[KORDO] Ajazz K870T 87Keys Bluetooth Wired/Wireless Mac/MacBook Mechanical Keyboard with Additional Keycaps for Mac/Window, Type-C Cable. (White, Blue Switch)

Overall summary of why I liked this keyboard listed below (scroll down to read my likings in greater detail):1. Mac keyboard accessibility (you can switch between Mac and Windows keyboard with a press of a button and by changing the bottom row/colored keys as there is a Windows and Mac version)2. Blue switch because I like that loud clicky typist sound*note: the keys are not hot swappable3. Option for wired and wireless (bluetooth)4. Pairs with 3 different devices that you can change between5. RGB lights have different setting/modes listed in the instructionsReasons why I like this keyboard in greater detail:This is my first mechanical keyboard and I'm satisfied. Granted I'm not looking a keyboard for gaming, just needed a keyboard that can be wired or wireless with multi-device pairing. I use multiple devices at work so I needed a keyboard that can seamlessly change devices once I press the command shortcut (FN Q, FN W, and FN E).It did take a bit to pair my keyboard at first, but I think that was my fault as I had to look through the instructions to find the correct pairing steps (weren't super clear but they are there in the manual). Turn the keyboard on (switch in the back) and press/hold the FN and P keys until the P is flashing to enter pairing mode. From there the device should easily be able to recognize the keyboard. I have it connected to my phone, iPad and Mac computer. For the Mac, I had to take an extra step once it was connected via bluetooth and went into the keyboard setting in settings to add it as a wireless keyboard. However, with the wired connection it worked right away.I got the blue switch version because I like feeling like a typist and hearing the clicks. I noticed I'm a bit slower in my typing but I didn't get this keyboard to be fast but to enjoy my "clicks" as I work. The difference in typing speed isn't a lot, but I wouldn't use a blue switch keyboard for gaming (I'll stick to red switches). Again, I'm not using this keyboard for gaming just work related stuff and I really enjoy the sound of clicking so yes, blue switches for me work great!Another thing that caught my eye was the option to change some of the keys on the bottom row to the Mac version. I found other keyboards that I liked but after years of using Apple products and working on Macs I have the key commands and shortcuts memorized so I was stoked when I saw the Mac specific keys. Plus, with a push of a button I can switch between Mac and Windows keys (FN A for Mac and FN S for Windows). Until my computer registered the keyboard was in Mac settings I had to keep re-entering the Mac keyboard set up shortcut listed above but after a few tries my computer remembered it so not really a big deal.

This is a freak keyboard. I love the way it feels when typing on it. It is a very solid design abs has feet on the back to tilt it. Some of the key caps for Mac that came with it were broken but that was ok. I didn’t like the way the extra key caps felt. They were thinner and not as good of quality as the caps that came with the keyboard. I am going to look for other ones I like better. But that doesn’t take a star rating off because the keyboard itself is amazing and I love it!

I have been mostly using a Razer Blackwidow keyboard with Razer Green switches for the last few years. I was trying to find a keyboard that offered a handful of features: - switches similar to the Razer greens - smaller size - Bluetooth and would switch between 2 computers easily - RGB lights - white case - compatible with MacsThis keyboard satisfied all but one of these items but there was an immediate red flag. When i connected the keyboard to my personal and work Macs, a keyboard setup dialog box didn't appear. I thought it was weird but not the end of the world! Then I connected my Bose NC700s to my computer and all I could hear was staticky interference that went away once i disconnected my new, pretty keyboard. Heartbreaking.I decided to return it and try again with an Anne Pro 2. Wish me luck.Also, if you're coming from Razer greens like me, I recommend brown switches, not blue. The additional actuation force of the blues is noticable and very distracting.

Its a great keyboard switches sound nice and stablers are great but! Not worth your money your better off getting a gk61

I love the clicks it makes! It included the key cap remover and I easily swapped the key caps to change to the Apple ones. It did not take long to set up and I use it everyday and works great. All the buttons work fine :) I can even adjust the brightness of the keyboard as well. I love love love it!