FIRSTBLOOD ONLY GAME. AK992 Retro Wired Mechanical Keyboard, 98 Keys Full Layout, Hot-Swappable USB Gaming Keyboard with Red Switches, Multimedia Keys Knob, Blue Backlit, Anti-Ghosting, Grey

Feel - Feels great on fingers, clicky and fun to useFunctionality- Great! I also have number pad which is also good for older games or those who use the number pad on Word, Excel (etc ..)Value for money- AWESOME! I love this Keyboard so much, I feel like gatekeeping it whenever someone asks me where I got it from. The color shades are awesome and they have a great aestheticKeyboard quality- Some plastic, metal too (on audio controller). It is really good quality and feels great on fingers. I love to use it during regular work and gamingNoise level - Moderate, not so bad compared to cheap mechanical keyboards you see on Amazon or Ebay. It’s just alright :)

OK, so this keyboard is fantastic. Genuinely like I loved it. It’s great. No my one issue was the N key stopped working. I don’t know if it was a problem on my end or if something in the product was defective but it just stopped working (for all my fellow gamers out there. It is not the reason that you think.) and because I use my computer for gaming but also for school I need all letters available but besides that really good keyboard if I could give it, I would give it 4 1/2 but yeah

I was on the hunt for a new keyboard as my old one started to become unresponsive on certain keys. I felt like it needed to be replaced either way because it was cheap and too loud for my liking.However, I stumbled upon this keyboard for its style and price. I felt as if it was a more reasonable price for a keyboard, while delivering quality. It truly did not disappoint when I received it!! Typing on it was so addicting because it has such a satisfying sound that was soothing to the ears—it wasn’t obnoxious, unlike my old keyboard. Typing on it was pretty quiet so it’s very suitable for doing work or playing games on it. It was comfortable to use with 3 adjustable elevations. I really like the addition of a volume knob as it is more convenient for me to change volumes. Additionally, there’s many cool backlight modes to choose from. The keyboard itself was sturdy as it was made from hard plastic and did not feel hollow.However, the only thing I wish is more color options as this was only limited to the color blue. I feel like it would look sick with different color options to fit the style of the keyboard and allow for further customization! But, it was advertised as only having a blue backlighting, so this is something I can overlook.Overall, the keyboard delivers amazing quality for its price :)

I am giving it 4 stars, since compared to other mechanical keyboards it is somewhat cheap but comfortable and nice looking.Here are two things that I did not like1. I can't find the software to control the RGB (backlight) since the popular keyboard softwares do not support this one.2. Most important one - the sound of it. Unfortunately, I will have to purchase additional blue switches to replace this. It is too soft and lacks that clickiness. I know that it has the red switches but it is still too soft. I hope blue switches will compensate for that. Hope they release a retro keyboard with blue switches.Overall, the keyboard is excellent for its price. Generally, people concentrate more on the bad side than on good sides. If you are searching for cozy, retro keyboard then this is for you. But, if you are searching for clicky, strong keycaps then I would not recommend it.

I got this on prime day for $35 but only for the "retro" color version. I didn't care for the look of it on Amazon but for $35 I couldn't really complain. So I picked it up and was surprised it was more white than retro and the blue light made it way more modern looking. The stock switches actually sound quite nice and it's already dampened with foam so it's not super loud.The only issue I have is the knob doesn't work for some reason. The volume bar will appear when I turn it but it won't actually adjust. I tried installing the Chinese software to customize it but that didn't solve the issue.Edit: I solved the knob issue. It works if I plug in the keyboard directly to my PC and not through an external USB hub. No software needed. For just $35 this keyboard is honestly really amazing.

A little after the 30 day period several keys stopped working. They either don't input anything or input 2-4 times. Very rarely does it actually only input once. If I removed the cap and spammed the key a bit it would resolve itself for 5 min to an hour. My A key went out first. When I first tried figuring out what was wrong, I saw that it works if the key cap was removed so I tried changing those out. It wasn't a key cap problem. I checked the switches and nothing was wrong. More keys have replicated this issue and they steadily got to a point that the keyboard was unusable. Complete waste of money.

I was searching to get a mechanical keyboard with the click clack sounds and didn’t know where to start. All the keyboards I came across were $60+ and I couldn’t justify paying so much for a keyboard. I finally came across this one that had the classic grey look. After looking at the reviews and videos extensively, I decided to go for it. Totally worth it! I love the different lighting effects (I use the one where the keys light up after hitting them, easier on the eyes). There is no delay in key entry they are very responsive. The sound of the key strokes is just what I was looking for, it doesn’t sound overly obnoxious and it is quiet enough for an office environment. Build quality is pretty solid and got some weight to it. I do plan on switching out the keys some time in the future once I’ve worn out the ones it has. The knob is a pretty versatile function.