Clavier mécanique remplaçable à chaud Ajazz AK992

The AJAZZ-AK992 wasn't just a keyboard. It was a whispered promise of productivity symphonies and gaming glory, its sleek lines and tactile keys humming with the potential for digital alchemy. I embraced it, my fingers eager to unleash a torrent of words and dominate virtual battlefields.

But that promise, like a castle built on sand, crumbled with every phantom click. Double clicks, a plague of electronic locusts, devoured my words, turning elegant prose into gibberish and precise spells into self-inflicted wounds. Frustration simmered, then boiled over into a fiery cauldron of rage. Each misshapen sentence, each errant click, was a hammer blow to my productivity, carving away at the joy of creation.

I became a keyboard warrior, not against digital dragons, but against this malfunctioning beast. I scoured forums, wielding the sword of Google, desperately seeking a cure. Every unanswered support ticket was a dropped shield, leaving me exposed to the relentless double-clicking horde. Loneliness gnawed at me, the silence from WhatGeek amplifying the symphony of unintended clicks.

Hope, once a bright phoenix, lay singed and broken in the ashes of my expectations. The AJAZZ-AK992 wasn't just a faulty keyboard; it was a betrayal of trust, a cruel theft of creative energy. The potential for greatness, now tarnished with unreliability, left me feeling empty, a writer whose pen had been dipped in digital ink of disappointment.

This review isn't just a warning; it's a lament for unfulfilled dreams, a cautionary tale whispered amidst the cacophony of phantom clicks. It's a plea to be wary of digital whispers and empty promises, lest you too find your creative fire choked by the ashes of a keyboard's betrayal.

Proceed with caution, fellow adventurers. And may your keyboards sing true.

Ajazz AK992 Hot-swappable Mechanical Keyboard

I like the keyboard, the sound got a bit more clicky after some use, but overall amazing texture and material quality, great packaging and accessories are fantastic too! Love it!

I love the feel of the keycaps and the genereal construction. Even the design is great, with multiple connection options...

Unfortunately it has a giant double-key press problem. I had to install an app that filters out double key presses for this to be functional, otherwise you'd see a bunch of typos in this review.

Shipping takes quite a bit, but that's understandable as WhatGeek ships from China. My issues, however, stem from the the board having evident differences from what the product info shows.

First, this board is supposed to have a layer of IXPE foam as a switch pad, though my board does not come with such foam, only case foam and PCB/Plate foam. Second, the board is said to support 5-pin switches, yet the PCB in the board I received only has sockets for 3-pin switches.

Lastly, the board arrived quite warped which made the typing experience less than ideal as certain keystrokes would cause the keyboard to wobble in one direction.

Not sure what the case here is, but I've attempted to reach out to WhatGeek for a return and haven't gotten a response just yet. The board is decent for the features considering the price point, but buyer beware: you may well end up with a product that doesn't meet the description set by the product info above.