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Oct 1, 2017
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Pros: Full Size Keyboard, so it has no "layers" that need to be turned on to access some functions. If you need it it has 5 programmable micro buttons, though this doesn't do anything for me. It would be useful to bind them to functions in Photoshop or other similar programs (or games) Again its hefty and feels very solid. Dedicated media keys, Which I use a lot. Cons: Loud (Duh, blues are loud) if you have this in an office environment, do yourself and your office mates a favor and put some O-rings or silencers on them. I use this keyboard at home, so i doesn't bother me that much, in fact I find the clicks soothing, though i still might put some silencers on them. for how big and heavy it is, the rubber pads on the bottom are insubstantial. The keyboard will move around if you put pressure on it. The hinges for the tilt legs isn't stiff, so in pressure causes them to fall over, however the Magic-Force had this issue as well. Just something to be aware of.
Overall, I'm Happy with the keyboard, and I would Recommend it.