I would call this a tank of a keyboard due to the sheer weight of it. There is no chance that this solid keyboard will inadvertently move around on your desk. I am a big fan of mechanical keyboards and this one is a premium choice at a very good price if you compare to well known brands. The keyboard is actually better quality than 2 of the well known brands that I own. The switches are absolutely smooth and have very light actuation force. I really love the switches in this model. I don't game with my keyboards but in my opinion, the switches are perfect in that respect. I could type on it for hours just to listen to the sound. There is no pinging of metal like you might hear in some keyboards. There is no play or wobbling in the bigger keys like the space bar or shift keys. The RGB lighting and controls are nice. I don't really like the keycaps as I am not a touch typist and need to see the lettering on the keys. The lettering IS there, it is just on the edge of the keys. A big bonus of a keyboard like this is that I could change out the keycaps and even the switches if I really wanted to do so. But these switches are pretty fine and I would never want to do that. The keycaps, I just might change later. The topographic map on the keycaps does look pretty cool in my opinion though. I really cannot find any faults with this keyboard at this price or even if it was significantly more expensive. I did mention that I did not like the lettering on the key caps but I knew this going into it. The product's pictures are exactly what you get. This is a very premium keyboard and at a very bargain price. If you are in the market for a mechanical keyboard whether for gaming or just plan old typing, this is really a top notch keyboard. Read more

I work in a home office, so I don't need to worry about my noise affecting others. I like clicky keyboards, and this one is very nice. It has a nice response, the keys feel springy rather than spongy. The spring back fast. The keys themselves feel nice. I know that sounds odd, but I don't like the feeling of the keyboards in most offices that have a weird, slightly textured feeling. Also, the keys on this keyboard are slightly valleyed, so your fingers don't slip off. The keyboard has a very clean look with the letters on the side rather than the top. But it can be a bit harder to use if you don't touch type. The lights are amazing. It's bright enough to see during the day, but at night, this thing is beautiful. For gaming, it's fully responsive,e and I've not had any issues with lag. Also, this keyboard came in a really nice box. It would make a great gift. Read more

Upon using this magnetic keyboard, I have to say that the build quality is excellent for a full aluminum keyboard. There is no feeling of it breaking on the bottom. It doesn't move at all when I'm gaming. For the AJAZZ ALUX68 Plus version, you connect the keyboard via USB-C cable. The cable itself is not premium so try to tend it with care if you are often traveling with it. However, the aluminum case for the keyboard feels very premium. A reoccurring problem would be that when you boot up the PC, the keyboard sometimes will not be connected and you would have to re-insert the USB cable to use it. It can be annoying but it can be a problem. Switch-wise, my keyboard has the Magnetic Rice Switch (also known as Magnetic Grain Switch) which is decent for the games I play which are MMORPGs like THRONE & LIBERTY, Guild Wars 2, and New World. The keys are very responsive. I feel like I can get my actions and spells off quicker than before as I previously gamed on a mechanical keyboard before the AJAZZ ALUX68 Plus. Keycap-wise, most keys sound great but the space-bar was unnecessarily loud. I plan on switching out the spacebar keycap and probably mod it with some foam or jelly tape to reduce the sound. Other than the spacebar, the other keys are fine in terms of sound. You can also swap out the switches to your liking if you don't like the sound of them. Speaking of sound, it sounds a mix of creamy and thocky though it is kind of hollow when it comes to the spacebar. Software, I had to find the software from their official website. Some if not most text are badly translated so you'll have to follow like a video guide somewhere or find the time on your own to understand it more. The software has all the features (RT, SOCD, etc) that you are wanting in a magnetic keyboard. It is just that you'll have to figure out how to set them up on your own. I've read about the keyboard going crazy when you have RGB above 50%. This is a common problem in a lot of magnetic keyboards with RGB. As long as you put the RGB brightness below 50%, your keyboard won't randomly malfunction. It hasn't done any of that for me since I turned it down but other people experience those problems. Read more

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I normally take Amazon Vine reviews with a few extra grains of salt and I am not wrong this time on either. For built, touch and feel you can check the Vine reviews for their over glorified paid promo but when it comes to software, the situation becomes truly frustrating. As highlighted, the so-called web app requires visiting a dubious website, qkm.top, followed by the installation of an IOT driver that demands intrusive permissions like key logging. This immediately raises serious concerns about privacy and security, particularly in an era where intuitive and ethical software design should be the norm. The additional restriction of working solely with Opera adds to the puzzling limitations and alienates users of more commonly used browsers like Chrome, Firefox, or Safari. The entire experience feels counterproductive for a keyboard that relies on customisation as its selling point. For a product in 2025, this backward approach is unacceptable, especially when competitors are offering seamless, browser-based customisation tools without any questionable prerequisites. If you’re someone who values software simplicity and transparency, this might be a dealbreaker. Ultimately, while the hardware offers decent value for its price, the software ecosystem leaves much to be desired. It’s a classic case of hardware potential being undermined by poor execution in software, making it hard to recommend to those who prioritise ease of use in customising their keyboards. Read more