EvoFox Fireblade TKL Semi-Mechanical Gaming Keyboard with Rainbow Backlit& Breathing Effect, Floating Keycaps, 19 Anti-Ghosting & 12 Multimedia Keys, Windows Lock Key, Braided Cable (Black)

So overall it is a good item I liked it very much I saw a video where the creator was saying that keyboard button is not stable but it was not true, backlight was also working and it is a fast keyboard and my desk was small and after buying this keyboard my mouse was perfectly fitting and the company improved there build quality i think they have gave some metal framing and it was heavy though but a good product and i recommend this product in this price and this is the best keyboard you will find in 900₹

Worked for 2 years and keyboard button start not working. For 2 years it was a good keyboard at this price range but know I don't use mechanical gaming keyboards it's just loud for me I prefer silent buttons keyboard not that silent but you know good enough.

I liked the compact size as for the tactile feedback and connectivity, I would say it's fine

the product is good in price range but the keys and sound feels very cheap and not worth for value at all so far the experience has been good with this key board but some areas are lacking like keys and sound does not feels like semi mechanical...

Good for Minecraft Java Best keyboard it is easy to use also very responsive compatibility is average

Though not a gamer, I type a lot. I had a mechanical keyboard and because it was showing double-key entry problem so frequently in multiple keys, and cleaning didn't help, I decided to go for a new keyboard. However, a decent TKL mechanical keyboard in my budget wasn't available for purchase and hence decided to go with this mechanical-like membrane keyboard for the time being. The raised switches give it a look of a mechanical keyboard. However, the typing experience is not comparable to a mechanical keyboard. It does feel better than the usual membrane keyboard though. It does make some noise while typing, and it is not that pleasant like typing in a mechanical keyboard. So, if you want a silent keyboard, this is not the one for you. It does come with basic backlighting. RGB colors are available but without many options. Three brightness levels are there, and a dedicated key to toggle light state. Windows key lock function is also there. Though the product description says, 'Dedicated Software Application' is available, I couldn't find one in the Amkette website. Coming to the typing experience, the keys are comfortable and spacing is adequate. I could achieve an average typing speed of 54 WPM with 100% accuracy. It is reasonably good. The build quality is also good for a keyboard at this price, and it seems a well-built product to last. The braided cable (which is not detachable from the keyboard) is good, and the length is adequate. The rubber padding in the bottom is not good enough (and is not available for the top legs), and hence the keyboard tend to move around at times, especially with the top legs extended. The right arrow key in my keyboard wasn't working properly. It needed extra force, like press it down really hard, to get the key register. Anyways, I pulled the keycap and added a small piece of double side tape and it solved the problem. Though I contacted the seller, they replied to contact via WhatsApp and all. Since I could make it work, I didn't bother. It is too much hassle to return and get a new keyboard, and I needed the keyboard badly. Hopefully, it will last.

I have bought a new laptop and started feeling that the in-built keyboard might start to malfunction if I use too much (majorly because of gaming and typing keystrokes). I shortlisted two keyboards for my needs. 1. HP K500 Gaming Keyboard (which was priced a bit more above than Rs. 1000, but was quite affordable); 2. The Amkette EvoFox FireBlade Gaming Keyboard. I decided to go with the Amkette EvoFox FireBlade as I had bad experiences with HP products in the past (I have a 2nd laptop which is from HP and has keyboard and GPU issues; I got a HP mice and it died within 6 months of usage; and then there are more HP products I've used in the past which had given me pain). I got this keyboard and have been using it for quite a while now, and it is excellent for me at the price I got it for. The keyboard would be an excellent choice for people of both the worlds i.e., for someone who needs it for typing or for someone who needs a gaming keyboard to get started with in the gaming world. For a gaming mice to begin with, you can go for the Logitech G102 Light Sync. Back to the keyboard - The keys are really sturdy. The USB port is very well built. The braided cable (alongwith a magnetic ring) is fantastic too. The keys give an excellent tactile feedback while typing and gaming (as I type and game a lot). It is a TKL keyboard which results in a compact form-factor. You can bring up and down the brightness of backlighting of the keyboard with the Fn + Page Up or Page Down keys. There are shortcuts for multimedia (which is the least used feature for me). I assume it would survive a nuclear disaster or a zombie apocalypse someday (LOL, the keyboard is really good, to be honest). I remember, I accidentally poured a full glass of water and it survived and still works as brand new (LOL, seriously). What could've been a bit better: 1. The backlighting. Don't get me wrong, backlighting is bright enough and lights up every key (but don't expect LEDs under each key) but the keyboard has only one mode of backlighting (breathing mode) which is kinda boring and might feel a bit cheap. And then, the right arrow key's backlighting is a bit lower than all the keys' but I am fine with it because of the pricing of the keyboard. 2. Now, I would be really nitpicking here considering the price is really cheap but, the keycap of the spacebar is removable and scares me a lot, i.e., I fear it would come off some day if I stress it too much by typing or doing gaming (but thankfully and luckily, still hasn't come off. LOL) Overall feeedback : For someone who is looking to buy a gaming keyboard under Rs. 1000, this is certainly a better buy. The performance and features it offers surpasses over the things that are needed to be improved. For me, it is a 4.5-star rated keyboard out of 5-stars (0.5 star deducted for the improvements this product needs).

I bought this EvoFox keyboard looking for a good budget option, mainly for gaming, so I could stop using my laptop’s built-in keyboard. After using it regularly, I can say it turned out to be better than I expected for the price. If you’re buying this keyboard specifically for gaming, the main things to worry about are input lag, build quality, and whether it can handle rough or long-term use. Surprisingly, it performs well in these areas. I’ve been using it for over a year now for casual gaming and daily use, and it has held up nicely without any major problems. The key response feels good while gaming, and I haven’t noticed any input lag during fast-paced gameplay. Typing is comfortable enough for long sessions too. However, the keycaps do feel like cheap plastic, which is expected at this price point. A few keys also make a slightly squeaky sound over time, which can be a bit annoying, but it doesn’t affect performance. The RGB lighting looks decent and adds a nice gaming vibe to the setup. You can change the lighting effects using FN + the light button, and adjust brightness with FN + Pg Up / Pg Down, which is simple and convenient. The brightness is good enough for a dark room and doesn’t feel too dull. Overall, this is a solid keyboard for the price. It’s not the best keyboard out there and definitely not for hardcore or professional gamers, but for budget buyers, students, or casual gamers, it does the job well. There are a couple of drawbacks worth mentioning, especially if you pay close attention to build quality. The middle part of the keyboard feels slightly bent, which becomes noticeable during use. When the back stand is not extended, the keyboard can wobble a bit while pressing certain keycaps, which may feel distracting at first. It’s not severe enough to break the experience or affect gameplay, but it does remind you that this is a budget keyboard and not a premium one. Using the stand helps reduce this issue, and during normal gaming sessions it doesn’t cause any functional problems. That said, considering the price range, the overall performance is still quite impressive. You do get good responsiveness, decent RGB lighting, and reliable day-to-day usability, which balances out these minor flaws. It’s definitely not the best keyboard available on the market, and experienced or competitive gamers may want something more solid. However, for the budget, it offers good value and performs better than many other keyboards in the same price category.

Received the package and material damaged.

It’s really bad quality and it isn’t responsive