This keyboard is pretty great. First, it looks cool. The Unique design is very nice quality. If you don't like it, you can trade the keys out and have a more normal keyboard, where's the fun in that 😝 . This keyboard lights up nicely, it was easy to install and use, great for gaming. I would highly recommend! I have the mouse too which is equally as great! Read more

The Bloody AT98 has some unique features that I haven't seen on other keyboards. I have several optical switch keyboards; but none that allow you to change activation distances with a dedicated key. This makes it very easy to change the settings if you're switching from one genre of gaming to another. You can select 4 distinct actuation distances with the press of a key. Likewise, the linear alpha switches (48 gf with 3.8 mm total travel) have a a smooth feel and are nearly silent - not to same degree as other silent switches I've used; but close. The PBT keycaps have a Cherry-like profile, but with added chamfers on the front vertical edges of each keycap. The keycap thickness is good and the combination with the switches produces a satisfying typing feel. The AT98 also comes with additional keycaps if you want to replace the cartoon art style ones. Unfortunately, there's no way to swap out or remove the somewhat loud "Savage Impact" slogan on the front edge or bottom surface without breaking out some sandpaper. When I removed the space bar I noted the addition of some coil springs mounted to bosses inboard of the stabilizers. This provides extra stability to the space bar and ensures that it springs back quickly in a linear direction. My guess is that Bloody understands the important role of the space bar in many gaming applications and added these features to ensure peak performance. The AT98 includes 7 preset lighting options selectable by pressing FN + the 1-7 keys. However, it looks like this simply changes the color of all the keys. You can brighten or dim the intensity using the FN + arrow keys, but I didn't find any combination that changed to present lighting pattern settings. The LED's are bright nevertheless, and the key spacing allows a good amount of light to shine through. The secondary multimedia functions in the F-key row are well-marked and easy to identify; although the placement is not where they usually are on many other keyboards. For example, the volume functions are placed on F1-F3 vs. F10-F12. I think it's up to the keyboard manufacturer to determine their own layout; but I'm just saying this is different than others - not necessarily a bad thing. I should mention that in addition to the extra keycaps the AT98 includes a color matched USB cable, a keycap puller, and a dust cover. The USB connector is recessed into the bottom of the keyboard, and there are cable routing channels to manage the cable exit direction. There are also flip out feet to provide 2 additional typing angles (3 total). My overall impression of this keyboard is that it adds some unique and usable features geared for gaming. The optical switches with variable actuation settings on the fly is a great feature, along with the switch/keycap feel and the nicely tuned space bar. I have other keyboards that I prefer for general typing, but this isn't a bad performing keyboard by any means. If you're looking for a solid performing optical switch gaming keyboard with a 98 key layout and a cartoon artwork style, the Bloody AT98 is definitely worth considering. Note - I noticed that they compiled reviews for the AT98 with the AT87, so I added pictures of both. Read more

The Bloody x Savage Impact AT87 Alpha Optical Switch Keyboard has a lot going for it, especially if you're into gaming and want something that’s both customizable and compact. After spending some time with it, I can say that while it shines in gaming, it may not be my go-to choice for everyday productivity work. One of the standout features is the adjustable actuation point. You can fine-tune it from 1.0mm to 2.6mm, which really lets you customize the responsiveness to your liking. This is something I appreciate for gaming, especially when you need that extra precision for different types of gameplay. I like that it gives you that tailored feel without being overly complicated to set up. The tactile feedback from the optical switches is impressive and really quiet, which makes it ideal if you're gaming late at night and don’t want to disturb anyone. That "stealth quiet" feature really delivers, making it different from a lot of mechanical gaming keyboards that can be pretty loud. That said, the keyboard does have a slightly hollow sound to it, which isn’t necessarily a bad thing, but it's something I noticed. It doesn’t impact performance, but if you’re someone who’s sensitive to how a keyboard sounds, it might stand out. Design-wise, it’s got a nice aesthetic with a bit of a "renegade" vibe, and the included extra keycaps are a nice touch if you’re not into the default graphics. I personally like the feel of the PBT keycaps—they’re durable and don’t feel cheap at all. Plus, they bounce back quickly, which is great for both gaming and fast typing. The keyboard itself is a TKL (tenkeyless) design, so it’s compact but still offers full functionality. If you’re tight on desk space, this is a great option. The 7 RGB backlit effects are another cool feature that allows you to set the mood, especially if you’re into creating a more immersive gaming setup. The lighting effects are subtle enough to not be distracting but still offer enough customization to make it your own. Now, onto a couple of things I wasn’t as thrilled about. First, the recessed USB connection—I’m not a fan. It’s not a huge issue, but plugging and unplugging the cable feels a little more awkward than it needs to be. It’s not a deal-breaker, but I’d prefer a more straightforward port. I do appreciate the included dust cover to keep it dust free between gaming sessions. Also, while this keyboard is excellent for gaming, I wouldn’t necessarily use it as my main productivity keyboard. It performs fine, but the hollow sound and overall gaming-centric design make it less appealing for long typing sessions compared to other keyboards I’ve used that are more tailored for work. That said, if you’re primarily a gamer who occasionally does some productivity work, this keyboard would still do the job. Price-wise, it feels a bit steep for what it offers. It’s not outrageous, but it’s priced in line with high-end gaming keyboards, and while it’s solid for that market, you could find more specialized keyboards for productivity at a similar price point. So, it’s really about what your primary focus is—gaming or work. Key Points: -Adjustable actuation point (1.0mm to 2.6mm) is great for personalized gaming precision. -Quiet typing with solid tactile feedback—ideal for night gaming or shared spaces. -PBT keycaps feel premium and durable, with quick bounce-back. -Compact TKL design saves space without sacrificing functionality. -7 customizable RGB lighting effects enhance your gaming setup. -Slightly hollow sound profile and recessed USB port are minor downsides. -Better suited for gaming than productivity work. Recommendation: If you’re looking for a high-end, customizable gaming keyboard that’s both quiet and responsive, this one fits the bill. For productivity, though, you might want to consider other options depending on your priorities. Read more

Muy buen artículo, lindo diseño, muy resistente y fácil de usar, perfecto para trabajar o jugar en la computadora. Muy fácil de usar y responde adecuadamente! Muy recomendable. Read more

Definitely transformed my gaming experience. The AT98 has this new optical switch called Alpha Optical Switch, It has extremely fast feedback and you can customizable actuation points! (1.0mm to 2.6mm) i use mine around 1.5mm, def a game changer! I believe this optical switch is new tech by Bloody, they are the ones that originally created the optical switches. I previously was using a Bloody B975 clicky keyboard, but the AT98’s smooth, fast switches is really an upgrade. I was able to adjust the switch actuation to the same as the old keyboard. Also the silent keystrokes are perfect, especially at night. The clicky ones just are too lound at night. What got me was the design and colorway, very unique designs and they give you extra keycaps if you want it to remove the character. I ended up swapping the keys out but it’s cool that I have 2 options. also comes with PBT keycaps, the build quality is top-notch. Highly recommend! Read more