In this video, I tested the Attack Shark M86 mechanical keyboard for a full week and shared my honest thoughts as a gamer and content creator. Full disclaimer: the Attack Shark team sent this to me to review, but my focus is still the same—real-world use. I need a keyboard that registers properly in-game and also helps me fly through shortcut keys when I’m editing or doing creator work. The M86 is a 75% layout with 83 PBT keycaps, RGB you can control via software or directly on the keyboard (the manual in the box shows you how), and it even comes with a braided cable—which I really appreciate because not all keyboards include that. It also has tri-mode connectivity and a 4,000mAh battery, so you can game for hours without constantly charging. It’s hot-swappable, works on Windows or Mac via a toggle switch, and it’s factory “customized” with a gasket structure, so it already feels good out of the box. My main disappointment is the colorway: I got black and white even though the box showed yellow and black. But overall, if you want a creamy-feeling mechanical keyboard under 100 that’s functional and easy to live with—without needing to mod everything—this is one you should definitely check out.