This is a good choice, I enjoy typing on it more than an apple-like keyboard. I like how it has multiple connection options, many lighting options, Good key travel with not too noisy of clicking keys, it's a smooth key travel, probably a medium amount of "thock". Mac or PC with hot swappable keys that are see-through for the backlight. A good value, good keyboard.
Once again, Satechi hit this one out of the park. This is another Satechi keyboard made better. I own quite a few Satechi keyboards, and I am not disappointed. It has a robust build, and I love the mechanical keys. It is a must. I bought two. I highly recommend it.
What I really love about this keyboard is that its clean and minimal design. The build quality is great. It's also my very first mechanical keyboard, and I'm really enjoying the experience so far.
The keyboard looks much better in person than in the photo. Pleasant key travel and sound, excellent aluminum case design and concise backlighting without WGB is a success.I wanted to buy a white one as well so I could change them.Seriously. If you're hesitant but want a comfortable Apple-style mechanical keyboard, buy this one!
I really like this keyboard. It’s comfortable and light with great action. Only complaint, and I admit it’s my issue not the keyboard’s, is that I have 50 screenshots on my desktop.
Great keyboard; can't explain the choice for custom switches with an odd stem shape.
on April 15, 2024
Posted by: Giancarlo T.
from US, United States
The keyboard itself is absolutely fantastic, but when I tried to silence it a bit with rubber rings, I noticed that the shape of switches' stems is such that rings will have almost no effect on them. I was not expecting that: the key cap that fits on the stem has a shape that appropriately accommodates for a ring, but the stem itself has a large rectangular area against which the ring will push - the ring is therefore a bit higher than where it could actually dampen a key press. Fitting two rings will just give you a loose key cap with no other advantages. I found a convoluted way to fit a second ring in a way that would attenuate bottoming out a bit, but it is a chore to do, and key caps are still not perfectly firm and affixed to their stems, so I won't do this on the whole keyboard.I would welcome cheap accessories to customize key press feeling, like cut foam or custom rings.