ATTACK SHARK X820 Ultra Wireless Mechanical Keyboard with TFT Smart Display & Knob, 75% Hot Swappable Gaming Keyboard, BT/2.4G/Wired, RGB South Facing LED, PBT Keycaps (Black - Shark Switch)

My son loves it , excellent leds and features

Bought as a Christmas present for my grandson. He knew he was having it and I allowed him to see it when I checked to see if it was working. He had 5 minutes before I meanly took it away and he was so excited with the look and sound of the keyboard and the different light patterns. It does everything he wants it to. He is thrilled with it and that’s all that matters

For the price this is well worth the price. 75% is the perfect size and will die on that hill, the review prompt wants me to talk about typing speed but that dependent on person to person sooo its good? I switched out the keycaps and had no issues doing so.

Nice keyboard for the price. Battery life loads longer while on bluetooth and not wifi. Sturdy enough, key sounds are nice. As terminal user, sometimes the keyboard has to be set to US.

This is generally a pretty nice mechanical "tenkeyless" keyboard. The keys aren't the "crisp", clicky kind of mechanicals like Cherry Reds, but have a more "mushy"-but-still-clicky muted feel. They're fine to type with, and basically just not as noisy as some other mechanical key types (my daily driver here is a Razer keyboard with Razer's own "green" switches, which are *extremely* clicky.). The Attack Shark also has really good connectivity options; you can simply use a (supplied) USB data cable, or go fully wireless with Bluetooth or a supplied wifi dongle which has its own storage compartment on the back of the keyboard. A couple of switches on the back choose the connection method, and whether you're using a Windows or Mac machine. You also get switch removal tools etc. included. As with most gaming keyboards, you also get the full gamut of RGB lighting effects, that little LCD screen, and a clickable rotary knob in the top corner. This is where it falls down slightly - controlling all these functions becomes very complicated very fast. You can control the lighting, screen and knob functionality by using keystroke combos of the Function (FN) key, but there are lots and it all gets seriously complex without referring to the manual - there is an included printed manual, but it's in an absolutely tiny font, and the English section is also partly in German, which isn't helpful. There's also an app you can download from their web store which controls a lot of these functions just by clicking, and is consequently really useful just for simplifying all the functions. Not all of the functions are particularly well-explained, however - you can, for example, use the LCD screen to display .gifs - if you can figure out how to do it, because the app doesn't explain it well. Equally though, you don't absolutely have to use all these things if you don't want to. These issues aside, this is a pretty full-featured mechanical gaming keyboard with RGB and a screen (even if it is tiny) for a pretty compelling price here, and the keyboard itself seems very solidly constructed. Even if you don't use or care about the extra features, this is a really good price point.

I bought this keyboard because I’ve been using an Attack Shark mouse for a while now, which has been almost bulletproof for me, so I wanted to see if their keyboards lived up to the same standard. Straight out of the box, this is genuinely one of the best sounding keyboards I’ve owned. The key presses are clean and solid with no rattle, and it feels great to type on without needing any mods. I even ordered different switches but didn’t feel the need to use them. The keys feel responsive with a satisfying click, the build quality feels solid for the price, and the RGB is on par with most modern keyboards, offering plenty of colours and patterns. It also has a customisable RGB light bar on the right side, which is a nice extra for anyone who likes RGB. The small screen is another nice touch — you can display GIFs or images on it using the software, which I wasn’t expecting to like as much as I do. One thing that does bug me and could definitely be clearer before buying is the metal knob. While it looks premium, it cannot control PC volume and can’t be reassigned to custom hotkeys. It’s mainly limited to RGB control and a few preset settings like language and brightness, which feels like a missed opportunity. Overall, if you want a compact keyboard that feels durable and sounds great straight out of the box, this is a strong option. While the limited knob functionality could be a deal breaker for some, I’d still recommend it, as at this price point it feels hard to beat.

This is a good quality mechanical keyboard. It is lightweight and portable. My daughter loved the colour. It is wired, which I think would be better if it were wireless. The keyboard layout is nice for its size. Many controls make it functional, and a sound control is cool. It feels nice to write with it. Good quality keyboard.