As I was going with you guys, welcome back to the channel. Today I'm looking at some Vision AC's cancel gaming keyboard. Alright, I've purchased some of this and sent this over to me to have a look at. So basically what the AC's is, is a small, the cancel gaming keyboard. You can get an Amazon for around £30 at the moment. And it doesn't have the number cases. It's good for a little small phone battery trying to keep a minimal cancel. And this is perfect. So for the price, looks pretty good. So what we got, so this is a rather box here. It's got the mechanical blue switch on there. They're not cherry, I reckon they're just your normal mechanical switches. But they are rated for 50 million key clicks, which is pretty standard these days. They don't tend to go wrong and you can like that. You've got all our GV lighting as well. We're a different programmable setting that you can choose from. There's 22 different lighting effects that you can get. I've built into the actual keyboard. So that's the front of the box there. The back, just tell you some specs. You know, the other turn of gels, let's open it up. Okay, so inside the box there, you see that's your keyboard. And it's like a clubboard, so we'll just take this out. There we go. And you get a nice like silky braided cable as well. It's kind of standard these days on gaming stuff. Let's check this box out. Right, so you've got the online chat on warranty support. You've got the issues with your keyboard there, so that's good to know. And you get a manual on how to use the light. So don't not throw this manual away, because it actually has all the commands that you need to know on how to actually use the different lighting effects. So because they're not a software that you download, you can blind effect. They're all built in hardware onto the actual keyboard itself. So here's the keyboard itself. Got braided cable with a gold tits USB there as well as a PC. And the actual keyboard, it feels quite good. It feels quite solid to be honest. And there's a lot better build quality than I was expecting for 30 pounds because it's not a completely plastic body. The actual base of here, it's made out of metal. So it's a very solid, that I'm trying to flex it here. Which is literally zero dex it. So quite well made to be honest, which is not what you expect, but it's kind of price point, which is really good. So yeah, these are the bottom clips there. Terry M. It's blue, like I said. So if you do like that kind of tiger feel, where it's got a really tough, tough feedback with the clip. And then you know, this is quite a good choice for that. But it can get quite loud. On the fact there, you've got the feet that you can cook up to give it a raised stance on the actual table. And you've got some rubber standoffs there. And you've also got a cable routing channel as well. Where you can thread the USB cable through and get it out the way on the left or the middle, whatever you want to do. At the top, you've got your media keys there. And you've also got all your different functions keys there as well for the brightness up and down. Or the kind of root regular stuff that you'd expect from the tank here is keyboard. So what we're going to do is going to put this in, have a little bit of light and effects. See where we get. All right, guys. See the keyboard, all the top and all that's glory. Now, I definitely recommend you need to keep the manual that you get for this thing. Don't just throw it in the bin because it's got all the instructions and how to access all the different RGB lighting modes. So because you can't do it through the software, the sun vision software only, that's you set the macro keys. It doesn't let you control the light. So it's 22 different lighting modes for you. So you're basically one, you've got a function up and down. And then you can see here, you can press function and that does the brightness. So that's our max brightness. Then you've got these different stays until it turns off as well. So you know, that's all brightness there. And then you also got light direction. So which changes which way the current lighting effects spin. So some of them spin one way or some of them got others. This one always applies to every single effect. Save to function. And then lighting is it this one? Yeah, you see it, it's like turning the current effect clockwise or anticlockwise. So that's up into bare in mind there as well. Now to access all the different light in modes, it's function and then scroll lock insert home, delete, page up or paste down. So you have to cycle through there. And that gives you a different result. So basically you've got function, which was definitely to scroll lock. So you've got up here. So as you can see, it's changed it there. You know, it goes like a spiral. You've got this spiral wave. You know, so you only got two on that one. And then we've got to scroll up and insert. So that's that one. We've got a static. Then like a bit of a half pulse. You know, cook a pulse and then you can change the actual speed of each effect as well. So this is like a tight lighting one. So if you want to change the speed of it, you do function and then it's down here. So if I want to do all the way down to the bottom, it should go slower. And then all the way up to the top, it should go faster. Your point depends on which effect you're using though. So if we go here. So yeah, so if I want you this one to speed up, then it's pulsing a lot faster there as you can see. So let's just put this down to a medium pace and then it's good to function and hold. And then now we've got a tight lighting function home again. Tight lighting again. Pretty cool. Function home. Then we've got a bar, tight lighting. And then we've got function home again. What it takes is to, well, like a cluster of stuff. And home again. And then you've got that one there. Okay, now let's see what I've got. Function delete, function delete. And then we've got like a wave. You know what the light in actually looks quite good. It's quite a good quality because they're all individually these are quite bright. So that's quite impressive as well. So pretty cool. You got there. You got function and which cancels all of them. And then you got function page up. And you got function page down. Which page is pop back through those things there. So yeah, pretty, pretty cool. So anyway, it's, it is pretty good. One thing I like to point out is even though it does say RGB, one thing you have to bear in mind, every key isn't an RGB LED. So the way it works is the top rose red. This rose green then blue then orange then white then purple. So if you wanted to switch all the colors to all the keys to one color, you can't actually do that. To my knowledge anyway, it's just this rose purple and you know, et cetera, and you'll just cycle through them. So that's kind of a bit annoying. You can't actually switch through them, but to be honest, for the price, if you just want to just straight up RGB, you kind of block them 30 pounds from a kind of a keyboard is an absolute bargain in my opinion. And it is very good quality. I do recommend it. If you want something cheap, that's 10 keyless, well built and you've got funky RGB switches. Click on the link in the description below and take your straight food to the product. If you do like this video, please subscribe and leave a comment. And yeah, tune in for some more.