Clavier mécanique ATTACK SHARK x AJAZZ AKS068 Alice

I work in a noisy RF environment, so wireless, especially 2.4ghz, is pointless for me and I don't want a battery in a device when it is completely unnecessary. My wrists are not great due to injuries and drumming, let alone typing, so ergonomics are important for me. I also go with repairable products as much as possible, so a hot swap board was a huge bonus. This board has everything I was looking for including a configurable rotary encoder, decent feeling keycaps, backlit (don't really care about rbg, just need some light), USB-C, Alice layout, 68% layout with configurable layers, and it is even QMK/VIA compatible with the JSON file from the company's website (don't use their VIA installer though, it's deprecated and the JSON works fine with VIA v3 if you turn on v2 functions in Design settings after you load the JSON file - get VIA directly from VIA's website).I only have two complaints. Anything considered ergonomic should have adjustment in the front as well as the back. I solved this with a set of "laptop stands" that turned out to be perfect for my wrist position on this board in conjunction with my desk setup. It would, however, have been nice to have this built in.Two of my keycaps were scratched in shipping, but honestly, that's really not a big issue.At the end of the day, this is an amazing deal for a solid keyboard. It sounds great out of the box and can definitely be made better with little effort. I genuinely like it so much, I will likely get a wireless one for home.

The keyboard feels very nice and the build quality is decent. It’s a bit difficult to insert the switches, but once they’re in, everything works fine. I like having buttons to switch between Mac, Windows, and other connection modes. I also really like the overall feel and look of the keyboard.For VIA, you need to download the JSON file from the Ajazz website, not from Epomaker. VIA only works in wired mode, not over 2.4GHz. Using VIA is very convenient since you can configure everything directly from the browser without extra software. The RGB isn’t very bright, but it’s nice to have it.

I bought this keyboard to bring into work. It's really well made. They keyboard sits on a flexible gasket, makingthe keys are comfortable to type on. There are two levels of height adjustment, and it's solid on the desk with no slipping. Lastly, there's a nice "thocky" sound when typing, and the brown switches provided are lovely (and quiet in an office environment). DEFINITELY worth a look!

I was seeking an Alice style keyboard with side lighting, and this one fit the bill in terms of price. However, it requires assembly by installing switches then keycaps before use for a seamless hot-swappable experience.The typing experience is impressive thanks to internal dampening and satisfying blue switch sounds while RGB south facing LEDs create amazing lightning effects configurable through various settings including styles brightness and sidebar options controlled by FN + key combinations. The knob is made of metal material providing an excellent addition to an already amazing keyboard.Overall rating would be reduced from 5 due to non shine thru keycaps which can become difficult to read at low lit environments but easily replaceable. Would buy again!

I really like to keyboard, it’s very solid and perfect for this price. Everything works as expected, it’s supporting VIA and I customize a lot of thing with that. Also, I would like to give a huge thanks to seller because their supports about the keyboard. Really recommend it

I have been wanting to try an Alice keyboard for years. I saw that this one was really cheap compared to other ones like Keychron that I was considering and I decided to take a chance because of the reviews. You only have to insert the switches and then put the keycaps on and you are set. The keyboard sounds really good. Somehow better than my Novelkeys keyboard that I have been using for years. I would recommend getting a wrist rest for this keyboard. I wasn't typing as fast as I normally can without it but, once I grabbed one of my wrist rests, been great. Downloading VIA and being able to load the json file is easy but, it does not work as well as it did in the video. Not sure why but, every time I want to change a button on the keyboard, I have to upload the file again. Not a huge deal but, annoying.Honestly, if you are thinking about getting this keyboard, do it. This thing is a ton of fun!