Mistel BAROCCO MD770 RGB Wired + Wireless Bluetooth TKL Split Mechanical Keyboard with Cherry MX Silver Switch, Ergonomic Gaming Keyboard, Yellow Letter Glaze Blue PBT DoubleShot Keycap, Macro Support

It's great for ergonomics and relief carpal tunnel, only wished that the switches were hot swappable.

Overall is in good quality, the time for bluetooth disconnection on idle is too short, pressing Fn-1 frequently to reconnect is annoying.

The MD600 was a good keyboard to me, but I really missed having the full keyset. To my delight, late last year, Mistel unveiled the MD770. I'm very happy to have my arrow and F- keys back, but I miss some of the features of the MD600. For angle adjustment, the MD600 has two sets of folding legs, of two different lengths, built into the bottom of the case. The MD770 comes with one size of screw-on rubber feet, which is less than ideal to pack for travel, especially since you need a Phillips screwdriver to attach/remove them. The MD600 does about 5x more RGB effects, and offers vastly more aesthetically customizability than the MD770. Also, the MD600's keycaps come with transparent lettering, which lets the RGB shine through, but the MD770 does not. The Bluetooth on the MD770 is disappointing. The two halves cannot function independently in Bluetooth, which is something I had been hoping to do while playing games. The left side must be physically connected to the right, in order to function in Bluetooth mode, so it is not truly wireless. The experience would be better if each side had its own Bluetooth and battery. If the switches you want are available on the non-Bluetooth version of this board, you should save a little money and buy that instead. Overall though, I really like this keyboard in general, but especially for games. I like to move the right half off to the side, so that I have more desk space to move my mouse. The coiled USB cable included with the MD770 is longer than the MD600, which is a nice improvement for us gamers. And having no gap between the F-row and the number row makes the F-row more accessible and viable for gameplay. The extra keycaps are a nice bonus. Including what's already on the board, Mistel throws in enough keycaps to make a set for a full size board. So if you want to change out the keycaps that are included, and then put the Mistel keycaps on a different board, there's nothing holding you back. Or if you want to place a numpad on the side, you can decorate it with keycaps that will match your board. There's even a stepped capslock key included among the extras, which I was delighted to find and immediately switched out the default in favor of it.