There are enough strong points with this keyboard along with the price for me to give it 5 stars. Keycaps: Comic/Borderlands-esque art style is really cool but not for everyone. They almost feel a little chalky/buttery like some mouse coatings, pleasant to the touch. Switches: In-house, solid linear switches. They're on the quieter side and there isn't an overly strong upward spring force when depressing the switch. They're also very stable. No complaints here. Sound and feel: Somewhat muted which is not overly satisfying for my preferences, however in general not bad at all. I do wish more consideration was given to the space bar by default it sticks out, which isn't uncommon. Software: It's using the generic qmk.top software. I wouldn't call it good necessarily, but it gets the job done and has all of the settings you'd need for DKS, Rapid Trigger, SOCD etc etc. Performance: It has 8k polling and all of the bells and whistles you want with hall effect. I can't say the performance is stellar as I can't test it perfectly, but I noticed no issues when testing at minimum actuation and stuff like SOCD performed as expected. Lighting: I love the right side light strip. The RGB is neither weak nor strong, satisfactory. Overall this keyboard is good value for the money, particularly if you're a fan of the aesthetic (there are multiple color ways) and are able to get it on Prime. Read more

Right off the bat, this is one of the best looking keyboards I own. It’s got that cel-shaded look to the keys but the legends remain easy to read, as they are not fanciful at all. The caps lock, left shift, backspace & spacebar have Attack Shark branding on it…. which is weird branding but kinda cute I guess. While the keycaps are NOT shine through, the north facing LEDs illuminate the keyboard nicely. All functions pertaining to the LEDs (brightness, speed, modes, colors can be directly controlled on the keyboard w/o downloading any additional software. The keyboard will flash bright white when you’ve reached an endpoint in the setting you’re changing (i.e. max brightness, slowest speed). That all said, keep that manual handy, as there is no indicators printed on the key caps. For example, having used this keyboard for a few days, I have no idea how to change the pattern on the keyboard, nor do I know how to control that light bar. With this keyboard, you’ll get a standard white USB A->C cable, a 2-in-1 keycap/switch puller & a molded plastic cover. While it is an overall great sounding & typing experience, I’m deducting a star for what this keyboard doesn’t offer. First omission: not a single spare switch. Of all the keyboards I’ve used & reviewed, they all came with at least 3 spare switches. Next omission: No volume knob or roller. I knew this when I ordered this keyboard so I’ll try not to judge unfairly but… at this pricepoint, it feels like a glaring omission. While my next point is more of a nitpick, I’m kinda miffed at how plain the USB cable is. It’s not braided, nor does it have any branding on it. I’m not expecting to have my mind blown by this but… my 3 main criticisms of this keyboard are anchored to the price of this keyboard. It’s certainly not priced at the top but it’s also far from the bottom. Lower priced keyboards will include a nicer cable, extra switches AND all the extras you get here. At nearly $90, the value proposition for this keyboard just isn’t here. That all said, I do like the keyboard but I’d advise prospective buyers to wait until there’s a sale or coupon code that drops this down a bit. ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Read more

Aside from the uneven feet that my unit has, everything works well on this keyboard. The rapid trigger works well, snap tap works well, the other features works well. The rgb is good, but I wish there was more lighting options and maybe more customization. I recommend going to the actual attack shark page to find the drivers and software of this keyboard. Also, if you want to use a coiled cable, make sure it supports 8k polling rate because this keyboard takes a lot of power. My coiled cable from epomaker didnt work with it, so I just use the cable that came with the box for now. Read more

I have a lot of expensive keyboards like the Steelseries Apex 7, Asus ROG Azoth, and the Corsair K70 Max Magnetic keyboard. Those are around the $250-$350 range. And this has as good of a typing experience as those. And arguably better. Every time I look at it it invites me to come type on it. I'm not sure if it's just due to the crisp and clean key press, or the visual esthetics. But it's an absolutely gorgeous keyboard. And this is coming from someone who generally only buys black keyboards. The see through keycaps with the swirl design looks amazing. I've been using it for 2 weeks in wireless mode with 0 hiccups. It is a definite recommendation. And I'm sad that I have to put it aside as another keyboard just came in for testing. I'm going to find a way to keep using it on one of my other computers because it is genuinely that good of a keyboard both to use, and to look at. I can't believe how little it costs for what you get. Get it. You won't be disappointed. Few key points: - Windows & Mac support - Bluetooth - 2.4GHz with dongle (that can be stored on the keyboard for travel) - USB wired mode optional. Also for charging while using - Linear switches - PBT keycaps - Magnetic switches can be set for precise sensitivity. So you can determine where the key press is registered. So it can be set to a super short press, or a full press all the way down. - Long life rechargeable battery - RGB backlight. Controllable. Including from the keyboard itself - Letters are printed on the side. It actually works perfectly fine like this. No difference in visibility compared to having it printed on top. I wasn't sure how it'd be before trying it. But it works perfectly. - Function keys are available though the functions aren't printed on the side since the regular key identifiers are there Excellent keyboard. Highly recommend. Read more

This is one of my favorite accessories. Everything works like top tier quality. You really need to try it out yourself to fully grip how much this will be your favorite. Even if you chand the parts you can adjust the change in the software. I currently use the easier rapid trigger settings rather than change the actuation points and will add some photos and videos. Read more