Teclado Mecânico com Junta Tri-modo ATTACK SHARK X87

Love the feel of the switches, backlighting is nice and bright, although I don't use it much. Reciever connectivity works well, even at ranges, and best of all, the battery life is unbeatable at this price range.
I haven't charged the keyboard in over 3 weeks and its still at 100%, which is incredible with only 5,000 mAh.
Would reccomend!

Important to note: The 5/5 is based on what you get for the price. Not that this is a perfect keyboard.I've been using this keyboard for about 2 weeks now to get a feel for it. Here's a quick breakdown.THE GOOD:- Bluetooth- RF2.4 Dongle with storage compartment in the keyboard- USB C- Windows & Mac support- RGB backlight with controls- PBT keycaps- Wireless with long battery life. I took it out of the box and started using it without charging it. Full RGB brightness and everything. Still going strong.- Mechanical keyboard- Function key for media controls/volume/etcTHE BAD:- I really don't like the feel of the key press. This is the 5th Linear keyboard I've tested this month and the typing feel is my least favorite of the bunch. That's not to say that the keyboard is bad or prone to error. It's not. My typing speed test is just as fast with this keyboard as others I've tested. I'm having trouble explaining it but the presses aren't confidence inspiring. It works. And I'd say it's probably as good as any other keyboard in this price range. But I have to point this out as being an undesirable factor for me, despite the "overall" 5/5 rating I gave it. The typing feel/experience for me would be a 3.5/5 if I'm being completely honest.- My own fault but the different color keyboards have different keycaps. And only some of the colors have shine-through keyboards. This specific color that I myself chose only has printed keycaps. No points will be deducted because other colors at the same~ price were available with the shine through option which I find to be very helpful in the dark.- While the keyboard has a ton of alternate/function key controls, none of them are marked. Many keyboards are the same and don't mark the additional controls that are available. But I view this as a negative as you have to go looking through a manual and trying to memorize the placement of all those keys.- Very minor keyboard chatter observed during fast typing tests. Nothing major though so no point loss. It happens to the majority of mechanical keyboards.CONCLUSION:This keyboard has an "ok" typing experience. But you still get mechanical switches. PBT keycaps. Wireless bluetooth and 2.4GHz as well as wired. RGB backlight. And all for a ridiculously great price. At the time of this review, a coupon is available bringing the price down to just $50. That is honestly a fantastic price. And for that price, and only due to that price, the overall package here gets a 5/5 rating. But if the price were higher, for example $80, then it'd only get a 4/5.BOTTOM LINE:If you're looking for a mechanical wireless keyboard in the $50-$60 price range, this is one of the best options out there. But if you're looking the best typing experience and are willing to spend more, I'd pass on this. You'll find better options in the $80-$100 range. Including from Attack Shark themselves.

I love this keyboard. It's got some weight to it so it feels really nice, the keys have a good mechanical, high quality feel with a good membrane underneath. The led rainbow effect isn't over the top so it's really nice when you're just gaming or browsing. It's a really beautiful looking keyboard. It's easy to find a matching mouse (I bought the black/grey/yellow version) which is very nice for perfectionists like me

The clicks sound great the response time is great and the customisability is great, for $90 prob the best u can get

Nicely made keyboard. The color scheme is nice with a mix of purple and white and can match with the RGB which can be changed through software also. The keys feel good and have a good sound to them. They aren't loud and have a nice solid feel. The switches feel smooth and actuate well. The keyboard has a plastic case construction with some flex. There is a bit of give as you type, but does not feel bad. They keyboard has 3 modes of connection through USB wired, wireless 2.4, and bluetooth. It's easy to switch between them as well with a switch on the back, so in theory you could swap between multiple devices pretty easily if you need to. Overall it's a pretty good keyboard. I would place it above average when it comes to "standard" keyboards, but below average in comparison to "gaming" keyboards, as it doesn't offer really any advanced functions. It hit's a nice spot in the middle if you want a better than average keyboard but not needing or wanting to go full gamer.

I've built, tried, and tested a number of different keyboards, with my personal keyboard being a 40% Planck ortholinear with 35g retooled, filmed, and lubed Gateron ink yellow v2. Coming from that, a lot of keyboard just don't really feel good to me, but this was a great exception! It felt amazing, sounded amazing, and it has a GREAT color scheme with a wonderful use of RGB. My very first keyboard was a corsair rapidfire that was much more expensive than this, but I would far prefer this over that. Really, amazing job with this one guys! Highly recommended!