84 Key Typewriter Keyboard

I bought this keyboard for my granddaughter. She picked it out and loves it. I works very well.

The media could not be loaded. So this is a really good typewriter keyboard. I got it with the red switchs. Now people like to refer to these as "silent" switches, but not the ones that come with keyboards like these. I've recently been collecting and modding mechanical keyboards for awhile, so I was thrown off with this keyboard and decided to return it, BUT I think I'm gonna ask for this again for Xmas. I've tried other typewriter keyboards and this is the best one out of all of them. Don't pay more than $65 for them PLEASEE! Now I don't know the battery life yet, but I paired this with my PC and my Steam deck. The game I'm typing on is called "CozyTyper" available on steam. I have two channels that I'm gonna feature this keyboard in soon. Nana naji asmr & nana najiglo💚💙

Had for a little less than 2 years and not used excessively. This week it just stopped working.

I’d say the price of the keyboard is worth it, especially compared to other, similar keyboards which can cost a hundred or more. It made a good connection to my iPad Pro and I love the typewriter sounds it makes! Although I will admit that one thing I noticed in the manual (at least for me) was incorrect for the copy and paste. Instead of, for example, FN+F3, it would work if I used Alt+F3 instead. I’m unsure if this applies to the other shortcuts. Other than that, I like that there are game modes for certain types of games as well as different light modes. Even better, the backlit keyboard lights up the letters on the keys too, making it easier to type in the dark if needed!I also did get confused at first between the switches so this is for anyone else looking to buy this keyboard or others. The blue switch keyboard (the one I purchased) definitely has louder keys and may need more pressure compared to red keys. Whilst red keys are more quiet and softer. I believe a brown switch is a combination of both.Edit: (As of 07/30/2023)I personally enjoyed the blue switch keyboard but the first one I ordered showed signs of use as keys were less clicky (for me it was the v key that was significantly less clicky in comparison to others) than others as well as the packaging showing signs of opening since the stickers meant to seal weren’t sticking very well and had fibers stuck to them. I had planned to order another and compared the one I currently had with the brand new one. Come to find out this supposed new keyboard also showed signs of use as it was stained along the keys and its silver line around the keyboard as well as the stickers meant to seal the packaging were cut through. I can only come to the conclusion that it was just used, returned, and then sold as brand new to whoever buys it next. (However, this wasn’t an issue with the red switch keyboard I had ordered and returned, it looked and felt brand new!) So I would say if you plan on buying this keyboard, make sure the packaging is intact as well as the stickers look brand new and if you do plan to keep it or want a closer look, make sure all the keys are functioning use and sound wise (for the blue switch keyboards).

Retro-style keyboards are becoming all the rage. The round, floating keycaps are reminiscent of the typewriters of yore, and they are also comfortable to type on. They offer a distinctive look, and often come in fun colors and color combinations that allow you to make your desktop setup look very cool. This is a retro-style mechanical keyboard with linear key switches and with RGB backlighting. Its keys are made of ABS plastic, and the keys allow the white backlighting to shine through the keycaps so you can see while typing in the dark.This keyboard has an integrated rechargeable battery so you don't have to worry about having external batteries on hand to replace to keep this keyboard working. The keyboard comes with a USB-C cable that you can use to charge the battery, or you can use the cable to have the keyboard in wired mode if you prefer. You will need the cable connected to a computer if you want to use the driver software to change the settings on the keyboard. The cable is a cute cool blue that matches the keyboard case.The keyboard has a leather-like material finish on the sides and the bottom outside of the case that gives it a unique texture. It also has four rubber feet, two on the front and two near the back that are a little higher. They angle the keyboard upwards for better ergonomics. The keyboard also comes with a USB dongle that is used to connect the keyboard to your computer wirelessly. It also has options for connecting two Bluetooth devices if you prefer to use a Bluetooth connection rather than the dongle. You can use multiple connections and switch between them with the Fn key.I like the fact that this keyboard has a separate function layer so you won't have to use Fn + number keys to access the function layer. For gaming, this is great because many times the F1-F12 keys have special functions like quick save, that you can access easily if you have a dedicated set of function keys. This keyboard also has the dedicated arrow keys., plus all the special keys from the key cluster in a reduced layout. The driver software is available on the Ajazz website and is easy to use, but does require you to use the USB connection to change and save the settings to the keyboard.I wish there was a way to make the keys with PBT plastic rather than ABS, but then the keys would not allow the legends to be illuminated. The style of this keyboard, combined with the color, switches, and function make it one of my favorite keyboards to type on. It has a lot of personality, and it has all the features that I would want from a reduced layout, mechanical keyboard. I recommend this keyboard to anyone who wants to customize their gaming setup, and who likes the retro look and feel.

Edit: After using this for only 3 months, the letters on the key caps are starting to totally rub away. The battery life is ok, I maybe get a few days of use before it dies on me and needs plugged in.Original review:I really love the look of this keyboard and its quite satisfying to type on. Only been using it for a couple days now, so I can't really speak to the battery life just yet. Overall I'm pleased with the purchase so far. I am a bit concerned that the leather material will be difficult to clean though compared to a metal or plastic keyboard.