EvoFox Katana X2 TKL Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Black

Value for Money

82

Build & Features

78

Switch Performance

75

Buyers who dislike loud typing noises might regret getting the clicky blue switches. Others who expect deep software customisation for lighting may feel restricted by the preset backlight modes.

Buy it if

If you are a first-time PC gamer looking for a reliable entry-level mechanical keyboard under ₹1,700, this makes total sense. You get useful extras like a volume knob, anti-ghosting keys, and hot-swappable switches which are rare at this price point. The only compromise is that the clicky blue switches are quite noisy, so they might disturb people sitting near you. If you are a student setting up a budget desktop who loves shortcuts, this keyboard is a great pick at ₹1,689. Dedicated keys for Copilot, screenshots, and media control save a lot of time during daily tasks and casual gaming. Do keep in mind that you only get dynamic backlighting rather than fully programmable per-key RGB lighting effects.

Skip it if

If you work in a quiet office or share a room where loud typing will annoy others, you should skip this keyboard. It uses clicky blue switches that make a loud clicking sound with every keystroke. Instead, look for budget mechanical keyboards that offer silent red or brown switches for a much quieter typing experience. If you are a competitive gamer or keyboard enthusiast who wants deep software customization, per-key RGB lighting, and premium mounting styles, you will find this model too basic. It only offers preset dynamic backlighting modes and basic features. You should save up and invest in a more advanced custom mechanical keyboard.

Scored 4 Nov 2026 · Verify specifications and price on the store before buying.

Value for Money

Low risk

Build & Features

Low risk

Switch Performance

Low risk

Overall regret risk: Some risk. Each area is banded from its own score, so the rows above mirror the breakdown.