The spacebar compresses evenly no matter where you press it, something that the Zowie and other keyboards I've owned have had issues with.
I've put some small o rings on the back of the keys, as some sites suggest, and it's considerably reduced the sound the keys make when they bottom out without interfering with key function.
The keys feel really good. I was concerned after coming from rubber coated keys that they would feel slippery and they don't.
It's quite heavy, which aids in it's steadiness on the desk, and it doesn't take up a lot of space.
I have to say that it feels a lot better than the Zowie, even though they use the same switch, and I'll definitely be keeping this and returning the Zowie.
At first the price seemed steep ($167.20 @
AusPCMarket) compared to other mechanical keybboards but after having tried what Zowie, Steelseries and Das have to offer I have to say that it's worth every cent.
After only using it for a few hours I can't imagine using another keyboard, it's an absolute delight to type and game with.
I wish I had a camera at hand so I could take some photos, it's a very clean looking product.
It comes with a key removing tool and two replacement windows keys that have the windows logo on the front, the default ones have them on top like most other keyboards.
Oh and it has a plastic key cover which is handy for keeping the keyboard clean when not in use.
Posted on Thursday, 2nd June 2011