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Full disclosure: the first keyboard I received was defective, but the Amazon return/replace procedure is incredibly simple and helpful—I had a replacement delivered to my door in less than 24 hours.
Second disclosure: this is my first entry into the world of mechanical keyboards, so I am not able to compare and contrast well between other models and other features. I can simply describe my satisfaction with this keyboard.
I am incredibly happy with this keyboard: I didn't know I was missing this. The keyboard itself is heavier than I thought it would be—though I think that I actually really appreciate this since it makes the unit very sturdy. One of the negative reviews I have seen has to do with the height of the board: I tend to type with floating wrists, so it doesn't bother me at all, but I can imagine that someone who rests their wrists while they work might be uncomfortable and might require some sort of additional rest. The battery life seems to last very long (I charge it infrequently, and it has yet to show a low battery indication). I like the various RGB light settings, though I usually keep it on a static white setting without effect. I opted for the 'blue' switches, which are in fact quite noisy, but I love them. The switches are responsive but also firm: you always know when you have activated the key press and, in my case, I can notice my 'errors' based on whether or not the click was felt. One of the reviewers brought up typing accuracy: this keyboard in no way interferes with any accuracy—I suspect that the reviewer simply does not know how to type properly and is utterly reliant on spell check. It is true that this is a very different feel from, for example, a standard Apple magic keyboard or MacBook Air etc.; but for anyone who grew up typing on early word processors and 90s desktop computers, this keyboard might actually activate a sort of nostalgia. Again, the blue switches are very noisy: probably not recommended for a shared workspace. I am now interested to learn more about the differences between linear, tactile, and clicky switches, however for now am very satisfied with my clicky gateron blues. The price point (I did get these on a sale) seemed right to me. Overall, then, this seems to be a very good introduction to a wireless mechanical keyboard. Happy clicking.
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