ARZOPAWireless Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, 87 Keys RGB Backlit Gasket Mount PC Gaming, UK Layout, Compact Hot-Swappable Mechanical Keyboard, Sound Absorbing Pads, Custom Switch

This keyboard is great if you have limited room or if you are wanting a smaller gaming keyboard.It has 81 keys and is uk layout with £ key, its has up down left and right arrow keys separate that I like as other smaller keyboards don’t.The keys are very nice to type on , lovely click sound.Caps are also removable and come with coloured arrow keys and a de key device if needed.Rgb effects are nice and it has side rgb light as well. You can turn the side ones off , not sure yet on how to turn the keyboard lights off yet , hopefully there’s a way.Keyboard seems to pull a low voltage from usb port so well within usb power limits even with rgb lights on.It has full size keys and the whole unit feels good quality.

Love it nice and compact great for my workshop peferct for my needs top notch quality

Bought it for my lad. He really likes it and I used it while working at home today and it is really nice to type with. Considering getting one myself. Keys are nice and quiet, good for open office.

Very nice keyboard. Nothing wrong at all. I would rate it as better than my Keychron K series.My sole complaint is that Arzopa do not make one with a numeric keypad.(Please make one with a numeric keypad.)

Got the TKL version, was surprised with how good it was for the price.The default switches are pretty nice sounding, seems reasonably well built, works on wireless and wired. I like the little spot in the keyboard where you can put the wireless USB dongle when moving it.Easy enough to swap out the switches for another set using the included tool.The RGB is nice looking, can set the brightness and has a few different modes.

I have nothing bad to say about this keyboard. The sound is amazing, it feels good to type and sometimes I get excited to do whatever I have to do on the computer just to use it.

Hardware is nice, quiet keys when bottoming out (hitting the key fully down) when compared to others due to a foam membrane below the keys - which is a blessing !Would rather be able to isolate or even remove the battery as in this case it will never be used but that could be done if you fancy a bit of DIY which I will do, don't want a lithium battery just sat there for safety reasons.The lighting is rather inadequate with regard to options/colours (I prefer static single colour) and the keys do not have "shine through" characters which make visibility worse for older eyes, I managed to swap all the key caps out from my old broken keyboard which helped a lot.....'Proper' UK iso/qwerty layout with an L shaped return and £ & @ in the correct places which is harder to find these days.I will keep this but likely to keep it as a backup device if I can get the other "NZXT" keyboard to become a little quieter.

Its been a lovely daily use keyboard. Fairly compact with a nice build quality. Keyboard layout is unusual but works well and is easy to get used to. Standard USB cable connection is also good incase it requires replacing. Key strokes are comfortable without being too loud.