Out of the box you are presented with a fairly standard looking tenkeyless keyboard. Length wise you loose less desk space, width wise it is the same.The keyboard feels very robust, very well made, but does still have a bit of key wobble. You can use it flat or raised.If, as I did, you plug the USB cable into your computer, the keyboard will instantly be available to be used, it also lights up with a pleasant RGB pattern.Typing on the keyboard is quite pleasant and not too noisy, although this is a mechanical keyboard, these is no 'click' just the noise of the key bottoming out.The keyboard is rechargeable and can be used either wired, or wireless via Bluetooth or WiFi. For Bluetooth a dongle is supplied that is very cleverly held in place on the keyboard via a magnetic port. I set mine up both wired and wireless via Bluetooth with no issues whatsoever.Also, although you need to remember the shortcut FN + WIN (I much prefer a dedicated button) there is a gaming mode built in.Unfortunately (and this is why I didn't give 5*) although the keyboard is RGB backlit, the keys themselves are not. Anyone playing in the gloom or dark, who is like me a typing neanderthal, needs those keys to be illuminated! Also, this is not a UK keyboard, there is no £ sign...So, generally a good keyboard. If you don't have mechanical switches and like RGB lighting, go for it! However, if you game at night and want a more in depth gaming keyboard you might need to keep looking. I see no support for Macros, something I find pretty indispensable for a gaming keyboard.