Ajazz mechanical keyboard AK820 Pro

Quick overview

The AK820 Pro’s built-in TFT screen gives you useful status information at a glance, including battery level, date and time, connection, operating system and backlight effects. It pairs that display with a compact 75% layout, leaving more desk space than a full-size keyboard while keeping a dedicated function row. You can connect by Bluetooth, 2.4GHz wireless or the included Type-C cable, and switch between Windows and Mac modes. The gasket-mounted build, flex-cut PC plate and PCB are intended to give keystrokes a cushioned feel while helping reduce vibration and noise.

Best use cases

This Ajazz mechanical keyboard makes sense for a desk that needs to do double duty: type wirelessly during everyday work, then connect by cable when that suits your setup better. Picture a compact workstation where the screen shows battery and connection status while RGB lighting adds a bit of colour without requiring a separate display. The Ajazz Flying Fish switches are included in this version, though the supplied details don’t describe their sound or force, so those preferences are hard to judge from the listing alone.

It’s also worth considering if you want a smaller footprint without moving to an especially stripped-back layout. A full-size keyboard is the more practical approach if you rely on a number pad, this 75% design prioritizes desk space instead. The product description calls it portable, but provides no dimensions or weight, so how easily it fits in a bag is difficult to assess.

Tips for day-to-day use

Choose Bluetooth or 2.4GHz wireless for a less cluttered desk, or use the included Type-C cable when you prefer a wired connection. The three modes are intended to make switching connections straightforward, while the TFT screen can show which connection and operating system are active. If you use both Mac and Windows, the ability to switch modes is a practical detail rather than just a display feature.

Keep in mind that the listing doesn’t specify battery life, so the 4000mAh capacity alone won’t tell you how often you’ll need to recharge it. The south-facing RGB LEDs support customizable lighting, with 1.6 million colour combinations, but the listing doesn’t explain how profiles are set up. It suits you if you value connection flexibility and a compact layout, it may not suit you if a number pad or a clearly stated battery runtime is essential.

Buying questions

Can it be used wired and wirelessly? Yes. It supports Bluetooth, 2.4GHz wireless and a wired connection through the included Type-C cable.

Does it work with both Mac and Windows? The product information lists compatibility with both operating systems and says you can switch modes.

What does the TFT screen show? It can display battery status, date and time, connection and operating-system information, and backlight effects.

Is it worth it?

The AK820 Pro is a considered choice if you want a 75% mechanical keyboard with three connection options, a built-in status screen and a cushioned gasket-mounted design. Its strongest case is versatility: it can suit a tidy wireless desk or a setup where a cable is preferable, while the compact layout gives up the number pad found on full-size alternatives. The main unknowns are battery runtime, physical dimensions and the feel of the included switches. If those details matter more than the screen and connection choices, a keyboard with clearer specifications—or a full-size layout—may be a better fit.