ATTACK SHARK X98PRO Teclado Gamer Sem Fio

A really nice keyboard, for what it costs, it's really a bargain! In the box you also get the cable, two extra switch and the tool to remove the caps.
I really love this brand and its quality. 10/10!

I have no interest in spending $1000 on a blank keyboard, custom key caps, switches, taking the time to lube the switches, installing o-rings, etc. Some people like doing that, but it's not for me.I've owned and used a few mechanical keyboards. Corsair K70 RGB, Drevo Blademaster TE, AJAZZ 75 TKL, and a very cheap WEGEAR mystery model. For retail boards, the K70 and Drevo Blademaster were pretty good, but this is by far the nicest to type on. There is some plastic involved here, so it does flex if you twist it, but who is actually doing that anyway? It does NOT flex while you are typing, so that's all that matters. The keycaps are nice, but dark with little space between and the letters are not translucent so the RGB is actually mostly hidden. I may replace the keycaps with the hyperx pudding caps that I already have to light it up a bit more. Typing feel is excellent. I've had red (K70), brown (Blademaster TE), and blue (AJAZZ) switches and these are a cream switch I believe. The sound is excellent and the feel is responsive (for me). They don't have the tactile click of blues, but neither do they come with the clicky sound that goes along with them.The lighting can be adjusted from the keyboard shortcuts (need to look at the included manual as the keycaps only have the standard letters), but I'd recommend getting the X98 Pro software from the Attack Shark website as it will let you adjust individual keys to any colour (there's even a tab that lets you get profiles that other users have uploaded and voted on). You can set macros and remap keys. I set Fn+L to act as Win+L, easier to lock the computer when they are both on the same side. This is also my first 98 key layout. I'm happy to get the number pad back after using the Blademaster TE TKL for so long, but the 98 layout is a bit odd in that you lose a few keys like insert and end, but keep home and delete. I used home/end fairly often but raily pgup and pgdn so I've easily remapped those.From what I gather this board and many others like it from similarly named brands probably come from the same OEM, but I'm very happy with this keyboard and it is definitely staying on my desk.

Looks and feels premium.

This is a great mechanical keyboard, works great. I will say the software to customize keys and lights isn’t as great

Aside from the pure plastic build, I'm Honestly shocked with how good this keyboard sounded. I took a chance on this brand because the color scheme of the grey gradient looked super clean, and boy am I glad I did. Solid board, great stabilizers, zero rattle so far, and a screen and knob to boot. Wish it was aluminum but atleast the foam and sound dampening makes it sound crisp and marbly.

Like all attack shark keyboards, this one is hot swappable, has a tiny screen for quick info like the time and such.the keys themselves sound absolutely lovely and the heft of the keyboard itself makes this feel premium.It's a joy to type on, and it THOCCS, like really hard too.easy 5/5 the volume wheel is also a very nice bonus to me as i love these.