Edge Low Profile Mechanical Keyboard, 75% Rechargeable Bluetooth and Wired Connection for Window, Mac OS/POM Switches 2.0, Carbon Fiber Top Case, Mg Alloy Bottom Case (Volcano Grey)

I hadn’t heard of this brand before, but the design of this 84-key low-profile keyboard caught my attention. It has a sleek, carbon fiber top with an aluminum alloy baseplate, giving it a very luxe, high-end build quality. I enjoy using it a lot, although there are a few features that I think it should have at this price point. For one, the keycaps are not see-through to allow the LED backlighting through. Secondly, this only supports direct USB-C wired or Bluetooth connection; there’s no 2.4Ghz dongle receiver. Most of the other mid- to slightly higher-end keyboards I’ve tried (nowhere near this one, though in terms of price point) offer both 2.4GHz receiver and Bluetooth wireless options. You can Bluetooth pair it to 3 different devices and switch between them fairly easily by pressing FN+1/2/3 to switch to your work laptop, desktop PC, or TV for example. The aesthetic design and build quality are where most of the focus was directed, I think, and this does look and feel like a very premium, high-tech keyboard! The unique font on the keys takes some getting used to, but since I touch type, I don’t really notice the weird Alien sci-fi font. It’s definitely not for hunt-and-peck style typers! The linear keys have a nice low-timbre thocky sound to them, so they’re great for typing without making a racket and clickety-clacking over the phone or if you share an office/desk space with a partner. I like that it has feet to prop up the back at a bit of an angle, although I’ll admit I do prefer a slightly steeper angle and this only offers a very minimal incline—but hey, this is a low-profile keyboard, what did I expect? The LED backlight has minimal customizable settings aside from brightness adjustments (5 levels: 0%, 25%, 50%, 75%, 100%) and optional breathing light effect, or steady. There’s no fun RGB colors here. ==WINDOWS/ANDROID vs MAC/iOS == To switch the keyboard format for Windows functions, press FN + N To switch to Mac/iOS, press FN + M Overall, this has some room for improvement to achieve perfect KB status for me, but that’s a very personal metric for everyone. It’s more of a 4.8/5 stars for me, primarily due to the opaque keys and lack of USB dongle for a secondary wireless connection option, but as they clearly list that it's Bluetooth and wired only, I can't complain too much. The keys might be swappable. Stock keys are Kailh Full-POM Linear Switch 2.0 with 2.4mm travel distance.

Good packaging, has a premium feel about it. Comes with a carbon fibre stand, soft braided cable, some keycaps for customisation. First thing I noticed was the weight; it's light as a feather. Feels quite strong though. Has blutooth, but can be used with a cable @ 1000Hz polling rate. Key presses are quite short-throw but feel tactile and have a soft click. Has small fold-out feet for extra angle elevation of the keys, the feet seem to magnetically click into place which feels like thought has gone into this aspect, it's a nice tough. Pricey but this I think will sell out quickly so get it before it's gone.

keyboard is good.. but bluetooth stopped working within 2 weeks of receiving the product... super disappointing.

打ち心地、質感大満足で 個人的に大満足！ 思った以上に薄くて良かったです！

Eine coole und schmale Tastatur. Die Hintergrundbeleuchtung ist leider zu schwach für mein Geschmack