NJ81 Wireless Mechanical Keyboard with Customizable Screen Bluetooth/2.4G/Wired 75% Hot-swappable Gaming Keyboard with RGB PBT Keycap for Win Mac

Amazing keyboard coming from a 40 $ gaming keyboard with blue switches and no mods this board is definitely a keyboard worth buying the comfort, sound, and weight it brings is fantastic. the software is ok to use the RGB colors it brings are great and setting up your own image is also a cool feature for the board had no issues and currently writing this review with this keyboard.

The media could not be loaded. The keyboard seemed fine at first, but problems started within the first two weeks. When the charging cable is connected, the backlight turns on, but as soon as the cable is disconnected, the keyboard stops working and doesn't show the battery level. Initially, it drained very quickly, and now it doesn't charge at all. As a result, it's impossible to use it without being constantly plugged in. I'm very disappointed with this purchase.

It feels so cheap, felt like a plastic toy and the F row layout is a bit off, I really wanted to love it, but unfortunately I couldn't.

Mine actually came with Gateron Pro Milky Yellow switches. (Another review said theirs came with browns.) The keyboard is built well and sounds great typing wise. I switched out the keycaps as they are not shine through and have a slightly lower profile than I am used to. The screen is wicked cool! The software is a little strange, but not the most annoying to work with. The custom profiles can be a bit confusing as it will create two separate profiles, one for with the function modifier applied which has the keyboard specific functions such as switching modes, changing the lighting, etc. You cannot rebind these and it's not totally clear. You can also create a profile without these options. If you make one without these options, it creates a separate profile from the default profile. It isn't to difficult to fix, but will require a little bit of experimenting. Also, the screen has a 18:9 aspect ratio. I did some experimenting with adding different sized photos and 18:9 seems to be the correct size. I am not sure as to the exact resolution, but at least the image will scale down to the proper resolution.Overall a very fun keyboard.

This keeb is incredibly smooth for its price point. Probably my new daily driver. The blue samurai version with a brass plate is exceptionally creamy with Milky Yellows. The white version comes with a steel plate, the blue samurai is definitely brass. The software is passable at the moment. You can rebind keys completely, adjust lighting settings, and vitally upload to the OLED. The screen is okay for what it is, a WPM counter feature is supposedly coming in a future update. At present, you can display gifs, which is a nice personalization touch.The switch options are very tasteful. The milky yellows almost sound pre-lubed. I would have liked to see a box ink or CJ box or BBK box option as well, however.I would like to see this layout with the NJ68 Pro style of knob / fold-down display in an aluminum case with a south-facing LED. Although north-facing keycap interference is overblown, south-facing switches are preferable. Newer Gateron switches correct this issue, even in short actuation ink switches. It's about the length of the stem, not the actuation itself. The screen could use a backlight adjustment in a feature update, as some images are just too bright at night. All in all, fairly good value, and it sounds great without having to mod. It may benefit from tape and foam, but stock can't really complain.Though I provide suggestions to keydous, I would still highly recommend this board, especially with brass plate. it rivals other boards in this segment in terms of sound and quality, without even considering the increase in personalization with the screen.