Zebronics ZEB-MAX NINJA 61 keys wireless mechanical keyboard with 3 Bluetooth connections, 2.4GHz Nano receiver, Type C wired mode, RGB backlit, built-in rechargeable battery and N-key rollover(Black)

Why doesn’t it cost 7000 ?
Zebronics keyboards have always been good since the OG Zeb Max Pro released many years ago. But I was skeptical of this model, because the features listed sounded too good to be true for the price. After 6 months of usage, here’s the deal- Build quality is very premium, no body flex, keycaps are well stabilized, very sturdy, rubber pads are great.- N-key rollover is a game changer. I play Apex Legends daily, and this helps with wall bounces and tap strafe- Switches are Outemu blue I believe, and they work pretty well with good tactile feedback (Don’t expect Cherry MX level performance)- Double-Shot PBT keycaps are huge, when it comes to long-term reliability. You will not find this in ANY other keyboard at this price range, since it is only used in premium brands like SteelSeries or Razer.- Wireless connectivity is flawless, never had an issue with BT or 2.4Ghz. BT has some latency so when playing games switch to 2.4, it has practically same latency as wired- RGB is a downside, big one. If you are the type that cannot live without great RGB, this is not for you. Especially on the black variant, the brightness is very very low, the illumination is not consistent, that is even when set at same brightness level, some keys are more well-lit than others and it is very noticeable when using the keyboard. Colours are also not consistent, for the same colour of pink for example, some keys suddenly appear purple or red. Without software support, customizability is just not there and per-key RGB is too complicated to setup and takes a while.- Now the crux of it all, the 60 percent layout is definitely not for everyone. I find it ideal for my use case since you can perform all the actions as a TKL without issue specially because the Fn key is placed very well where operating arrow keys is a breeze, but might not be for everyone.So, basically if you are okay with the layout and RGB doesn’t matter, then buy this without thinking twice because everything else is a plus.

1 year of using this keyboard
I’ve been using the 60% zebronics keyboard for around a year now. I use it mainly for playing games and writing essays etc. and honestly its a great buy. the keyboard has held up the test of time and I haven’t encountered any major faults. The cable we get given however is sometimes a bit weird to use as it doesn’t work in some positions sometimes, but I’ve overcome it every time. along with that the Bluetooth wasn’t the greatest at times with high latency however it isn’t a common occurrence and has only happened to me a few times. the dongle however is amazing and is how i use the keyboard most of the time, there’s seamless latency and is definitely the way to go in my opinion. It is a bit loud (due to the blue switches) but I often don’t find that a major issue. the clicky and tactile feel of the keyboard is great and the compact 60% size allows far greater space for your mouse. Due to its compact size there are many keyboard shortcuts which I think they’ve done a great job on. As well as the lighting modes, there is a large variety to choose from and none of them disappoint.Overall this is a great keyboard for the price and i would highly recommend.

5/5
In my opinion, this keyboard offers excellent value for its price. I find the clicky sound of the keys to be quite enjoyable, and the lighting options add a nice touch. It performs exceptionally well for gaming, which is my primary use for it. I have only used this keyboard for a week, and so far I have no complaints about it. Overall, I highly recommend this keyboard for its aesthetics, sturdiness, and for writing essays as well as gaming.