L3 TKL Layout Wireless QMK/Launcher Full-Metal Hot-Swappable RGB Backlight Custom Mechanical Keyboard for Windows/Linux, Gateron Red Switch, Fully Assembled Knob - Black

Chonky, dense, able the survive a nuclear explosion. This is the only hot swap mechanical, cherry mx, wireless rechargeable, volume knobbed, mx keys on the left that are also hot swappable, keyboard available. It could only have been better if it was a full 100% keyboard.Apparently though, keyboard manufacturers seem to think everyone wants 25% keyboards with barely visible keycap lettering. I literally couldn't find a 100% keyboard with all of the above to buy from anyone. I could find it wired. I could find it membraned. I could find it with caveats at every turn. I finally had to give up on the dream and lose the things I could part with the easiest, my keypad.I could complain about the software, but I got my macros programmed and that works for me. I honestly don't need any other fat, poorly optimized software chugging away in the background, slurping up private data as payment for the privilege of having instant access to increasingly unstable, resource gobbling, crashware. But Lemokey, per key lighting should be the bare minimum in something this expensive.Personal whining aside, this thing is a very well made beast. I'm hoping I never have to buy another keyboard and I can just replace batteries and switches. BTW, Lemokey, it would be brilliant if some brave manufacturer could create a keycap set with large lettering that was easy to see during the day and allowed shine through at night.

After about a month, with progressively bad key ghosting and key sticking, the keyboard is now a lemon. Both PCB and firmware re-flashing per the manufacturer’s recommendations have been unable to resolve the issue. Multiple computers and different configurations, wired, Bluetooth, wireless have been unsuccessful.Should advise anyone looking at this specific keyboard to stay away indefinitely.