ATTACK SHARK K8 Wireless Mechanical Keyboard, Trip-Mode BT5.0/2.4G/Wired Gaming Keyboard 100 Keys Hot Swappable Red Switches Gasket RGB Keyboard with Number Pad for PC Gamers/Mac/Windows

This keyboard seamlessly combines performance, aesthetics, and versatility, making it a standout choice for PC gamers, Mac users, and Windows enthusiasts alike.First and foremost, the key switches on this keyboard provide a wonderful tactile feedback that's a dream for any gaming enthusiast. The hot-swappable Blue Switches offer a satisfying click with each keystroke, enhancing the overall gaming and typing experience. The mechanical feel adds precision and responsiveness, making it a joy to use for extended gaming sessions or work tasks.The RGB lighting options are a visual feast. The variety of key color options allow for personalized setups, creating a vibrant and dynamic gaming environment. The inclusion of a number pad is a thoughtful touch for those who prefer the convenience of a full keyboard layout.The included receiver works like a charm, ensuring a stable and reliable connection for both gaming and regular computer use. The wired and 2.4GHz modes deliver flawless performance, enhancing the keyboard's versatility.While the Bluetooth functionality adds another layer of convenience, it's worth noting that the connection process can be a bit tricky. It took me a few attempts to establish a Bluetooth connection successfully. However, the included thorough instructions proved to be a helpful guide, offering step-by-step guidance. It's worth mentioning that some of the pictographs used in the instructions were a bit challenging to decipher due to their size and clarity. A minor inconvenience, but something to be aware of for users who rely heavily on visual instructions.

I have had the privilege to test and review many keyboards over the past few months. This board was exceptionally mid. I like this board, and it delivers an okay value, but for the money, I believe there are better options.Things this board does well:- Stabilizers: My example showed ample lube application on the stabs, which greatly improved the overall typing experience of the board. The lubing was consistent across the board as well. They were good enough to not have to immediately rip them out of the board and mod them, so that is always a plus to me.- Switches: The switches were fine. I got the linear reds and they felt decently smooth. Some lube would make these decent. Noticeable scratchiness, but not unbearable. Decent typing experience overall.Aesthetic: I actually quite like the overall look of this board. The keycaps weren't anything to write home about, but they look good and seem to be made out of some sort of durable plastic. Not sure if they're PBT though.Things I didn't love about this board:- Limited options for RGB: There are only 16 different options for RGB modes. While this may be okay for some, others may find it lacking in the RGB department. Myself included. There is no option for just a single color which I find odd. A lot of boards around this price point at least have this option. So, I think some improvements could be made in this area.- Gasket performance: I think "gasket-mounted" is just a buzzword that these keyboard makers throw into the description of their products to get more clicks. While this board is technically gasket mounted, the actual gasket performance leaves little to be desired. It still provides a slightly softer typing experience than a top-mounted configuration. Not by much though.Overall at this price point this is a decent option, but there are certainly better ones. The Owpkeenthy 96 (GS98) for example is a better board with more options and it's $10 less. If you like the aesthetic of this board though don't be afraid to give it a shot. With some time invested in modding this board, it has the potential to really sound great.

I am really enjoying this mechanical keyboard. The blue switches feel amazing to the touch and the keyboard itself has great lighting effects. It even came with a baggie of extra key switches as well as a cap and switch puller. It feels very well solid and very well constructed so I am hoping it will last for a long time.It has wireless USB and Bluetooth as well as wired USB ability, making it very versatile.Very impressed and super pleased with it.

I really like the look, but beyond that, it is very customizable. The lights are nice and pretty neat, but I definitely like the retro look. It reminds me of my Commodore 64. The keys are responsive and have a good tactile feel to them.My video shows some of the different modes - there are quite a few to select from. I actually prefer the one that is always lit and turns off in a ring when you press a key.Cool looks and effects aside, I love the connectivity options. USB C connection, bluetooth connection, and plug in 2.4GHz transceiver. The little plug in transceiver also has a handy storage slot on the right hand side of the keyboard so you don't lose it. They all worked flawlessly. In addition, it charges over the USB C connection and a cable is included.I replaced the standard issue Dell keyboard on my home office desk with this one. So far, it is a vast improvement, mainly based off the solid feel of the keys themselves. I just leave the USB C cable plugged in and so far I have had zero issues with anything.The only ding in my book are the instructions. They were a little difficult to follow and I really just kept trying different key combinations and testing the effects until I found one I liked.

The ATTACK SHARK K8 Wireless Mechanical Keyboard has everything, and more. As stated it has 100 keys, which gives me extra capabilities for shortcut keys on my Mac. To me, this is the best feature The keyboard connects to both 2.4 and 5.0 internet, and it has color changing capabilities. The keys are weighted appropriately, and easy to use.I am not a gamer, so I cannot comment on those features, but I encourage others to check out all of the features in the description. I'm very happy with the features that I do use.Cheers!