AJAZZ AK680 65% Wired Hotswap Mechanical Keyboard,68-Key Portable Full-key Anti-Ghosting Gaming Keyboard,Mixed Rainbow Backlit Programmable,EVA Sandwich,Ergonomic,Sleeve Red Switch for MAC/WIN-Grey

I recently started using the AJAZZ AK680 65% Wired Hot swap Mechanical Keyboard, and it has been a fantastic addition to my setup. This 68-key portable keyboard is designed with gamers and typists in mind, offering a compact and efficient layout.The grey keyboard with red switches provides a satisfying typing experience with smooth and responsive key presses. The hotswap feature allows for easy customization of switches without soldering, which is great for those who like to tweak their setup.One of the standout features is the mixed rainbow backlighting. It adds a vibrant touch to my workspace, and the programmable lighting options let me customize the effects to suit my mood or task. The full-key anti-ghosting ensures that all key presses are registered accurately, which is essential for gaming and fast typing.The EVA sandwich layer adds to the keyboard's durability and typing comfort, reducing noise and providing a solid feel. The ergonomic design helps reduce strain during long typing sessions, and the included sleeve makes it easy to carry around, perfect for on-the-go use.

The EPOMAKER EP84 Plus is a solid choice. With a compact 75% layout, tri-mode connectivity (2.4GHz wireless, Bluetooth and USB-C) and hot-swappable switches, it's versatile and easy to customise. The Wisteria's linear switches feel smooth. However, I ended up swapping them for silent switches as I found the standard ones a little too noisy. Setup is quick and the PBT keycaps are durable and look great. All in all, a great keyboard for the price!

Non hot swappable, hollow plastic sound, with poor quality keycaps

65% keyboard, small and lightweight, easy to carry around.Red switches smooth and linear, have a nice mechanical sound to them, if you bang down hard on the switch there is a slight metallic ping sound but you have to hit the key quite hard.Keyboard is quite flat, there is no angle adjustment, has rubber pads on the bottom to stop it moving around and scratching you desk.The lighting has 19 different modes, all rainbow backlight patterns, can not find any static colours, can be controlled on the keyboard or software which you can download from the Ajazz website which comes in a RAR file which you need software to extract.USB C cable for connection.Keyboard has a little flex but feels well made, keycaps feel nice to type on and comes with two spare switches, switch puller and keycap puller.At the price point its an ok keyboard, lighting is only rainbow which you can turn off with the brightness control if you want.