iQunix A80 Gaming Keyboard, 2.4G Wireless Mechanical Keyboard with Cherry MX Brown Switch, Compact 83 Keys Hot Swappable Keyboard for Windows/Mac/Android/iOS

The media could not be loaded.  I’m getting into the mechanical keyboard hobby, and this was my first big purchase. I wanted something that I could take with me to use at the office and at home. I use the wireless setup at work with the little dongle, and I use the wired setup at home. Overall, I’m really happy with this little guy.I like the little details that they put into the keyboard as well. As far as features go, it comes with everything that you would expect from an 80% keyboard in this price range. It’s got adjustable feet, a keycap and switch remover, a little brush, an included USB to USB-C cable, and an instruction manual. It’s cool that the cable is braided in the same color scheme as the keyboard as well.The RGB system on the keyboard is pretty customizable. The included book goes over all of the different RGB modes. I included a quick video where I show the different RGB styles.There’s only two issues that I encountered with the keyboard that I thought were worth mentioning.When I tested each key, I did notice that one of the keys did not register with every click. I ended up using the switch remover to re-seat the switch. Afterwards, it worked just fine.The USB wireless dongle. I wish that the keyboard had a spot somewhere that I can store the dongle when it’s not in use. I ended up just leaving it in my office computer.Other than those two knocks on it, the keyboard is otherwise awesome. When I re-seated the switch, I did confirm that they were Cherry brown switches, and not a different type. Since the switches are hot-swappable, I’ll probably swap out these for the Zealios 62g switches when I get the money.

This is truly and excellent option for pre-built mechanical boards. I am blown away by the build quality compared to many other pre-builts I have used. Great sound with very little pinging, solid feel, and great connectivity options. I use the warm white backlight since I am not a fan of RGB, and it works very well for visibility in low light conditions.Response time via the 2.4 Ghz dongle is excellent, as is wired. Battery life is very good. Bluetooth connectivity is simple, but would not recommend for gaming or anything else requiring a low latency.All in all a great keyboard, would highly recommend.

A pesar de que la construcción del teclado deja bastante en claro que es muy robusto.Hay otros aspectos como la calidad de los keycaps, los estabilizadores (muy desactualizados y de mala calidad) y la posición de las teclas F1-F12 que parecían buena idea, pero la verdad es que suele ser un poco incómodo al momento de presionarlas.No posee un software que acompañe al teclado para realizar modificaciones, lo que también es un gran punto negativo para este teclado, siendo que se anuncia como un teclado de entrada a la gama media del hobby. Teclados de menor gama y precio mantienen softwares, a pesar de que sean bastante ariscos con el usuario al menos lo poseen y permiten realizar algunas modificaciones.El lubricado de switches de fábrica es bastante deplorable, al igual que el de los estabilizadores.Destacando lo bueno... Luego de MODIFICARLO el sonido resultante es bastante agradable, la calidad del case y su diseño es bastante estético.Conclusión...Es un teclado de gama media que estéticamente está lindo y es funcional, nada más.Si quieres entrar al hobby de los teclados mecánicos no es la mejor opción, ya que las únicas modificaciones que se podrán hacer serán sobre el teclado y no en software

I went down the mechanical keyboard rabbit hole several times and ended up with a few different ones including fully modding a 60% keyboard I couldn't stand for coding (no arrow keys without holding function), an older WASD TKL fully modded and I just really wasn't able to type on it so I revisited the keyboard situation last weekend.I had my eye on this company because of the cool retro-futuristic designs but I wasn't ready to spend $200 on a keyboard yet.I watched a lot of reviews, almost got a GMMK pro but I don't like how most mid to higher end mechanical keyboards are all basically the same boring rectangle.I chose style over snobbery and couldn't be happier. The sound is a little cheaper and springier than the thock masters I built, but the layout, size, and typing experience is fantastic. I can't wait to get back to coding in my spare time now that I have this.It looks like some scuba gear from the early 90s and I can't express how great it is to type on.Quit looking at reviews and just get it. (I got gateron reds because it was on a crazy sale)

I got the cherry mx red switches. It sounds great feels great. I’ve had a little issue here and there with the wireless cutting in and out I think just do to interference which is frustrating. But overall worth the purchase if you’re into the hobby. The lined stabilizers sound great. I’m going to be using this and my razer huntsman mini back and forth for gaming and work. One thing to keep in mind if you’re into color matching your setup good luck the gray is a hard one to find. Or blue not really sure even in person lol

I'm a software engineer, wanted a keyboard with Cherry MX Blue switches as I had heard from others that they are ideal for lots of typing.I could not be more impressed with the overall quality of this product. My typing speed increased by 10 WPM without even getting used to the keys. Keyboard is heavy and well built. The slanted F keys give a late 80s-early-90s feel.Would buy IQUNIX products again.

I wanted to like this keyboard. The switches felt great and I love the design. Unfortunately, my model just straight up didn't work out of the box. It didn't connect wirelessly or wired. Additionally, it was not level and wobbled whenever I tried to use it. This is a deal breaker for me and I returned it promptly