MAGIC-REFINERRKL680 Ultra-Thin Wireless Mechanical Keyboard, 60% Percent Gaming Keyboard, Apex Pro Mini 2.4Ghz/Bluetooth 5.0 Dual Mode, 68 Keys Low-Profile Linear Red Switch for Win/MAC/Tablet

I'm writing this review on the keyboard itself! Using a mechanical keyboard is a little nostalgic for me, someone who played Oregon Trail on an Apple II as a kid. I didn't realize how much I missed a mechanical keyboard. The keyboard is a nice black color for the frame and a mixture of black, navy, and coral for the keys. I have the keyboard connected by Bluetooth and it is responsive and crisp. You can also attach it with a USB adapter. Additionally, you can switch the keyboard to be either for a Mac or Windows. I like the compact size of the keyboard and it has most of the functions that you need included, other than a 10-key pad. The functions that are usually in between the qwerty keyboard and 10-key are integrated in as function buttons on the qwerty keyboard. It takes a little bit of time to get used to a mechanical keyboard again, but the sound that the keys make is wonderful! The keyboard also comes with a key puller if you want to customize the keyboard further. I am sure that I will continue to enjoy!

This Ajazz/Nacodex branded keyboard (that somehow sells under the name Magic-Refiner), clearly takes it's styling queues from another popular keyboard from a brand that starts with "K" and rhymes with "eechron" (specifically the K2). The RKL680 is a AA battery-only powered keyboard with low profile mechanical switches and keycaps that sells for around half the price of the model it tries to emulate.I would have preferred a wired option for this keyboard over the AA battery power source. The product information states that the batteries should last 6 months due to the power management system - so I'll have to provide an update when I've had this longer. The wireless function, however, does make this a good candidate to use with a smart TV for web browsing. I didn't have any issues connecting to my (Windows) PC using Bluetooth or the 2.4 GHz dongle (which also has a nice built-in storage dock).The key layout is compact and cleanly marked, and there are some nice extra features like the dual-flip feet that provide 2 additional typing angles, and non-skid feet to keep the keyboard in place. No lighting is included, but that's a good thing in terms of battery life.I didn't find the typing experience on this to be very inspiring; partly due to feel of the low-profile keycaps and switches. I have one other low-profile keyboard to compare with, and it performs better. I also noted lots or spring ping that tended to resonate within the hollow shell, especially around the center keys. I may see if I can improve this by adding a tape mod and some kinetic sand in the base.If the battery management system works as advertised, maybe this is the perfect companion keyboard to use for web browsing on a smart TV? However, for an office or travel keyboard I feel like there are other options that would work better.

I was looking for a compact, affordable, travel-friendly keyboard that would connect via bluetooth to my MacBook Pro and my Windows laptop, and this keyboard almost met all the criteria. I love the size of the keyboard, the connectivity options (USB/BT, Mac/Win), and the look and feel of the keys when I type.Connecting to my MacBook Pro via bluetooth was simple and quick. On the keyboard, I switched the power switch to "BT" and the OS option to "Mac", then did a bluetooth search on my computer. It found the keyboard with no issues, and I was up and running in a matter of seconds. Connectivity throughout the day was uninterrupted, so I'm really happy when using this with my Mac.For my Windows laptop, though, I did have some issues. My computer wasn't able to find the keyboard via bluetooth (I made sure it was switched to "Win" and "BT"), so I instead connected using the included USB dongle. Once I connected via USB, the keyboard communicated with my laptop quickly. But for some reason, the connectivity is unstable. Sometimes I'm typing, and the keyboard just drops - so I have to pull the USB out and reinsert it for the keyboard to reconnect. In a span of 30 min, this happened twice. For reference, I am on a Dell Latitude 7300 using Win 10 OS. I'll keep using the keyboard and provide an update if I notice it is not disconnecting anymore after prolonged use.The keyboard came with a keycap puller.

This keyboard is made by AJAZZ and they put out some decent low-priced mechanical keyboards- nothing that will impress enthusiasts, but pretty good at their price points. That said, I'm not terribly impressed with this model.The Good:1. Lightweight and compact2. Battery operated (good and bad)3. Available in different switch options4. Removable/replaceable keycaps5. Bluetooth and 2.4G dongle6. Floating/detached arrow cluster (this is highly desirable for me)7. Low profile switches and keycaps (pro and con, see below)8. Mac-specific labeling on the keycapsThe not so good:1. Flat, lightly scalloped keycaps- probably the DSA profile. Not my favorite. I usually don't mind low-profile. keys, having used MacBook Pros and the Magic Keyboard for over 10 years, but not a fan of these keycaps.2. Keys are rattly and some have a definite ping.3. This is AAA battery only (batteries not included)- no USB connection, no rechargeable battery. Some may prefer replaceable batteries over a built-in rechargeable, since it's easy to replace the batteries when the time comes.This was clearly designed to a price point, but unfortunately, I feel there are better options within $10 of the current selling price ($40). This is a shame, since I have 2 other keyboards from AJAZZ that are quite nice. While I think it's overpriced, I am grading on a curve and not being too harsh, since I think there's some value to the lightweight construction and replaceable battery freedom for travel and surfing from the sofa.

A qualidade do produto é bem abaixo daquilo que espera de um produto desse preço. As teclas são boas, mas o acabamento e qualidade do material usado no corpo do produto é bem baixa. Não recomendo.

Very nice low-profile 60 percent mechanical keyboard. This is my second mechanical keyboard and it is exactly what i was looking for.

I can only use it in Bluetooth mode, because when you try to use wireless usb stick, it will try and load something (i imagine some drivers) and most PCs i tried refused to accept that software. Keeping in mind where this keyboard is made, i would not really trust the software. Otherwise the keyboard is really nice, qulity for the price is also nice, it doesn't have a sort of "sleep mode" so it eats batteries pretty fast (i would say 2 to 3 weeks depending on the battery), but overall very happy with the purchase

Eerlijk gezegd had ik niet veel verwacht van een mechanisch toetsenbord van deze lage prijs. Maar de toetsen voelen zeer stevig en kwalitatief aan. En dan het geluid, doet me denken aan een oude commodore 64 op een slaapkamertje :-)Zeer fijn toetsenbordje met goeie indeling dat heel makkelijk in een medium rugzakje past.

The media could not be loaded. Die Tastatur ist eine kabellose mechanische Gaming-Tastatur, die sowohl in Bezug auf Design als auch Funktionalität beeindruckt. Sie ist leicht und tragbar, was sie ideal für unterwegs macht.Die Tastatur verfügt über einen **Dual-Mode 2,4 GHz & Bluetooth 5.0**, der eine stabile und latenzarme Verbindung bietet. Dies ermöglicht eine wirklich kabellose Erfahrung, die im Vergleich zu verkabelten mechanischen Tastaturen überlegen ist. Die Möglichkeit, gleichzeitig bis zu drei drahtlose Geräte zu verbinden, ist ein weiterer Pluspunkt.Das **68-Tasten-Layout** ist kompakt und praktisch, und die Tastatur unterstützt sowohl Windows als auch Mac Systeme. Das Wechseln zwischen Systemen ist bequem und schnell, was die Benutzerfreundlichkeit erhöht.Die **leisen roten Low-Profile-Schalter** sorgen für eine schnelle Auslösung und leichte Tastenanschläge, was das Tippen angenehmer macht. Sie sind perfekt für Personen, die in einem Großraumbüro arbeiten und Gamer, die lange wach bleiben.Die Tastatur ist batteriebetrieben und hat ein ergonomisches Design. Der intelligente Stromsparmodus ermöglicht eine Lebensdauer von bis zu 6 Monaten. Die doppelte Halterung der Tastatur kann 3 verschiedene Neigungswinkel erreichen, was stundenlanges Tippen zu einem Kinderspiel macht.Insgesamt ist die MAGIC-REFINER RKL680 eine hervorragende Wahl für jeden, der eine hochwertige, leistungsstarke und stilvolle mechanische Tastatur sucht. Sie bietet ein hervorragendes Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis und ist eine lohnende Investition.**Pro:**1. **Leicht und tragbar:** Mit nur 450 g Gewicht können Sie es überall hin mitnehmen.2. **Dual-Mode 2,4 GHz & Bluetooth 5.0:** Bietet eine stabile und latenzarme Verbindung für eine wirklich kabellose Erfahrung.3. **68-Tasten-Layout:** Behält eine kompakte Anordnung bei und berücksichtigt dabei die Praktikabilität der Tastatur.4. **Leise rote Low-Profile-Schalter:** Sorgt für schnelle Auslösung und leichte Tastenanschläge, was das Tippen angenehmer macht.5. **Batteriebetrieben:** Der intelligente Stromsparmodus ermöglicht eine Lebensdauer von bis zu 6 Monaten.**Contra:**1. **Nicht-Hintergrundbeleuchtetes Design:** Dies könnte für einige Benutzer, die in dunkleren Umgebungen arbeiten oder spielen, ein Nachteil sein.2. **Batteriebetrieben:** Obwohl dies die Portabilität erhöht, bedeutet es auch, dass die Batterien regelmäßig gewechselt oder aufgeladen werden müssen.3. **Keine dedizierten Medientasten:** Einige Benutzer könnten dedizierte Medientasten vermissen, die bei anderen Gaming-Tastaturen üblich sind. Ich hingegen brauche sie nicht zwingend.