AJAZZ AK35I V3 104-Key Full Size Wired Gasket Mount Gaming Keyboard with Multimedia Buttons & Knob Control | Five Layer Pad | OEM Profile PBT Keycaps | White Backlit Custom Keyboard

i changed all the keycaps and don't have pictures from before i changed them so i apologize for that. BUT this keyboard is amazing. they switches make the keys sound so satisfying when pressed. the rgb could be a bit brighter but it's still noticeable. the screen display is actually really great quality! the app to configure everything can be found on the website and it's actually pretty easy to use and set up. everything worked straight away though so don't need the app for the keyboard to function. this was definitely worth the money. will come back and review after i've had it a while but so far i am blown away!

OMG I love this keyboard! I love the click of the keys, they're not too loud or annoying.I've been hunting for a full size keyboard that I can customize to my own. I get bord of the colors easily. I've gone through so many cheap keyboards in the past. Now I can just buy new caps and switches to change out the colors. Only thing was a little difficult for me to get used to was how slick the keys are - I went from a round type writer style to these classic keys. OOOOOHHHHHH! Bonus is that it has a volume control knob! I'm always having to adjust volume of my music in my house.

Great! This keyboard is the only one I've found that checks all the most important boxes for me:1. Full sized, 104 keys2. Mechanical with regular sized keycaps3. Has a volume knob w/ mute function4. Wireless Tri Mode and easily switchable between multiple computersI dare you to find any other keyboard that has all of these features. There are plenty of options out there if you're willing to go TKL or sacrifice having a volume knob. My previous keyboard, the Corsair K95 RGB Platinum is almost perfect, but is hard wired and thus can only reasonably be use with one machine at a time. My limited desk space needs to accommodate a PC, Mac, and Raspberry Pi so I wanted a something I could use to quickly switch between any of them. Corsair makes the K100 Air Wireless, but its keys are ultra thin and that model is also very expensive.I spent weeks searching for the right combination of features. I tried the Redragon K580 Pro Wireless which came close, but I returned it because the wireless mode toggle switch was in a very inconvenient position on the bottom of the keyboard and required unplugging its usb cable in order to even use wireless mode.This AJAZZ AK35I V2 Full Size Hot Swap Mechanical Keyboard is the only one I could find that has all the above 4 features I was looking for. It's not perfect, however. I didn't like the included yellow linear switches it came with but they were easy for me to swap out with my preferred tactile brown switches. It also doesn't have the most rugged feel compared to others such as my Corsair. I wish the build quality felt a little more solid. But it does has lots of other nice features (LCD screen, Programmable RGB lighting, configuration software) that almost make up for that.Ultimately, this is working well for me and has the best combination of features for my situation.

Keyboard leaves a bit to be desired, but otherwise fits the requirements I was looking for at this price point.I wanted a simple and thocky keyboard, and this basically delivers that. It's a solid value, but can be improved upon with some better parts. Out of the gate it's pretty thocky, but I did swap in some Gateron Milky Yellow switches and some all white keycaps, which delivers this sweet aesthetic and incredible sound.The wireless ability is great, and I can switch from one PC to the next without issues.The build quality is all plastic, but the insulation is phenomenal which aids its sound profile.The LEDs have great brightness with my front facing doubleshot shine through keycaps!My biggest gripe with this keyboard is easily it's screen. It's so useless in practice that you end up wishing it wasn't there. Starting with the clock, the most basic function, we run into issues. It will become out of sync very quickly over time. In just a week or so, you'll notice the clock running much faster than it should be. As of writing this, my Ajazz keyboard clock is 7 minutes faster than my PC it was synced with.Additionally, the gifs on the screen are almost useless when you notice the Ajazz keyboard defaults back to the clock on its own after some time. It gets very old and annoying trying to switch it back to the gif every so often, to the point where I just leave it at the clock now because I don't care anymore. It was a cool feature at first, but it became so tiring and pointless.All in all a solid first hotswappable keyboard to get into the hobby for me, but the screen is really such a gimmick.

The AK35i is a really good budget keyboard. The switches are very soft and quiet, and the keyboard overall is modular. With after market key caps (Nier Automata white key caps from ALiExpress), the keyboard looks really clean. This keyboard has one big problem though, and that is maintaining configurations when switching to 2.4ghz mode or BT mode. Also, configurations get wiped when switching from Windows to Linux, even when plugged in by cable. A work around I found to this was using USB passthrough in a windows VM on Linux, setting the keyboard up there, then closing the VM. The configuration stays as well as any GIF uploaded to the small screen which is awesome.

Totally worth the price! The instructions are sparse and it took a look online to get the screen to sync with the PC but all in all it's everything advertised! Highly recommend buying clear keycaps to go with it to get all the best colors and clicky clacky sounds!

I’m giving this five stars because it is a good keyboard. I have been searching for a specific keyboard and had no luck. I bought this one hoping it was the one, it wasn’t but it is still a good keyboard