Looks and sound amazing! I’ve been waiting for the cream 75% for awhile now and it was worth the wait. Came with some goodies like coiled cables, key puller, and extra keycaps. Love accent keycaps. Bluetooth works well but i like to have my cable plugged in since i switch between computers often and don’t want to deal with switching. Love the mac and windows switch. Heads up for Mac users, fn+tab 3 seconds to switch when you get it! I’ve had customed keyboards where you lube and add stabilizers. I noticed that this you don’t have to and it already sounds great. I love the low profile. I don’t have to add a wrist rest. Read more
The IQUINIX L80 is one of the more retro-feeling keyboards and it feels very comfortable to type on. I have been a keyboard enthusiast since last year and I've built many and bought many pre-builds, but something about this one felt different than others. To start this, the keyboard is hot-swappable so when the Gateron Reds come out, they come out with relative ease with a puller. The keyboard itself has 2 angles of being flat and elevated. The stabilizers in this board are so comfortable that I did not need to lube them at all. Thankfully, there are many keycaps out there that can fit this board just as nicely, but I stuck with the default ones because they give the board a nice ring to it. The battery on the board has had no issues at all and it has lasted me days before I had to plug it in. As for the performance for typing, the board feels extremely smooth to type on and there is no wobble in the stabilizers. It feels very effective to type on especially with the Gateron Reds. As for the performance for gaming, it feels very responsive and it doesn't have any lag in between each keystroke and N-key rollover has helped it a lot. In conclusion, the price point established for it is pretty justified if you got 200 dollars to spare. There are many other options out there that are more budget friendly, but the board itself is very nice if you are looking for a nice pre-built and really digging aesthetics for your desk setup. Read more
Premium feeling, best sound in low profile mechanical keyboard category. Unfortunately, key caps are too small. Many people feel the same way as me. Lots of typos depite weeks of adaptation. I still type faster on my Nuphy Air 75 V3 and Halo V2. Simply faster and more accurate. So for gaming this is probably the king! For productivity, key caps need to be a bit larger. Consider taking a look at what Nuphy is making. For typing sound, this really is the king! Read more
It's a really good keyboard, only reason it's not 5 stars is that some of my keys sit higher than others. My: R, T, P are noticeably lower than other keys. Edit: pressing down hard on keys aligned them - it's a 5/5 keyboard for me Read more
Looks sleek but priced in the upper echelon of retail premade keyboards for a middling to bottom tier typing experience and loose/rattling keys with only average quality keycaps. Don't care much for RGB but the low quality lights further soured the experience. Read more
Its an ok keyboard with some issues. Good: Nice switches and feels good to type Pretty good battery life Good connection options with BT, 2.4ghz dangle, and wired. Bad: Keycaps weren't flush , they could have installed them better. You need to press down on them all. I can only get RGB software to detect keyboard when plugged in. You cannot turn the keyboard off when its plugged in Keycaps are red/orange tinted and no matter what color you set your keyboard to, the red overpowers it. Pretty stupid imo. All of this companies keyboard have terrible keycap design. But not many alternatives besides Melgeek O2 or Lofree 84 but I think this one is better than those. Read more
I bought this keyboard because I love the design and the quality of the over all build. But it has a glaring issue that makes it horrible to use. There is a known defect in the stabilizers that causes horrible rattle in the space bar and some of the other keys. Which the company knows about. Most will think some lube can fix it, but it can’t. There’s one way to kind of fix it with tape but that doesn’t last and wears out. But don’t expect customer support with the company to care. I have been going back and forth with them for weeks now. They have changed their story and lied multiple times. They do everything they can to avoid sending update stabilizers. I don’t even know if they have updated ones based on how they first said it was a known issue and then the next time they said they just found out about it two days ago. This was after they made me get a replacement from Amazon saying it would be updated, it’s not. I would suggest finding a different low profile board and saving you money. The customer service of this company is so bad and the board is defective. Which is so sad because other than that it’s honestly really a great board. Read more
if you are looking for a cheaper mechanical keyboard that looks good and sounds good this is you best bet. i love it for its a great budget option. Read more
