I purchased this keyboard after my second Logitech 910 broke, looking for a cheaper alternative that met my core requirements: wireless connectivity and dedicated media keys, with macros as a nice-to-have. Although the four keys under the volume wheel aren't media keys as I initially thought, it wasn't a major issue. The battery life is good, lasting 2-3 days depending on usage, and could likely be extended by turning off the LED. Setting up macros was a bit finicky at first, but became easier with practice. The only complaint I have is that the key switches are sensitive, and I inadvertently press them sometimes, but that is really just a personal issue.

My main issue lies with the software used to configure the keyboard. It's unable to program the dedicated macro keys, sometimes incorrectly detects firmware updates, and the "Tap" feature is confusing and poorly designed.

The Tap feature allows you to change a button's function based on whether it's tapped or held down for a certain period. When I initially read about this feature I thought it sounded useful (doing CTRL+C when holding c, or saving game video if you hold down your screenshot hotkey), but ended up a confusing mess. While you can adjust the sensitivity in the software (from 10 to 127), the exact timing for each setting is not documented. To get it to work, you need to set the key in both the default and tap profiles, which can be confusing. For example, setting the same button to "default: y, tap: v" will type "y" if held down and "v" if pressed and released. I think renaming this feature to "Long Press" and switching what each profile does would make it clearer and more intuitive, as most users would expect their keyboard to behave normally when typing and have a special function when the key is held down.

Also, I've found that the modifier keys can be inconsistent when used with keys setup for Tap, particularly for fast typists. During my initial use, I encountered an issue where I would get lowercase letter when typing. Upon further investigation, I discovered that the keyboard would sometimes fail to register the shift key press if you type too quickly, resulting in incorrect capitalization.

Overall, the hardware is nice, but the software needs improvement to make the most of this keyboard's features.

I've just purchased a brown switch version of this keyboard! It is absolutely a grade A stuff. The top of the keyboard is aluminium so it does not bend easilly during typing. The color of the keys, through the software provided for it, can be fully customized. The thickness of the keys is half way between the slim and the full size. The keyboard is compatible with everything Windows/MAC. I'm using it as wired keyboard and the 90 degree USB-C connector is also a good idea, the other end of the cable is also can be connected to USB-C connector or a normal USB connector with an adapter which is attached to it. I'm totally satisfied. It's worth the price! Thank You!

Great keyboard. Not nearly as flat as its touted to be though. But disappointed with this as i prefer an ‘Apple-flat’ keyboard but wanted the bells and whistles of the red dragon stuff.

The keyboard is well-built for the price. It has many useful functions with multiple macro functions. Unfortunately, the RGB is dim even on the brightest settings. The software can feel a little primitive and not very polished. However, the build quality is good overall without much rattle. Comparable to its competitor. Customer service is also very responsive, and that is very much appreciated!

Normal office use for me. Charge lasts over a week. I should have chosen different switches but Would recommend.