ATTACK SHARK M87 Wireless Mechanical Keyboard

Good feeling and sound, the backplate instructions mention that I can turn off the lights, only works if I use it wired, in wireless mode all time the lights are turned on

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very nice high quality keyboard, keeps feel very nice if your on a budget and looking for a good quality keyboard then this is your call

This is really an amazing keyboard especially for the price, creamy quiet keyboard just how I needed it. The buttons are very soft. The connectivity is also great

This keyboard is so nice.

First off, I just gotta say how amazing the gradient green keycaps look. I bought this to go alongside my Jade Terra case and it just looks phenomenal on my desk.The typing experience is great. The gasket mount is very soft compared to other gasket mount keyboards I have tried so the typing experience is very buttery and smooth. There is a ton of deck flex but this is expected for a plastic case budget gasket keyboard. I would describe the sound profile as more clacky than thocky.The switches themselves are unknown, but they are extremely similar to another keyboard I have from Redragon with "mint mambo" switches.However, a few complaints:It doesn't look like you can change the color of the light bar over the arrow keys. It cycles through several multi colored patterns, but the only solid color option is red.When I first opened the box, the 2.4Ghz receiver was not paired to the keyboard, and it took several tries to get the pairing process to work. However, it did pair after several attempts and appears to work without issues. I will report back if this changes.The gasket support at the corners of the keyboard (for example, the ESC key or the right arrow key) feels a little too soft. You can press the switch and top plate down once the switch has bottomed out more than I would like.Overall though, for the price it's great. Wait for a sale or coupon though because these are almost always on sale one way or another

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I am very happy with this keyboard. First of let me start off by saying I love the green and black color scheme.I love the way this keyboard sounds when tying and it has some weight to it which it is a plus. The lights on this keyboard are very bright and the lightshow is amazing on this keyboard. I highly recommend this keyboard.

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This is a really well made keyboard, it is very solid and has a good weight to it, when I first picked it up I was amazed how heavy it was.I am a fan of Japanese Matcha tea, so I do like this colour, something different, its a sort of soothing colour.The keys have good amount of travel, it measures at about 3.80mm, they aren't clicky keys and have a bit of a plastic slap sound when they bottom out, so this isn't the quietest keyboard to type on but isn't the loudest either.Connectivity is good, offering direct USB-C connection, Bluetooth or 2.4GHz via the USB dongle that hides in the back.The only con with this keyboard that the key labels are on the front surface of the keycaps, which is another interesting design and gives the keyboard a very clean look, but if you are using it with the RGB backlighting off or typing on the keyboard looking down on the keys it can be hard to see what the keys are.This won't be too much of an issue if you touch type, or if you type on the keyboard while looking at a more horizontal angle, if you are a gamer that operates in a more reclined position, in a darker environment then the key cap labels might not be an issue.Latency is low, I have been using it with the included 2.4GHz dongle and haven't observed any noticeable latency.The RGB backlight has so many modes, I'll be able to find a mode that suits you, from straight constant colours through to some mesmerising patterns.It also has a physical rear mounted slide mode switch so you can select Windows or Mac key mappingThe keyboard came with two spare switches, removal tool, long USB-C lead, transparent plastic dust cover.If you are looking from a heavy duty keyboard with a good typing experience, RGB back lighting & a few visual twists to stand out from the crowd, this keyboard might be for you.

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Paired to Bluetooth easily on my Windows 11 PC.The keys are mechanical, light tactile and quiet. I'd consider them to be closest to a Red Switch operation.Ok so what does this keyboard do that's superior to my other wireless RGB mechanical keyboards?When it goes into sleep mode it awakens immediately and records the first key entry. I don't end up halfway through an email just to look up and find the first half missing.Other keyboards would go through a wake up period and miss several keystrokes before recording. I can't stress how annoying and unproductive a keyboard that does this is.This keyboard doesn't and springs back to life immediately from standby which it will enter after about 5 minutes of no input.Supports BT 5.0, wireless USB and wired USB. All 3.I like the translucent keys and general look of the RGB is in my opinion better than others. The illumination flows more evenly, through the keys and underside of them looking less segmented and giving a nice effect. Letters on the front of the keys are clearly visible from viewed angle and translucent letting RGB effect come through.There are 19 different RGB modes. It's true addressed RGB LEDs not what some keyboards have which is a stationary rainbow. This fully animates and you can select from 19 different display modes.My big takeaway is this keyboard does what I expected others to do and did not. My productivity is back up using a fully wireless Bluetooth connected proper RGB mechanical keyboard. I'm no longer second guessing when it will start recording keystrokes. It looks great. To my liking it feels great and it's working like I expected those other to and didn't.

An all plastic housing makes this keyboard easy for travel, the tri-mode (2.4Ghz, Bluetooth and Type C Wired) lets you connect wirelessly and wired, with a 5000mAh battery so you can be unplugged longer. With the side printed keycaps the RGB is not really effected as you can see in images. It really lets a lot of the south facing LEDs shine through and clear housing of the white jade switches are perfect for the M87Pro.The biggest surprise was the flex of the board, the gasket mount makes it truly comfortable to type on. I removed a few keycaps to see if the switches would also pop out and they did not which was also unexpected because with this much flex the switches will pop out and sometimes the stabilizers as well.Something that is becoming more popular are the satellite stabilizers and they are perfectly lubed, tuned and very solid. I love that these stabs are used here and hope other manufacturers will start installing them too.I did not open the keyboard to look inside but Attack Shark states the PCB is double layer, 1.2 mm RF4 fiberglass with a one switch/one slot design. I have not heard of an RF4 board before but I am familiar with a FR4 so it could be something new or a typo. I just do not know.For RGB fans it is the full range of 16.8 million colors that are at your desire to customize with some FN combinations or downloading the software to go further than the 18 preloaded options. It is simple to turn off the RGB if you do not want it and when wireless it will extend the battery life without the RGB.Keycaps are the double shot PBT which feel really good on the fingers so no complaint there, no fading surfaces to worry about. The switches are 3 pin and the PCB is hotswap for 3 pin only, why they did that will make some wary of this board and I do think it was a poor choice by Felicon Attack Shark. Also, the M87Pro is not QMK/VIA compatible and uses proprietary custom software. Another turn off for those who do not want to install risky software.I like the flip out feet so you can adjust the height of the board, big plus for those who are used to having that option. Then you have the clearly marked switch toggles on the top so you can easily change the OS or between wired and wireless, and a 2.4Ghz dongle slot to help keep it from getting lost. I think the pros of the M87Pro make it a great value in the budget range. The cons are worth losing a star because consumers deserve to be able to use safe software and never have to download custom drivers. The other negative is the PCB only supports 3 pin switches. That will be a no go for many users and should not be a thing to even worry about but with this M87Pro it unfortunately is an issue. I can still recommend the M87Pro as a "good enough" choice because it is comfortable to type on, has tri-mode and a huge battery. The cons I stated are worth mentioning and the consumer can make the decision about what they are willing to compromise on. If Felicon Attack Shark fixed the 2 main cons it'd be a stellar keyboard to work or game on.

Still a good product in the day time, the leds work well just you can’t see the keys which is fine. Still a very good product for the price

The Felicon (branded Attack Shark on the keyboard) 80% TKL boasts a lengthy list of features including bright LED lighting with front & side light bars, tri-mode connectivity with a 4000 mAh battery, gasket structure keyboard with sound dampening foam sandwich layers, linear mechanical switches, and cherry profile PBT keycaps – all for a very budget price. What’s not to like?OK, so I’ll agree with another review that this thing does flex like crazy; both when pressing the keys and twisting the case itself. Perhaps the stiffness and overall build quality might be questioned based on that. However, it’s not like the flex of the keys is necessarily a bad thing. Consider other keyboards that include flex cuts to provide flexing in order to reduce typing fatigue. Likewise, I’ve seen other reviews critical of a given keyboard for being too stiff.Having said that, this keyboard feels comfortable to type on and creates a nice clear sound signature right out of the box. The 80% TKL layout is a personal preference and there are plenty of keyboards with this layout to justify their existence. Likewise the media controls can be accessed using function key combinations. I have over 80 keyboards, some with knobs and others without. I’ve found that it’s easy to adapt to either variation.I was on the fence whether to rate this keyboard 4 or 5 stars. Yes, there are certainly better keyboards on the market; especially more expensive ones. However, I ultimately settled on my 5-star rating based on what this keyboard offers in relation to its selling price. In other words, based on the statement, “For what this keyboard costs…” I believe it performs well. I also didn’t compare this using Mac OS, or any custom software settings as I rarely use them for my needs.Happy typing!

Solid keyboard good clackity clack

fantastic for its price

Amazing value for money, sounds great has great rgb options, feels good and works great. Would 100% buy again

Good keyboard

My son loves

so far, its way better than i expected. quality keys/sound/feel, infinite RGB options and overall solid build quality. absolutely in love with it

I like the look, keys feel okay, wireless lasts enough time, and doesnt take long to charge.I do notice a very minor input delay, and by minor I mean I have to he looking for it to feel it. Casually playing games I rarely notice. Not had this issue with other mordern wireless keyboards, so something to look out for

insane value! this is a great out of the box keyboard! sound is pretty good but sounds even better after light modding.

Great keyboard that features a light airy and creamy sounding switch.