Backlight is good keys are great good click sound the only drawback is build quality is average specially the capslock indicator with a really cheap branding sticker overall its value for money Read more

The keyboard was fantastic when I first bought it but as time went on the braided cable connection started acting weird and the keyboard stopped working Read more

Hands on, it's a very good product. Only downfall is that the usb connector stop working properly Read more

Worst keyboard ever I try,i bought this keyboard 2 Times still having the same problem with this keyboard problem is not working.i suggest you to don't buy this keyboard it is worst experience that I had.you can choose other brands keyboard they will provide better keyboard.🤬🤬 Read more

The keyboard looks great, and typing on it feels really smooth and comfortable. The keys have a nice feel, making it enjoyable for both gaming and everyday use. However, the space bar is way too loud, which can get pretty annoying over time. The build quality also isn’t the best—it feels a bit flimsy. If you're looking for a decent keyboard with a good typing experience, this one works well, but the noisy space bar and average durability might be a letdown. Read more

Impressive Keyboard with Key Features EMI / RFI Noise Suppression: - Genuine ferrite bead to suppress RFI and EMI noise. Typing Experience: - Despite being a membrane keyboard, it offers a slight mechanical feel, which is a plus for me. - The keyboard is a bit noisy, especially the space bar, which makes a slight screeching noise. Design: - Floating key design for an enhanced typing experience. Linux Compatibility: - Works flawlessly on Linux (tested on kernel 6.8.8). - Detected as "Bus 003 Device 021: ID 1a2c:4c5e China Resource Semico Co., Ltd USB Keyboard" in LSUSB. Lighting: - LEDs can be static or breathing; no moving rainbow effect or gradients. - Fixed LED colors with no memory for brightness or effects. - Brightness adjusted with FN + PG_UP or FN + PG_DOWN resets after removing the keyboard or restarting the PC. Wire: - Thin with a nylon mesh, potentially more resistance and more ohmic losses. - Genuine ferrite bead ensures better noise filtering capability. Overall, it's an impressive keyboard that works really well under Linux. The wire is a bit thin with a nylon mesh, but I don't mind as long as it has a genuine ferrite bead! Read more

Overall a good membrane keyboard which gives mechanical feel, but ofc the clicks are not as fast as a mechanical one, if you are low on cash and want a good tkl keyboard for your short table this is the one you can rely on, I have been using this for 4 months and heavy usage like 10 to 12 hours a day still got all the keys running good. I'm very happy with the build quality and brightness, they could've done a better with RGB variations but yea ok. It also gives braided wire cable which is very nice again in this segment so overall a good product to go for Read more

I have bought a new laptop and started feeling that the in-built keyboard might start to malfunction if I use too much (majorly because of gaming and typing keystrokes). I shortlisted two keyboards for my needs. 1. HP K500 Gaming Keyboard (which was priced a bit more above than Rs. 1000, but was quite affordable); 2. The Amkette EvoFox FireBlade Gaming Keyboard. I decided to go with the Amkette EvoFox FireBlade as I had bad experiences with HP products in the past (I have a 2nd laptop which is from HP and has keyboard and GPU issues; I got a HP mice and it died within 6 months of usage; and then there are more HP products I've used in the past which had given me pain). I got this keyboard and have been using it for quite a while now, and it is excellent for me at the price I got it for. The keyboard would be an excellent choice for people of both the worlds i.e., for someone who needs it for typing or for someone who needs a gaming keyboard to get started with in the gaming world. For a gaming mice to begin with, you can go for the Logitech G102 Light Sync. Back to the keyboard - The keys are really sturdy. The USB port is very well built. The braided cable (alongwith a magnetic ring) is fantastic too. The keys give an excellent tactile feedback while typing and gaming (as I type and game a lot). It is a TKL keyboard which results in a compact form-factor. You can bring up and down the brightness of backlighting of the keyboard with the Fn + Page Up or Page Down keys. There are shortcuts for multimedia (which is the least used feature for me). I assume it would survive a nuclear disaster or a zombie apocalypse someday (LOL, the keyboard is really good, to be honest). I remember, I accidentally poured a full glass of water and it survived and still works as brand new (LOL, seriously). What could've been a bit better: 1. The backlighting. Don't get me wrong, backlighting is bright enough and lights up every key (but don't expect LEDs under each key) but the keyboard has only one mode of backlighting (breathing mode) which is kinda boring and might feel a bit cheap. And then, the right arrow key's backlighting is a bit lower than all the keys' but I am fine with it because of the pricing of the keyboard. 2. Now, I would be really nitpicking here considering the price is really cheap but, the keycap of the spacebar is removable and scares me a lot, i.e., I fear it would come off some day if I stress it too much by typing or doing gaming (but thankfully and luckily, still hasn't come off. LOL) Overall feeedback : For someone who is looking to buy a gaming keyboard under Rs. 1000, this is certainly a better buy. The performance and features it offers surpasses over the things that are needed to be improved. For me, it is a 4.5-star rated keyboard out of 5-stars (0.5 star deducted for the improvements this product needs). Read more

It’s really bad quality and it isn’t responsive Read more

Received the package and material damaged. Read more