At first, I didn’t like the OEM keycap profile, and the lack of an option to choose Cherry or other profiles is disappointing. I also don’t like the standard Lekker 60 switches — they feel very unpleasant to type on, so I had to buy Lekker 45 switches separately.
During the first few days, I had a negative experience with the keyboard because of software issues: the 0, Fn, and Space keys were sticking. It turned out to be a firmware/software bug, and after a new version was released, the problem disappeared. However, the initial impression was already damaged.
Later, I decided to do the tape mod and disassembled the keyboard. The case itself seemed fine, but the screws holding the backplate and switches had visible rust that even crumbled onto the case while unscrewing them. I don’t think this will significantly affect performance, but it’s still concerning.
Overall, the keyboard is on the level of $80 competitors. I bought it because I had heard it offered benchmark-level quality, but in reality, it barely reaches 3 stars.
