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Let me start off my saying I am new to keyboards, this is my first. I used a Microsoft ergonomic split for about a year but wanted a mechanical to increase my typing speed & customized typing experience. This was my perfect for me as a beginner, and was just about everything I was looking for, or so I thought. PROS: The layout is great, has just about every key I need and I love the look of all the keys being in a straight line (which is hard to find in a lot of alice layouts for some reason). I actually bought the white looking one without the LCD screen priced at $150, BUT while that keyboard looks white in the pictures, its actually just this beige version. I'm not sure why that one is cheaper... maybe its because of the keycaps and switches that it comes with? CONS: The software is not terrible but just okay... Not a lot of customization options with lighting and light settings. (especially compared to other keyboard brands like Logi G hub). Really wish I could set how saturated the rainbow lighting is, or select the shades of colors i can cycle through with the hot keys. ALSO there are no instructions on how to change the colors of the connection bar/ volume knob lighs. I figured out by trial and error that you have to press fn+left ctrl, and there are only like 4 or 5 settings. To change the colors press fn+win, but only able to set colors to the presets in the app so you cant match it to any customized colors you set. The macro changing is also whatever, had a very hard time just swapping the windows and alt keys on the left side of my keyboard and eventually gave up. (I recommend just using powertoys app). My volume knob started malfunctioning, turning the volume up and down at random. Then my number pad keys nearest the knob started messing with the volume too! Customer service was very helpful; they sent me a bunch of drivers and keyboard updates (which should be uploaded to the software/ downloads tab here but for some reason isn't?), Ultimately it didn't work but they are sending me a replacement which is greatly appreciated since I worked hard on my build. Over all, I really like this keyboard. Great for a beginner and works well for me, I mostly use it for work and casual gaming. I love the look, and how the keys are in a straight line which is hard to find with alice layouts. If you are a little more into DIYing and aren't afraid of modding, id say spend a little more and get a Keychron Q13 Pro. You will get a much better experience with the software, and the brand is very popular among keyboard enthusiasts.

As a passionate enthusiast of mechanical keyboards, I recently acquired the Ajazz AK820 Pro with Ajazz switches from WhatGeek, and I must say, it has exceeded my expectations in more ways than one.

Design and Build Quality:
The first thing that caught my eye was the 0.85-inch TFT color screen, providing crisp visuals and displaying vital information such as time, date, battery status, and connection details at a glance. The ability to customize GIF animations adds a personal touch to an already sleek design. Additionally, the five layers of filling, including a silicone base cushion and IXPE switch pad, contribute to a solid, refined typing experience while minimizing noise.

Performance and Features:
One standout feature of the AK820 Pro is its PCB single key slotting design, paired with a 1.2mm thickness, ensuring optimal key feel and elasticity. This, combined with the rainbow backlighting and metal knob with anodized technology for volume control, creates a seamless and enjoyable typing or gaming experience. The RGB backlight music rhythm feature adds an extra layer of immersion, syncing lighting effects with your favorite tunes.

Customization and Ergonomics:
The ability to customize the keyboard's settings through the screen and metal knob enhances user experience, allowing for convenient adjustments on the fly. Whether I'm working on a project or diving into a gaming session, the ergonomic design and hot-swappable PCB design of the lower lamp position ensure comfort and versatility.

Conclusion:
In conclusion, the Ajazz AK820 Pro Mechanical Keyboard is a powerhouse of performance, functionality, and customization options. From its vibrant RGB backlighting to its intuitive controls and solid build quality, it's a true delight to use. Whether you're a professional seeking productivity or a gamer in pursuit of the ultimate gaming setup, the AK820 Pro delivers on all fronts. I highly recommend it to anyone in search of a premium mechanical keyboard experience.

---Build Specs---
Keyboard: ZUOYA GMK67
Keycaps: XVX Low Profile PBT Double-Shot BOW
Switches: Gamakay Phoenix Switches (Silent, Linear, Pre-lubed)

---Full Review---
This is a great option for those who want a keyboard with 65%-like layout that is gasket mount without breaking the bank on metal case/premium options. The plastic case is preferable since, I move my keyboard around a lot to write, the lighter material make it less burdensome. The gaskets and foam included sound good enough for anyone too lazy to mod the keyboard. (Please keep in mind that I have built my keyboard to have a more silent sound profile.)

It is easy to assemble and disassemble. It's definitely not perfect out of the box so if you'd like to mod this you will need to pry open the case first. There are videos of how to do this simply without a pry tool online (ie. KeebTunes or Hipyo Tech). Most of the stock stabilizers were decent but the "Enter" key had a lot more rattle, this was better after some modding. Gaskets give a nice sound profile but don't provide much flex to the keyboard when typing (this isn't a problem for me, just an FYI if you like flex). Pressing in the rotary encoder/knob to (un)mute is the loudest part of my set up. The knob has detents to feel turn increments, is silent, and has a little bit of wobble (not noticeable in normal use). The "FN" key allows you to access the function keys (F row), additional editing keys, and other functions like RGB (GMK67 manual can be found online for more information).

The included accessories (ie. keycap/switch puller, braided USB C cable) were fine. I did have some trouble setting up the 2.4 GHz mode. Setting up and connecting the keyboard with Bluetooth mode first then, setting up 2.4 GHz mode worked for me if anyone has the same issue.

It comes with a lot of RGB options that can be customized. Marcos, RGB extra customization, and key (and knob) mapping can be done through Zuoya's proprietary software (no QMK/VIA). I don't use these last features much so I can't comment on the experience, however videos are available online if you'd like to explore.

---TLDR---
In summary, incredible keyboard for the price. A lot of generally more premium features are included here. Sounds good enough out of the box but may need additional modding. If you want a nicer entry/beginner level keyboard without breaking the bank this is highly recommended. Look at videos and GMK67 online manual for more information.

I am enjoying the Leobog a lot. I use it with vertex v1 switches. It produces a very nice sound when typing. I struggled a little installing the switches as there is a flexible base of foam and plastic but it's all good now. Wish the knob came with different colour options in the package cause they can be bought separate but it comes a bit expensive.

Thats my second gmk67 everything works fine but new gmks came with something like tape on pcb didnt see on my first one, i peeled it of.works fine

I built a lot of custom mechanical keyboards and this Whatgeek is one of the lowest prices range even without promos. Quality of keyboard kit, switches and keycaps is pretty decent. Recommend for sure and will buy again.

Rest is a nice piece of walnut. However, I had to sand the surface myself to get a smoother, nicer looking finish. There were some tooling marks in the surface. The taper makes it necessary to put the rest a distance away from the keyboard, to get the proper height. I might glue a strip of wood under the front edge to prop it up a bit.

This is honestly one of the best keyboards for the price that I can find on the internet. I don't know if anything else can top it. The build, the features, the sound and feel. It's amazing. With some V1 switches and some nice keycaps, this thing has one of the best sound profiles I have ever heard. It's like magic.

And for the price! It's wild. A few years ago this would have been so far ahead of the game that it would have blown people's minds. Even today in the current climate of keyboard customs. It's price and list of included features is enough to put it way up there on the list of awesome keyboards.

I was worried about the knob in regards to taking it apart. But after watching a few videos it became clear I just needed to force it a little more aggressively to get it to pop off. Now that I know that it's much easier to manage. What's most impressive though is that there is genuinely no reason to open this thing anyways! The foams and various layers in there are *chefs kiss* amazing. I genuinely haven't ever even imagined that I could get a keyboard that really doesn't require any mods. But this one made it true.

So, I'm very pleased, and I highly recommend it. I actually got the one I have for my wife, and I'm 90% gonna buy one for myself even though I already have a monsgeek m1 that is serving me rather well. The leobog is just better.. in every way.

I love my keyboard. Its a year old and performing with no issues. This was my first build and I used alpacas and some clear plastic keys that I believe are cherry. I type so quickly with this board and never get pain. I have the wooded Feker wrist support in case I need it. Right now I'm 3d modeling so I dont and I just took a break to write this. Its awesome! I also have a little six key board for my Blender functions that I customized!

Really enjoyed the keyboard for the price. I did have to wait longer for the product because it was a preorder but it was worth it. Flex cut PCB and software. No need to make any mods. Thanks WhatGeek.

I ordered my James Donkey RS2 keyboard on a Friday, and received two weeks after. Came in, very plug and play friendly. White lights lit up the keyboard, nothing bright just nice enough to notice. Keys had a little noise, not hollow or anything, but it was what I wanted. Nice color scheme, great layout for working in data entry.

Whatgeek provides a variety of niche computer products that's sure to have what you're looking for! I was having difficulties looking for a wireless numpad, but was able to find it here. Delivery was quick and efficient, too!

ok so i never usually write reviews but i decided to go for it anyway. The headphones are AMAZING quality, excellent sound and base also are noise canceling which i like a lot. The LED cat ears are super cute when you play music they start flashing which is also fun, Bluetooth was super easy to hook up to my PC and they are a comfortable wear not to tight or lose. Everything else about the headphones were great expect the battery life and i was very disappointed about it cause when i was playing a game with my friend, the battery life only lasted about an hour i mean its expected for the price but still i had kinda high hopes for these. Overall the headphones are beautiful and i love them just wished they held charge for a bit longer...

I love this keyboard i Will rebuy new stuff on whatgeek again when i Need a new keyboard Thank you Whatgeek!

This was my first mechanical keyboard and I’m in LOVE