This is a surprisingly good quality keyboard. I am happy with my choice also with the clear switches.
I was hesitating a bit because of the product images, but it is actually much better in real life.
35 grams actuation pressure without bumps or clicks heals my sore hands and fingers from typing.
As for a reference what I've found is Thinkpads are around 65 grams and Macbook Pros are around 62 grams.
Personally, I think the difference is bigger between the two. One day I might measure.
Was thinking to buy the 108 keyed version but was easy to get used to the function key and the layout in general.
Have bought two so far, one for home and one to the office.
50 pounds is a nice price for it. You can easily set up professional config, having two as a split keyboard.
If you buy one, do not worry about having a dim light on the caps-lock by default, is the same on my two keyboards, seems it is by design.
It's worth looking into the manual which switches are doing what, and also Fn+Q to change modes.
The backlight is configurable in 10 steps.
| Brand | Qisan |
|---|---|
| Product Dimensions | 34 x 10.5 x 4 cm; 582 g |
| Item model number | 6937524511184 |
| Manufacturer | Qisan |
| Colour | 68 keys GATERON Blue Switch |
| Operating System | Windows |
| Are Batteries Included | No |
| Item Weight | 582 g |
| Guaranteed software updates until | unknown |
