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Customer Review
Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2024
There isn't a lot to say here. It's all metal, well built, hot swappable, quiet even before you swap the switches, works wired and wireless, and key mappings can be modified without extra software.
There are only two "potential" dings. First the reverse led layout where the leds are on the bottom side of the switch slot van be a lot brighter and jaring than some people like. For me it's fine.
Second... The website you have to use to modify the key bindings requires extra downloads to recognize the kb, isn't super user friendly in my opinion, and for users who arent fairly technical not a fun time. And boy are some of the default bindings crap, who actually wants a "Cortana" key?????
That said the thing weighs a ton, feels wonderful to type on, has a great set of default key caps if you want non backlit keys, functioning volume knob, I can't say enough good about it. It's expensive but if you want a legitimately fantastic keyboard it is worth it.
There are only two "potential" dings. First the reverse led layout where the leds are on the bottom side of the switch slot van be a lot brighter and jaring than some people like. For me it's fine.
Second... The website you have to use to modify the key bindings requires extra downloads to recognize the kb, isn't super user friendly in my opinion, and for users who arent fairly technical not a fun time. And boy are some of the default bindings crap, who actually wants a "Cortana" key?????
That said the thing weighs a ton, feels wonderful to type on, has a great set of default key caps if you want non backlit keys, functioning volume knob, I can't say enough good about it. It's expensive but if you want a legitimately fantastic keyboard it is worth it.
