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CMKB Profile: Ajazz AK33 (Qisan 82)

Ajazz AK33 RGB Edition
Ajazz AK33 is sometimes known as the Qisan 82 key due to the importer into the US. It is a 75% mechanical keyboard using "Zorro" switches or "Ajazz" blue or black switches. It also has some odd key sizes in the corners, as well as a super-short right-shift key, making it impossible to find replacement keysets. Fortunately, Ajazz realized this and made 3 replacement sets available in China.

Before You Buy 

Ajazz AK33 has relatively low keyset compatibility and its relatively unknown Zorro switches may give people pause. However, it is cheap, and the only RGB offering in this format, now that Noppoo Choc Mini 84 RGB seems to be out of production.

Known Variants 

Ajazz AK33 is also available in "ice blue" white version and "flaming red" (with flickering red backlight) version if you don't want RGB.

There is a Bluetooth variant but it does not seem to be available outside of China.

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Also See

MechanicalKeyboards.com MK84

Noppoo Choc Mini 84

MagicForce 82

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