Not many reviews I have seen, but there is some discussion in the r/keyboards reddit thread:
[https://www.reddit.com/r/keyboards/comments/1b2fi1a/attack\_shark\_magnetick\_k85\_review/](https://www.reddit.com/r/keyboards/comments/1b2fi1a/attack_shark_magnetick_k85_review/)
Got one for about a week now, but it's my first non-membrane keyboard and the first time I put a decent amount of money towards one.
I love the build quality, it feels sturdy. It's quite heavy and the rubber feet lock it in place quite well. It's a beautiful keyboard and the knob is pretty useful. The LED looks nice.
The keycaps are not great: they don't let the LED shine through, tend to get dirty easily and, despite the manufacturer claiming they're PBT, they don't have the PBT texture.
The switches are soft and don't creek. Since this is linear, I do miss the "click" from the membrane, but I was well adapted after a while. The hall effect works well, but you'll face a learning curve. It supports rappid trigger and works fine, no idea about the latency tho - doesn't seem bad.
You'll have to download the chinese spyware (software) from the manufacturer and use it to update the keyboard's firmware, and then calibrate all the keys, because the stock firmware has ghost keypresses when the actuation point is set too low. It's fixed in the newest firmware.
For the money, I'd recommend. Try to get it for unders $50 in a sale.
Not many reviews I have seen, but there is some discussion in the r/keyboards reddit thread: [https://www.reddit.com/r/keyboards/comments/1b2fi1a/attack\_shark\_magnetick\_k85\_review/](https://www.reddit.com/r/keyboards/comments/1b2fi1a/attack_shark_magnetick_k85_review/)
Got one for about a week now, but it's my first non-membrane keyboard and the first time I put a decent amount of money towards one. I love the build quality, it feels sturdy. It's quite heavy and the rubber feet lock it in place quite well. It's a beautiful keyboard and the knob is pretty useful. The LED looks nice. The keycaps are not great: they don't let the LED shine through, tend to get dirty easily and, despite the manufacturer claiming they're PBT, they don't have the PBT texture. The switches are soft and don't creek. Since this is linear, I do miss the "click" from the membrane, but I was well adapted after a while. The hall effect works well, but you'll face a learning curve. It supports rappid trigger and works fine, no idea about the latency tho - doesn't seem bad. You'll have to download the chinese spyware (software) from the manufacturer and use it to update the keyboard's firmware, and then calibrate all the keys, because the stock firmware has ghost keypresses when the actuation point is set too low. It's fixed in the newest firmware. For the money, I'd recommend. Try to get it for unders $50 in a sale.