Tested via evtest, perfect out of the box.Checked out their website, this is a solid choice.Tried Razer, Logitech, Corsair, this one is the best one, keycaps are smooth, clicks are pronounced without being obnoxious, lighting is tasteful, functional, not obnoxious.All the stuff you need is on their website, they have a full map of the shortcut keys etc.The keypuller that ships with it is wire design, meh, I used my own instead.It's not a bad keypuller, but it's not a top tier one, if that makes sense.The wire that ships with it isn't very long, get an extension cable if your tower is far away and you're not interested in the bluetooth functions.+2 intellect, was able to not have a 'windows key' and just left the option key installed instead.Seller suggestion - make different key caps for the super key for linux distros, would be a cool 'at the cart' upsell.Tip:Per some statements on reddit and github, if your keyboard function keys aren't working out of the box as they should (mine were, so I didn't see this problem), there are threads and repository discussions that will get you squared away.

Excelente, produto de alta qualidade, sou programador e para este fim não tem teclado melhor.

Très bon clavier, fonctionne très bien depuis 5 mois

So first off, a few disclaimers. One, I am no mechanical keyboard expert so take everything I say as experience, not expertise. Two, this is my very first mechanical keyboard purchase so I have no other mechanical keyboards I can compare this to. Three, if you know nothing about mechanical keyboards - go and read at least a couple articles about what the different aspects to them are. Especially the different types of switches. Depending on what type of sound and feel you want, knowing the switches will potentially make the difference between a happy purchase and an unhappy one. I’m glad I did the research because I ended up very happy with both the sound and the feel. Ok, all that said… on to the review.After using my last keyboard for about three years, I decided it was time to replace it. I had been hearing a lot about mechanical keyboards for a while and had been talking to others about their experience. I decided it was time to take the plunge. The challenge here is that there are A LOT of options out there. Here’s how I chose.I’m a big fan of the folks at the Wirecutter (don’t love that they sold out to NYT, but whatevs). So I read their research and testing on best options. Their pick felt way over my head, both in terms of acquisition (had to go some mechanical keyboard online shop), costs, options, and wait time. Their budget pick, the Keychron C1 caught my eye. But this was a wired KB and I wanted wireless. I also noticed that their upgrade pick was also a Keychron - so when I found this one, I thought it couldn’t be too bad. Plus it had the two main features I wanted (bluetooth and backlight). Plus it looked pretty awesome.The overall package - I have to admit for a brand I had never heard of before, the whole package - keyboard and all - was made with a considerable amount of quality. The construction feels solid and sturdy. The instructions were understandable and clear. It included extra keycaps if you wanted to use this keyboard with a windows machine. You could even change the keys in the corner to gray or orange. Your choice.But the most important question - how does it feel to type? Mind you I’m not wildly picky nor a typing snob - but I thought it was great. I love the feel of it and it has just the right amount of feedback and sound. I got the brown switches for just this reason. Again, I will stress the importance of knowing what kind of switches you want.What I like - Typing feels awesome. It looks amazing on my desk and blends well with my Mac and all my accessories. Holds a charge for a long time. Lots of fun backlight options. Easy to configure. Can use as wired or wireless. Everything is high quality.What I don’t like - It goes to sleep a little too frequently for my taste. Mind you, this is configurable and you can change the amount of idle time before sleep or turn off auto sleep altogether.I tried this, but I think I got something wrong and now it seems to go to sleep even faster. But this is truly a PEBKAC and not a problem with the keyboard itself.Who would I recommend this for - I would definitely recommend this keyboard for anyone looking for their first foray into the mechanical world. Nothing to overthink here. Just pick the type of switches you want (thank goodness there are only three available as opposed to the dozen or so that are out there) and order and you’re on your way to clickety-clackety nirvana.

Perfetta . e basta 👍😂

Absolutely love this keyboard, I was a huge fan of membrane keyboards, and still am for some work, but at my main desk setup this is fantastic and love the feel. I type slower than on a membrane; but it’s way more comfortable and fun to use for gaming. Love that there is no rgb, but the backlighting is really extensive and easy to use, and I’ve never found myself wishing there were more options for it.

I am more and more satisfied with this keyboard over time.I bought it for a Macbook and was immediately happy with it: keys feel good, wired or wireless were a breeze, the cable is of good quality, the manual is clear and straightforward, the keyboard feels robust, etc..Recently I tried the keyboard on Windows and only remembered after a while that there's a switch on the side per-system because I didn't need the multimedia keys and everything just worked anyway. But after making the switch, multimedia keys work perfectly too.It took about ten seconds to find the quick guide to the keyboard too. Just a great experience overall, and frankly worth the investment for the long haul.This is a robust

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