In this video I’m checking out the AJAZZ AKS068, and honestly it’s one of the most insane budget ergonomic keyboards I’ve tried—especially for around $65 USD (and even closer to $60 with my Justin 10 code). I’ve been using it for a couple weeks to really see if this “Alice-like” layout actually helps in the real world. It’s a 65% with that inward angle that makes your hands rest more naturally, plus you still get arrow keys and a volume knob, which is kinda rare at this size. I go through the unboxing (it comes unbuilt with switches and keycaps in separate boxes), then break down the features: wireless Bluetooth 5.0 and 2.4GHz, a 3000mAh battery, Mac/Windows and mode switches on the front, and the dongle tucked under the feet. The PBT doubleshot keycaps look super clean but they’re not backlit, so keep that in mind for night typing. It’s gasket mounted with foam and a silicone pad, and with the Sea Salt linear switches it ends up sounding really good for a plastic case budget board. My takeaway: if you want something more ergonomic without making a huge jump to a full Alice layout, this is a really good “in-between” step. It’s comfortable, sounds great for the price, and the light linears feel solid for gaming too.