Meet the 8BitDo Mechanical Keyboard. Packed with programmable keys and an intuitive control panel. Meticulously crafted offering the perfect balance of quality and functionality. Compatible with Windows and Android.
A: The product weight is 46.56 ounces.
Q: What is the warranty period for the keyboard?
A: The keyboard comes with a 1-year warranty for both parts and labor.
Q: What type of key switches are used in the keyboard?
A: The key switches used in this keyboard are Kailh White.
Q: Can the keyboard be connected wirelessly?
A: The keyboard can be connected wirelessly.
Q: Does the keyboard have a numeric keypad?
A: This keyboard does not have a numeric keypad.
Q: How many keys does the keyboard have?
A: The keyboard has 87 keys.
A: Yes, you can definitely hear the click click as you type which is to be expected, and for me, appreciated. This is way superior to your average PC Keyboard, while not quite as good as the top end keyboards. For the price, and the aesthetic, it is a very good choice.

Meet the 8BitDo Mechanical Keyboard. Packed with programmable keys and an intuitive control panel. Meticulously crafted offering the perfect balance of quality and functionality. Compatible with Windows and Android.

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The V5 Max is a QMK custom mechanical keyboard with 2.4 GHz wireless and Bluetooth 5.1 connection. Coming in an 1800 compact layout, it offers a gasket mount design, sound-absorbing foam, double-shot PBT keycaps, and more to take your typing experience to a new level, delivering enhanced comfort and productivity.

Meet the 8BitDo Mechanical Keyboard. Packed with programmable keys and an intuitive control panel. Meticulously crafted offering the perfect balance of quality and functionality. Compatible with Windows and Android.
| Pros for 8BitDo - Retro Joystick and Mechanical Keyboard - C64 Edition | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Keyboard Quality, Key Feel, Connectivity, Battery Life, Design | Build Quality, Connectivity, Typing Experience, Battery Life, Noise Level | Build Quality, Typing Experience, Battery Life, Sound, Feel | Keyboard Quality, Key Feel |
| Cons for 8BitDo - Retro Joystick and Mechanical Keyboard - C64 Edition | |||
| Software, Noise Level | There were no cons for this product— | There were no cons for this product— | There were no cons for this product— |
Customers admire the high-quality build, satisfying key feel, and attractive retro design of this mechanical keyboard. Positive feedback also highlights the versatile connectivity options and generally good battery life. However, some users express frustration with the software's performance and ease of use. The customizable switches are a point of contention for some, with opinions varying on their preferred feel.
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Enjoy this keyboard a lot. Joystick and buttons are fun to use and can be mapped to different shortcuts
Posted by AntC
Great retro style keyboard and controllers. Work great and nice mechanical feel.
Posted by KarlG
Keyboard is everything I wanted it to be. Functions exactly like advertised (even sounds exactly like the youtube video they posted). The issue I have with my purchase is the magnets in my super buttons and joy stick were installed backwards. My super buttons REPEL my joystick rather than binding to it. Pretty annoying to say the least and now I am out of best buys return window. Will sadly have to deal with this issue for many years to come. 8bitdo, please tell Shenzhen Onebitdo Tech Co to yell at whoever is on the assembly line putting the magnets in backwards.
Posted by AlexanderC