Block Wireless Mechanical Keyboard, 98 Keys, Rechargeable, Hot Swappable, with 3 Connection Modes for Windows and Mac OS, Retro Volume Control and Mode Switching Knobs, Switch Out

This keyboard looks the part and is great to type one but suffers the same issue as the others from the loffee. I work in low light situations so the backlight is of absolutely no use at all. It only illuminates the areas around the keys as the letters on the key caps aren't transparent

Looks great and feels premium, but that’s where the positives end. The wireless connection is absolutely terrible. Inconsistent, and constantly dropping inputs. For a the price, it’s basically unusable unless you keep it plugged in, which defeats the whole point. Massively overpriced for something that fails at its core function.

Letter K just stopped working. Have to press really hard

スマイルデーで値引きされてたいので、即、購入。デザイン、キータッチ、音、すべてにおいて、懐かしさを感じます。ボリュームつまみは何気に便利かも。

Over the years, I've bought way too many mechanical keyboards, but I think I've finally found the winner. I usually change out the switches on a new keyboard, but I don't think I will with this one. The switches feel great, and they make that satisfying 'thock' sound. It connected with the receiver fine, but I changed to the cable connection. If I paused for a few minutes, the first key stroke when I began typing again wouldn't register. Apparently the first key press is just to wake the keyboard up. This isn't an issue with the cable connection. I use a Mac, and this keyboard works great with it. And I love the volume knob. This is a solid, heavy, well built keyboard, and I highly recommend it.

Looks good, but the connection is bad on 2.4Ghz and keeps dropping. I had to use it on cable, which defeats the purpose and made me return the product. It also doesn't feel great to type.

A friend told me about this brand of keyboard, as I had never heard of them before. I figured I would give it a try. I normally use mechanical keyboards using cherry clicky keys that are quite loud. Key movement on this keyboard seems very smooth and linear, with almost a bit of a padded end of keystroke feel. I wasn't sure if I liked it the first couple of days as I transitioned from my Logitech G413 SE keyboard. However it is now hard to go back to my previous keyboard, and I am considering getting a second one of these for my other computer. I really like the retro design of this keyboard as it reminds me of ones I had in the late 80s and early 90s. However it is a bit smaller than the typical 101/102 key full-size keyboard I'm used to, as such it is missing a few keys that I find quite useful like end. Since I use this keyboard on Mac as well as Windows and Linux, it is nice to have a switch that swaps keys so they are in the natural location for which ever computer you are using, and the keys are printed with both the Windows and Mac special keys so no more guessing which key is which when on my Mac. They keyboard can be used wired or wireless, but so far I have only used it wired. It comes with a USB dongle that stores in the keyboard when not used so you don't lose it.