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- Pretty color scheme - Comes with replacement switches, pliers - Knob-controlled light-up panel has some great options for backlight LEDs, real-time clock - Works better than another brand's keyboard that I already reviewed with a similar color scheme - Easy to clean

The box came clean and nothing on it

-NX Snow Switches are prelubed and sounds good -Prebuilt stabilizers are great -Comes with custom keyboard modding kit -They are so pretty

Programming macros and adjusting settings is a snap with the software. Built from quality materials - scratch and wear resistant. Per key RGB isn't an overstatement, there is programming for every key and nearly every space between them. Key switches are smooth and well defined. Radial dial for additional features is a convenient bonus. Matt finish, so there is no key-glare caused by backlighting. Heavy - which I consider a pro, but some people may not appreciate as much.

lights up all the way around, lots of cool buttons, nice and clicky, easy to connect

RGB isn't obnoxious or blinding Good cable management Comes with a few different RGB presets Brightness adjustment

It felt weird that my keys are responding much faster than regular keyboards, but in a good way, and the rgb lightning is beautiful!

Sleek and smooth, firm and responsive, very audibly satisfying

Great build quality, beautiful

This keyboard is so much better than my last keyboard. It's actually quiet when I hit a key, the customization's are actually simple.

It gives me more space to move my mouse around, l like that it still has the full functionality of a full size keyboard just in a compact way

- For me, its the perfect balance of key feedback vs quietness. - Customizable layout of the numpad and media controller is a HUGE plus. I'm sick of it being forced on one side or the other depending on the manufacturer. - Customizable buttons and intuitive RGB controls. - I've had zero issues with the software. I feel some people may not understand why some functions do not work with Windows and blame the software. For instance, rebinding the apps buttons above the numpad, you cannot use most apps installed via Microsoft Store. This is a problem with how Windows installs those apps and does not allow control of them via other software. I had to uninstall Spotify and then reinstall the non-Microsoft Store version to bind it. Macro's have worked as well, although I did have to restart the app for the changes to work. NBD though to me.