Review on 🎹 Vintage-Inspired Black and Chrome Mechanical Keyboard: Azio Retro - Blue Switch (MK-RETRO-01) by Angela Flores

3.11.17. That's beauty. But for $115 or so, there are notable cons: 1. Ridiculous manual. This is the same as the PDF available online. This is without information.2. After half an hour of googling, I found out that the "W" LED can be switched off with the FUNC + Windows key. Which disables the Windows key. That is why there is an image of a padlock under the Windows logo. Of course. Since I regularly disable the Windows key in other ways, I'm spared. And of course, the keyboard will initialize with the key enabled and the "W" LED lit. The two feet on the back of the keyboard are adjustable, but I have no idea how yet. When she came she swayed and somehow I moved my legs until she stopped and now I'm afraid to touch her. As I noted, if this was one of my typical $15 keyboards I would give it a fifth star back. But that's not the case. But it's *great*. The little dots on the "F" and "J" keys are actually distinguishable, allowing me to avoid the funny streams of nonsense that sometimes come out on smaller keyboards. And it makes funny clicking sounds. And the spacebar isn't a throwback to a once-great feature, it works every time I click it. . Really wonderful.