ATTACK SHARK X66 Teclado Mecânico Sem Fio com Keycaps PBT Impressas nas Laterais

A good keyboard for gaming; for everyday use, it's better to use a basic one with the Brazilian layout.

Very good for typing and great for working.

Typing on this keyboard really feels good, sound is deep much better than my older keyboard.. The cable is a nice gift!
But the rgb is not that bright honestly.. but i had a womier k66 super rgb before ... yeah underwhelming. The battery seems to last around a week or 2 wireless with rgb on (they turn off after 1 minute)

I really liked the keyboard. high-quality materials. great tactile sensations. wonderful switches.
Minus: there is no software for this keyboard model. On the official website it is written that the software has been under development since 2024. Even for more advanced models, the software is available on the official website.

The keyboard has been great so far, especially with its customisation ability, allowing it to be flexible for what ever game I play. But, there have been instances where my keyboard has been possessed for a few seconds. Now this may or may not be the keyboard (as it could be my gaming laptop) but it is worth mentioning. This has only happened twice across the month I’ve had it.

VERY GOOD KEYBOARD, PERFECT SOUND AND EXCELLENT TYPING

The keyboard has a solid build, it feels very sturdy and hefty. The keys have a very satisfying press, the volume knob also doesn't feel wobbly or frail. Its color in-person is way prettier than i expected. It's compact, the way i wanted. I posted a photo with a full size keyboard for comparison. It's very responsive and i haven't noticed any delays. I recommend this purchase!

Muy bueno

Bought it on sale and it's the best keyboard i've had ever. Good aesthetics, good quality, good sound, and no problems. I live in Spain and it arrived early than expected.

Perfect keyboard

Great keyboard well above expectations! Suich is very screwed, his sound is beautiful and the typing feeling is high-level. It's very worth it, I got the brown one with black and cream but since the LEDs are for the south, I customized it with a kit that I had left here at home.

Been using the Attack Shark X66 keyboard for over a week. For background, we own over eight different keyboards, and i rotate my keyboards a lot throughout the week, however have found myself using this keyboard the most due to the ease of custom settings for the keys, and also the knob. I have used Epomaker, Aura, RK, and various other brands, but I do like how I was surprised by this unknown Attack Shark brand. The X66 is a remixed version of the Aura and RK 60% keyboards, which are double the price of the Attack Shark.

The keys are creamy, and the feel of the overall keyboard is really solid for the price-range. Definitely a good value for the price as I purchased mine for $52. My favorite is the ability to use the knob for sound and mute, as I enter video conference calls a lot throughout the day. The size is perfect for those who travel, and the weight is heavy enough for stability, but light enough for portability. I would suggest those who already own 75% or 60% keyboards to have this as a fair travel or daily companion.

Been using the Attack Shark X66 keyboard for over a week. For background, we own over eight different keyboards, and i rotate my keyboards a lot throughout the week, however have found myself using this keyboard the most due to the ease of custom settings for the keys, and also the knob. I have used Epomaker, Aura, RK, and various other brands, but I do like how I was surprised by this unknown Attack Shark brand. The X66 is a remixed version of the Aura and RK 60% keyboards, which are double the price of the Attack Shark.The keys are creamy, and the feel of the overall keyboard is really solid for the price-range. Definitely a good value for the price as I purchased mine for $52. My favorite is the ability to use the knob for sound and mute, as I enter video conference calls a lot throughout the day. The size is perfect for those who travel, and the weight is heavy enough for stability, but light enough for portability. I would suggest those who already own 75% or 60% keyboards to have this as a fair travel or daily companion.

This keyboard is pretty nice. It's compact, which helps keep my desk from feeling too cluttered. It's also cute and lights are really pretty.It has option to use the 2.4 usb dongle, Bluetooth, or USBc wired. So it's functional with any situation. Which is great because I tend to lose dongles a lot. I've been using it for a few days from a full charge and it hasn't died yet.My only complaints are that it's heavier than I was expecting so it weighs down my laptop bag a bit. Also, the keys aren't very clicky like my other mechanical keyboard but that's really just a preference thing for me.

If you’re old enough to miss the responsive/intersctive feel of a mechanical keyboard (think school computer lab in the 90s) or young enough to think those things actually look retro(!) this is going to answer your keyboard needs with precision and style.Right out of the box this was beautifully packed, well protected without any excess waste in packing materials. The cable and extra keys were tucked neatly away behind a folded cardboard bumper, and it was the work of moments to get the whole thing out and ready to go.The styling and colour are appealing, a subtle contrast in beige, black and deep grey. It brings a note of current style, and attention to aesthetics, to the old familiar look without making that the actual focus of the thing. The profile gives a subtle incline at the back, just enough to enhance overall typing comfort.The touch of the keys themselves is lovely; none of the stick or resistance of an actual, elderly keyboard, the keys depress at a touch with a muted and pleasing clack. I am admittedly heavy-handed in my typing so the softer sound of this bodes well for anybody stuck in the same room with me while I write! Great option for when you do like the sound of hearing yourself type, but prefer the neighbours not all know it, too.Connection via BT is quick and responsive. No noticeable lag between the typing and appearance of words when compared to my two other keyboards. I did get this for use as a writing device, and intend to connect it to my distraction-free word processor when it arrives later in the year, so my primary concern with connectivity and responsiveness is limited to typing, so I can’t speak to true speed or functionality of alternate uses.Overall this is a welcome addition to my growing collection of wireless keyboards and I expect it will enjoy frequent use going forward on the merits of its comfort, aesthetics and connectivity alike.

My sons who is an avid streamer and gamer totally loves this keyboard.Didn’t require any special setup. A USB adapter was included for wireless operating.It has a very fast response time.The key caps can be switched out.The led lights features are awesome. There are different mode options, there’s the option to change the way the light flashes and change the colour of the lights. The only issue is that sometimes the left shift key glitches and then it will go back to normal. Apart from that it’s wonderful keyboard, highly recommend.

As a longtime PC gamer, I was eager to upgrade my mechanical keyboard and the X66 Attack Shark has not totally disappointed. The overall build quality definitely has a premium feel about it, with a robust frame, minimal flex, and well-placed non-slip feet that make it ideal for my desk. The flip out legs were just the right height and I like that the 2.4ghz dongle is held in place quite securely by a magnet.The typing experience is good, although it did take a while to get used to the new spacing as it differed from my previous keyboard, and the fact that the letters were printed on the front of the keys and not the top. The letter position made it quite tricky when gaming in subdued lighting, but it wasn't impossible.Setting up the keyboard was straightforward enough thanks to dedicated switches for toggling between Windows/Mac and connectivity options. Whether you choose USB, Bluetooth, or 2.4GHz, the performance remains consistently reliable. I was under the impression that the keyboard had a companion application to install to customize some of the settings, but it was not mentioned in any of the product literature that accompanied the keyboard. A link to it would have been helpful.Some minor quirks I noticed include an overly sensitive volume knob and a two-piece coiled USB cable that would definitely benefit from being a single, straight cable. However, these are small trade-offs compared to the overall functionality and quality. The cable design is a little odd. I'm not sure of the benefit of a two piece design, or the weird connector. I feel if anything this may cause issues with connectivity. Thankfully it didn't in my testing.Overall, at $69.99 which is the sale price at time of my review, I feel the X66 Attack Shark is a good upgrade, it offers a premium feel, and has good connectivity options. The typing experience is good overall with only a few minor areas for improvement. I'd say it offers good value for money.

Another quality mechanical keyboard by Attack Shark. First 60% keyboard and its honestly a huge space saver when it comes to a to-go keyboard so I can go from project site to home/site.The keyboard keys are responsive with no ghosting which is perfect for both work and gaming where you either need to type quickly or need fast reacting keys for character control.Manufacturing:The keyboard itself weights ~621g which is lightweight compared to the heavy metal backing keyboardsThe key caps have good chamfers and are comfortable to use for extended periods of time (angling of keycaps is pretty standard)The provided USB C -USB A cable is super convenient with its bungle style making it great for travelThe USB 2.4G adaptor is very compact and stows away nicely into the keyboard when not in use - and inserts and removes cleanly into USB port when you need that 2.4G functionality.The keyboard legs (2 sets) unfold and hold position nicely giving you 3 height options to work with.Sound adjustment knob has good tactile feedback for precise control.Lighting wise the keyboard is quite stunning in low light environments; however given I have the white cheese white the lights aren't as brilliant as say a darker keyboard.Overall great keyboard for at home or traveling.