Review on iKBC CD108 V2 Ergonomic Mechanical Keyboard with Cherry MX Brown Switch for Windows and Mac, Full Size Keyboard Upgraded with Mistel PBT Double Shot Keycaps for Desktop and Laptop, Enhanced Build Quality by Antonio Bly

I love the feel of this keyboard, especially after getting the old "desktop box" keyboard that was probably $5 - it does the typing with it much simpler My favorite feature is "no ghosting" - which means that if you press two keys at the same time, or almost simultaneously, both keys are still registered. On other keyboards I have to slow down my typing when doing something like typing a password because sometimes characters are skipped here and there. Defect? It's a bit louder than I think I would choose if given the chance. (Cherry MX Brown is the norm I have. I don't want to hear any louder switch clicks—it has to be like listening to a typewriter.) Neutral: It's also the heaviest keyboard I've tried. I really appreciate it because combined with the rubber feet it doesn't move at all. That's nice. There's nothing worse than a sliding keyboard. In general I like it. hope it lasts If it breaks I will come back and update the information. Update on o-rings: I've tried adding aftermarket o-rings. They were a waste of money. When I added one to the key, placed the key back on the keyboard, and pulled it again, the O-ring didn't even come out from under the key cover. (Pictured) Ring Day about halfway up the mine, doing absolutely nothing.