If you search a base mechanical keyboard (no macro, volume knob, only the base layout) this is a very good option out of the box. The keycaps feel good to touch. The gateron brown switchs give a good feedback. The board is very pretty with his translucent style working very well with the leds to give a nice gamer feel. Sound wise with brown switches, its clacky like you can expect. One downside are the stabilizers of the spacebar. They do not feel on the sides are not very good and sounds kinda bad. Ill probably gonna swap them in the near future. You get tools to remove the keys and a little brush to clean dust. You have different lighting mode (static, wave, rave). You can change the intensity of the leds or shut off the lighting. You do it without using a downloaded software (read the notice).

I bought this keyboard with the intention to mod it. Since its significantly more expensive than the GMMK keyboards, plus I like the polycarb aesthetic just a little bit more. The Stock keycaps are not great. They are pretty thin, they make every keypress sound loud, high pitch, and slightly rattly. I would replace these if I were you. The Keyboard quality itself is pretty good. Its a very simple build and design, its quite clear why they can afford to sell it so cheaply for what you actually get. The switches are decent. I mean they are just normal Gateron switches. I personally got the Red ones and they sound decent with the Keyboard. The PCB is the main reason why I bought this keyboard. Its 5 pin hotswap so you can put pretty much any switch on the market in this keyboard. Zealios, Gateron Inks, Holy Pandas, pretty much anything. I personally got some Kailh Box Whites in there and yes, they work just fine. The stabilizers is one of the drawbacks of this keyboard. They are plate mount only and the stock ones are quite.... terrible. Even clipped, lubed, and dampened it rattles just a little bit. I recommend getting some genuine cherry ones and balancing the wires. It would be a pretty good upgrade. All in all, this keyboard is off the charts for modability and customizability. Its so basic and thats what makes it so good. I really think more people should be buying these.

It looks stunning, especially with pudding keycaps. I got brown switches, and they feel much different the other brown switches I’ve used. They’re extremely light and easy to press, and they have a very soft sound. After a few minutes though I realize they’re so smooth to type on. It has a USB-C port too which is great, and it looks amazing The only bad thing about this keyboard are the fact that it doesn’t have feet, so it sits flat against the desk. I have to prop it up to type comfortably.

update - company was very willing to fix issues & work with me to solve this problem The RGB feature of the base is messed up after about a month of use. I use the keyboard with it off but it’s still frustrating how fast it broke.

Love the look of the keyboard, but a few keys feel stuck. It isnt a problem though since I bought this to build off of.