TEAM WOLF Teamwolf Mechanical Gaming Keyboard RGB 105 UK Layout Full Keys Anti-Ghost Professional Keyboards (Blue Switches)

I bought this keyboard as a Christmas present for my mum who has always wanted a "clicky" keyboard, because she was trained to type on a typewriter and doesnt like the feel of mushy ones. When it arrived I thought I'd give it a try to see how "clicky" it was and I was amazed at the build quality and setup of the keyboard. I was expecting a cheap plasticy feeling keyboard that had the 7 colour rgb like the usual fake rgb keyboards. But when it arrived I recieved a metallic, sturdy keyboard with a proper rgb setup that can follow many rgb colour patterns. The keys feel high end too, the actuation point is noticable and the audible click is very satisfying to type with. The only thing with this keyboard I dont like is the strength of the springs on the keys, they're slightly too strong to hold down the keys on for long periods of time for someone who hasnt had much experience with mechanical keyboards. I was so satisfied with this keyboard that I decided to keep the first one for myself and buy a second one to gift to my mum for christmas.

These are three profiles I have and are static none flashy stuff. FN+1 (up to 5) then FN+ESC to set each individual key to a colour you like. Ie all red, FN+ESC when done to save your settings .

I'm really impressed with the quality. In the photo, I have the Razer Huntsman Opti-mechanical keyboard which retails about £149, the Teamwolf is only a fraction of the price but this little gem is half as good and a bargain to boot. I use it for my work laptop, its great you can set the RGB to suit your preference but you can also switch it to Office mode if you rather not have a light show. Also it has good weight, making it sturdy and like my Razer Huntsman I can customise the CAP Keys, I may change these with the spare original Huntsman keys, Oh stop it! They also provide a tool to extract the CAP Keys. Highly recommended.

I’ve been trying to find a decent mechanical keyboard for ages, theres loads on Amazon, my preference would be brown switches but in the absence on this product offering them I opted for blue. The keys feel proper cheap, I know you should get a firm rattle with blue keys but this is next level tinny…it’s irritating to begin with but you do adjust. The lighting is acceptable, the up and down arrow keys + fn change the colours, this is not noted anywhere in the instructions so it’s a bit of a guessing game. The whizzy light programs are really not for me, they’re distracting, I just want a solid colour, preferably a white but this keyboard offers limited colour choices. The size of it is alright, it sits on my desk nicely. I wouldn’t say it’s overly comfortable to use as the keys are very closely compacted together and you tend to hit quite a few a once (my fingers are slim too! ☺️) so it’s definitely a design flaw. There are also metal screws visible on the top of the keyboard which look nasty. Do I think this was value for money? Not really. It’s only redeeming factor was the fact it’s a U.K. layout rather than the US ones which make a backslash impossible! 🙅 I’ve gone through so many keyboards now I may aswell just fork out and get a proper Cherry 🍒 with some nice brown switches. Who’d of thought trying to find a keyboard would be sooooo troublesome 😒

Recently had the Rii RK908 which seems to come from the same factory since they're almost identical but this one has a slight edge. For some reason, the Rii version doesn't allow you to adjust the RGB of each key and so you're stuck with the same rainbow theme and each key is stuck on the same colour. On this Teamwolf version you have full control over the colour of each key meaning you can set a solid colour on the entire keyboard and take a break from the rainbow. Aside from that, every other feature seems to be the same. You get nice clicky keys, a metal base and hotswappable keys. Prefer this keyboard overall compared to the RK908 just for the additional RGB options.

Feels cheaper and less rigid than other reviews suggest. I bought this as I had a very good experience with a cheap mechanical keyboard I bought very recently just with the wrong language layout so I was looking for a replacement expecting to be positively surprised again but alas I am slightly disappointed with this keyboard which even though about £5 cheaper feels considerably less sturdy. Having said all that this is a perfectly servicable keyboard with RGB and mechanical switches and for the price I paid I won't complain as I have paid more for branded keyboards that were actually bad not just below expectations. Edit: I had another look at the other keyboard I bought from a different brand and it is now £60 instead of the £30 I paid for it, so it appears there is a valid reason for the difference in quality and I just got lucky during a promotional period. With that in mind this keyboard is actually very competitively priced and inline with my expectations. Also the RGB is very well implemented and offers a comprehensive list of functions and different colours per key. P.s: I typed this ony phone not the keyboard, so any errors fall on me and not the product.

Solid plate, soldered switches that are easily replaced and decent RGB with lots of presets and the ability to make your own without bloated software.

I like the keyboard, I would say the quality is good, but keys a bit too deep for me (it's just a personal preference), the RGB is excellent and quite good, good illumination and patterns, it's quite beautiful. For that price I would say it's excellent, but my keyboard is not completely even, if you press one corner the other is on the air and that's a big failure for a keyboard, I had to put a little piece of paper under one of the corners to have it right. Anyway I already sent it back. I'll spend more money for another one. it's a pity.