ATTACK SHARK K85 Rapid Trigger 75% Wired Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Gasket with Hot Swapped Adjustable Actuation Magnetic Switch Programmable Knob TKL RGB Backlit PBT Keycaps for Win Mac Gamer(Black)

This keyboard is awesome. It has nice RGB, and it is really fast for competitive games. I would highly recommend especially for the price.

Can cause double actuations if your aren't used to the rapid triggers mode. It's great build keyboard, decent sound and good performance. Good for twitchy fps games. Affordable rapdi trigger.

This keyboard has been pretty great and sounds and feels good when typing. It has adjustable actuations (rapid trigger), pretty standard software with a pretty weak UI but it gets the job done. I also enjoy having a volume knob. The RGB is okay as well. I would keep this keyboard, however, it will not allow my computer to fall asleep and stay in sleep mode. I have to quickly unplug my keyboard after clicking "sleep" for my pc to stay asleep which is aggravating and unsustainable. I've gone through every hardware option I can think of and unfortunately can't find a solution. I will be returning this product.

Great little budget option if you are in the market for a rapid trigger KB with all the bells and whistles and a 65 percent layout. Works flawlessly when I play games like CS2 and Valo and the software is straightforward allowing you to of course customize actuation points of your keyboard and the software comes with an online catalog of user uploaded keyboard lighting layouts to choose from created by different kinds people who own the same KB which is a nice touch. The only negative is that finding the software for this KB was a hassle and I had to search for a 3rd party vendor online that sold the same KB in order to download it but for the price its worth it 100 percent.

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Solidly built 75% form factor keyboard (no numpad). The star of the show here is the configurable magnetic "hall effect" switches. You can set these different levels of resistance to shortcut keys and change them on the fly. So if you prefer a different level of actuation for gaming vs working/typing, then you have that option. It's pretty great having that flexibility and puts these new magnetic mechanical keyboards a new level compared to what came before. The switches don't have the tactility of traditional mechanical blue or brown switches. They're more linear like fast reds or yellows. The keyboard itself is well constructed. No rattle or creaking, the keyboard is gasket mounted to dampen deleterious forces that would affect typing/gaming. The volume knob is much appreciated. It's a wired-only keyboard, which I am moving away from over time with the improvements to wireless connections nowadays, but the tradeoff here are the magnetic switches. If I can get a hall effect keyboard at this price, I'll take the wired connection any day. Overall, Highly recommended.

My experience with this keyboard has been relatively positive. I do have mixed feelings with this board as it is my first time experiencing a magnetic switch. It is a rapid trigger switch with an adjustable actuation point. It is also a gasket structured keyboard which I tend to look out for as they are my preferred choice. It is a plastic build but, overall feels well made. I want to play around with the switches a bit more before I decide how I feel. It’s like a like/hate experience with the switches. Overall, it’s a good keyboard to start out with and it is hot-swappable. You can customize the keycaps and switches to your liking should you disagree with anything about the board.

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Good keyboard, dose not feel cheep. Onbord memory is very handy.

very good keyboard w fast response time however the package was a little dirty and im not sure if it was sealed properly but no issues so far

The software feels like it tries to look like other keyboard control softwares, which is fine, it also doesn't work on Linux so to make any edits to the keyboards settings you have to move to Windows, I feel like the interface between the keyboard and computer should be open sourced to encourage people to make other settings editors for the keyboard. I got it for ~$100 AUD though and already knew about the software situation prior to buying.

This is a very good Rappid Trigger Keyboard for this price. No issues with response time aswell from the switches. Really great job 👍