Excellent keyboard for gaming. Quiet, sensitive and reliable. I paired this keyboard with one of their light weight mouse's and the combination has improved my gaming performance. I have a friend who is a high ranked gamer and after seeing what I have and using it, has dropped his previous high end gear to use this keyboard and the same mouse I have (carbon fiber light weight). He can't go back to the previous stuff as it degrades his gaming performance. Cheaper than the others too. I can't give higher recommendation. Read more

Lots of cool features on this keyboard and some have a competitive edge. I personally like to use the rapid trigger function which allows for better and more responsive movement in video games. The software is super light, so light that you don't have to even download it, you can use its web based version to deeply customize your keyboard. You can fine tune the point of actuation for each key to create your perfect keyboard. The keyboard is 75% size which is perfect for any type of media consumption or creation. I personally think it is the perfect size for a keyboard as it includes the f1-f12 keys which can be useful for a variety of purposes. The keys especially the space key is very thocky, a little too much for my preference but I'm pretty sure you can swap the switches out if you want. It comes with a little toolkit for the keys but im not sure how modular the keyboard is. I think this keyboard is perfect Read more

I received 3 keyboards, two were replacements, and every single one of them did not work because the usb board inside the keyboard is doa. It displays a code 43 on windows device manager (usb device descriptor failed) If the keyboard worked, it would be a 5 star but instead its a 50 dollar paperweight. I'm unsure whether all the keyboards are faulty, but I had bought 3 and alll were DOA. There are other options like the Drunkdeer a75 or the yunzii rt75 that may be a better option. this gave me a headache and nothing else, very disappointing because the quality and build looks great but all units are disfunctional. The lights lit which meant power went through but no HID was identified in device manager. Read more

Until recently, the competitive advantage hall effect switches offered was exclusively gatekept to keyboards costing upwards of $150. Attack Shark's R82HE is one of the cheapest hall effect offerings I've seen and, to be honest, makes me question what I'm getting out of my $250 hall effect keyboard. I'm familiar with the Attack Shark brand through maining their R5 Ultra mouse for a while, which was exceptionally well built, so I had high hopes for this keyboard. I'm glad to share that Attack Shark delivered once again. The build quality is impressive for the price – the keyboard has substantial heft to it and feels quite solid, not hollow or cheap like some other keyboards I've tried at this price. It has a plastic body, but it doesn't feel chintzy whatsoever. It also looks fantastic with the topographic white keycaps and color-matched cable (ignore the black cable in my photo). The RGB is also bright and comes with a variety of patterns you can select. The magnetic switches, which I believe are an in-house model by Attack Shark, feel good to type on. The sound is full-bodied and thocky, thanks in part to the 5-layer sound dampening system they have under the hood. In game, I cannot discern any performance difference between this and far more expensive hall effect keyboards. I don't have the tools needed to test latency or the 8K polling claim, but it certainly feels like no slouch and I can't detect any lag whatsoever – the rapid trigger response is instantaneous. The web driver, while a wee bit janky, provides all the core functionality you need (RGB control, macros, rapid trigger, SOCD, DKS, toggle, etc.). It's admittedly not as mature as the competition, but I can only imagine it will get better over time with subsequent updates. You can also download the software from the Attack Shark website, but I'd recommend the web driver. It also comes with a cool strap you can attach to the side of the keyboard if you value that aesthetic factor, a keycap and switch puller (this keyboard can accept aftermarket hall effect switches and the software reflects that in its calibration tab), and some cute stickers. Overall, this is an exceptional value proposition by Attack Shark, delivering all the core functionalities of far more expensive competitors at a third of the price. To be honest, the only reason you should spend more is if you really care about typing feel, acoustics, and perhaps a more mature software platform. The gaming performance, which is what I imagine most people are buying it for, is already all the way there. We're in a truly exciting time in the gaming peripheral market. Read more

This is a great compact keyboard with fully customizable hall effect switches, which behave like analog "pressure sensitive" buttons rather than conventional binary toggles. For me as a less of a gamer and more of a "power user" it's awesome with very minor annoyances. Pros -HE switches feel great. The firmware allows full, individual customization of trigger/release points and key bindings. -Chassis is rigid, USB C cable is removable. -All configuration is stored on-device and no background process/driver needs to be running. -Plug and play with any device including Linux/Android (Samsung DeX) and customizations made in Windows remain in effect. Meh -Layout is a bit strange: Home but no End with empty space-- why? There's also an empty space beside RCtrl that could've been used to add an RAlt, RWin or AppsKey if the RCtrl and Fn keys were a bit smaller. -Caps lock keycap is not stepped to reduce erroneous toggle when going for A. There is no dedicated caps indicator. -The software and documentation has some strange machine-translated/localized strings that make it difficult to understand certain controls/functions without trial and error. A lot of gamers won't care about most of these cons, and the key binds can be customized in firmware to add End or other missing buttons if desired, including as a secondary function to use with the Fn modifier. As with all compact keyboards, there will be some tradeoffs but this is a good compromise between size and usability. The strap is pretty cute if you want to carry the keyboard around like a fashion accessory for some reason. 4.5 stars and a thumbs up overall. Read more

It’s very thocky sounding and wonderful to type on. The keys are so sensitive, a tiny little push can cause it to be pressed. Absolutely love how it feels in gaming and it’s compact look. Read more

This keyboard is amazing, so good I think it's better than the huntsman, and I'm writing this review with. it sounds soooo creamy, and the rgb on it looks amazing, ALSO it's hot swapable, so far no problems with this keyboard, and it came with free stickers :) Read more