EPOMAKER Ajazz AK820 Pro 75% Gasket-mounted Mechanical
EPOMAKER Ajazz AK820 Pro 75% Gasket-mounted Mechanical Keyboard with TFT Screen, 3 Modes(Bluetooth 5.1/2.4G Wireless & Type-C Wired), Sound Dampening Foams (Grey, Ajazz Flying Fish Switch)
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| Weight: | 1.02 kg |
| Dimensions: | 13.6 x 4 x 32.7 cm; 1.02 Kilograms |
| Brand: | EPOMAKER |
| Colour: | Grey |
| Batteries Included: | No |
| Manufacture: | EPOMAKER |
| Dimensions: | 13.6 x 4 x 32.7 cm; 1.02 Kilograms |
This keyboard has such a lovely sound and has been complimented several times for the sound of the keys and the overall appearance. The software to control the screen is easy to navigate, I’d recommend watching YT videos to see how it works. I’d 100% recommend this budget keyboard
If you want to change the date or time on the display screen (and you will need to as it isn’t correct when it arrives), you need to download a desktop application that currently only supports Windows. I’ve managed to do it using my fiance’s laptop, and also successfully used it to reassign some of the default keys (I’m in the UK so I need that symbol!)
That said, the keyboard is very, VERY nice. It feels sleek and high quality, travel distance isn’t as bad as some other similar keyboards, and it makes a very satisfying clacking sound as you hit the letter keys and more of a clunk as you hit the spacebar. The colourway is lovely, almost unlimited backlight options, and it is very sturdy on the desk and doesn’t move if knocked.
Now I’m a razer fan, always have been and still buy things like their mice etc,
However my last keyboard died after 12 months, just the one key wouldn’t work, so decided this time I would buy a hot swappable keyboard from them,
only to find out they only have 1 and its silly money and pretty hard going to simply change a switch out, after a lot of research I finally went with this brand and model, Best move ever keys/switch’s come out uber easy (the ones provided are fine however nice and clicky without being overpowering), it sounds great the RGB is the best I have seen in some time and the volume knob and little LCD screen are the icing on the cake,
And all this at quarter of the price of the razer one I was looking at.
This keyboard has some fun lighting effects, and the use of the rotational knob makes it easy to change between them.
I have found a couple of drawbacks on the keyboard though.
There have been a couple of times that the S key doesn’t appear to strike properly. I have needed to push it twice to get a response. The keyboard originally came set to a non-English text on the LCD screen, I found it a little awkward changing the language (the combinations of push and which button were not quite fully documented).
There have been a couple of instances where it has forgotten that it is paired by bluetooth. This one I am not 100% sure on, as one member of the household tens to press random buttons, so it is possible they changed the setting. However, I have had to press the function and Q button on a couple of occasions now to reset the keyboard to bluetooth.
Unlike another very similar keyboard, the rotational nob doesn’t default to volume, you need to enter the settings first.
The final problem is that it is an American layout rather than en_GB.
I’m thoroughly enjoying the typing experience on this keyboard. The combination of the gasket-mount design and Ajazz Flying Fish switches provides a smooth, slightly bouncy feel that’s satisfying and less harsh than some clicky switches. The build quality feels solid, and the included sound-dampening foam does a good job. The customizable TFT screen is a fun touch for displaying images or GIFS. My only minor gripe is that the software for advanced settings could be more intuitive. For its unique features and typing experience, this keyboard is a good choice.
Overall very nice keyboard i slighty modded it with switches and ect, i did order the white and purple one but got the black one with the yellow and grey keycaps, doesn’t really matter though because keycaps will be changed!
But ye switches was nice and lubed what made typing feel smooth and that came stocked with the board so dont worry if you dont know how to do it
No bad reviews on the keyboard, but make sure they deliver the right order just didn’t expect this keyboard, but not to worry anyway because its getting changed up anyways!
Thank youuuuu
I normally prefer the flat keyboards as I have a Mac at home and use the laptop keyboard with a separate monitor for work. However, I am now converted to using this keyboard for work and have set the laptop to one side, so now it’s just used as a second monitor.
I found the keys on this to be comfortable to use. I didn’t expect this because I am so used to the flat keyboards. I also usually prefer a wired keyboard because I hate it when they unexpectedly need charging. But with this one, there is a battery indicator on the display, so it will not run out unexpectedly. Therefore I dont need to use the wired option.
I quite like the lights and again I didnt think I would, but I find them relaxing. Though the keys are see through so you cant use this in the dark unless you can touch type and don’t need to see the letters.
It would have been perfect if it had a number pad on it too as that is one thing I miss since ive been using the laptop keyboard.
I am very impressed with the response and the look and feel of this keyboard.
It is easy to set up and customise for your needs.
The switches on the bottom allow for windows or Mac and usb, bluetooth or wifi connections.
I am currently using the USB connection and it is working very well.
I didn’t expect to have the LED lights for the price as well.
I wish it was a bit easier to customise the lighting conditions but other than that it is a wonderful keyboard.
You can connect it to the PC or Mac using 3 modes:
1. USB-C wired
2. Bluetooth
3. Wifi
I tried wired firstly and then used Bluetooth. Both were great but obviously I prefer bluetooth as no messy wires.
The keyboard can be set to 2 different heights using the provided flips on the backside.
It’s solid and sturdy and feels like a quality item. 100% on that.
Upon turning on the radiant colourful lights make it standout amd looks lovely.
The keys are excellent and I particularly like the little display that shows date and various other information that is configurable as well.
The sound know at the top is of great use as you can control the volume and mute by using that know.
The instructions are clear and to the point.
I love everything about this keyboard. One point to note is that this is not portable, it’s quite heavy for that purpose but if its kept in one place then its perfect.
I recommend it for anyone who likes to have a quality keyboard.
I found the build quality to be exceptional. It has very solidity, while the keycaps offer a satisfying tactile experience. As well as having impressive versatility. The tri-mode connectivity (Bluetooth 5.1, 2.4G wireless, and USB-C wired) allows for seamless device switching.
I love a good mechanical keyboard and this fits the bill. However, for the price tag you’d want more, and this is where 20 sets of RGB and versatile connectivity fits in. There are no issues with delays, whether it’s USB, Bluetooth or WiFi connected, and the clacking of the keys is satisfying and responsive. There’s a nice giant volume control dial and the RGB is nice a soft.
I love this keyboard. It’s my first AJAZZ and it’s amazing. I’m still exploring it. I love how I can connect it 3 different ways to suit my location situation… 2.4g mode, Bluetooth, and usb wired ( lead supplied)
The keys are nice and cluncky and spaced perfectly for my finger spread. I like the funky colour lights effect, my favourite is everything else it does though. I can change the keys around ( tool supplied) and I like the plastic keyboard cover it comes with to protect it from dust. I miss that on the new keyboards that don’t come with one.
I also like that it has a volume control, brightness control, pause, playback, next track, email, calculator and loads more. This is amazing for me, I’ve not used one like this before and I’m so impressed
I’m playing with this keyboard as I’m writing this review because I keep finding different functions and I want to mention them here
It’s not a light weight one there is some weight in it and it’s not a keyboard I would use for traveling because of the weight but for taking to the office and back wouldn’t be a problem although this one is staying permenantly at home solely for my use and away from envious eyes or it will probably develop legs and disappear if I take it to work. I actually got this for my mini pc but I’m going to use it as my main keyboard for all devices because it makes the other keyboards seem lacking in too many ways.
If you want the full operations for the keyboard you need to download the driver from the AJAZZ website. The details are in the box it comes in.
You can connect to windows and Mac although I’m on windows I haven’t tried it on Mac.
The instructions are in the box but I suggest having a full play with it. It’s quite an enlightening experience for a novice like me. I’ll probably be here for the rest of the afternoon playing with this – it’s my new ‘go to’ toy
This is a nice feeling keyboard, with old style mechanical keys (with exception of the space bar, which sounds dull in comparison).
It’s got lots of features that you’ll probably set once, but lacks things I’d use all the time. For example, there are loads of lighting effects for under the keys, but they are probably going to set to a preferred one and left. The are under the keys though, so in a dark room the keys aren’t transparent so you won’t be able to see them as well.
You can connect via Bluetooth, USB-C (lead supplied) or Wi-Fi (dongle supplied). These are controlled by the switch underneath, and you can also select Windows or Mac there too.
The Function button allows you to change the LEDs, language, etc., although you’re stuck with the US language keys and they don’t give UK versions for you to replace them with, even though you get a removal tool.
The volume control is nice and you can press to mute, the display is also a nice addition but is a little fiddly to set up and could have been used much better.
Overall it’s a nice mechanical feel, a little cramped and no keypad, no END or INSERT buttons and is not usable in a dark room. For the price I’d have liked more. You’re paying for the funky design but not usability.