Just some information for you all about these great but imperfect keyboards: 1. The switches that they come with are garbage. If you replace them with decent ones, you won't have any more of the double/triple letter per press phenomenon. It's just the fully replaceable switches that are the problem. 2. If your case is slightly tweaked so that it rocks on a hard surface, I would suggest getting some taller rubber feet, put the keyboard on a table, put a level on it, and determine which way of the rock is toward the level orientation, then put the taller foot in the corner that is lifted off the table when the keyboard is rocked so that it is closest to level. If it then rocks in the other diagonal direction, get a file (even a nail file) and file down the new rubber foot until it doesn't rock anymore. It kind of sucks that one has to do this, but these keyboards are actually pretty nice for the price otherwise. The keycaps in particular are hard to beat. The PC plate makes it easy to find switches that sound good in it. Also, if you think that the big keys are too rattly, you can replace the stabilizers too. Just make sure you get plate mounted stabilizers and assemble them with lube. I've done all this to mine and now it is pretty great.

This keyboard works great. Got some cherry blossom keycaps to replace the default caps and the wooden backing pair perfectly. It's nice compact size means it doesn't take up too much room on my small desk at work. Also paired it with a separate number keypad. All in all it was a great addition to my cozy work setup!

Best keyboard I have ever owned and it's not even close.+ solid wood base looks and feels great. It has some weight to it, it doesn't slide around, it feels high quality.+ The natural sound and feel makes it feel closer to playing an instrument than using a device. I can't put my projects down. A wood keyboard is something you need to experience.+ The cables that came with it are nice and thick, the packaging was solid, and the documentation is clearly written in English on a large, sturdy card. Every part of this experience has been premium.If I somehow break this keyboard (I'm more worried about my toe than the keyboard if I drop it. The solid wood base has some weight to it), I would get this exact keyboard again.

Edit 1/2/2025: Customer support for this keyboard reached out to me a little while after I posted my review, and they've been absolutely wonderful. They offered me a full refund initially, but I suggested a replacement keyboard instead -- because I really do LOVE this keyboard!!!!! I was completely willing to put up with the faulty Z key until I was able to tinker with it more and repair it myself, it was only when multiple keys stopped working that I gave up -- which they are now sending to me. I've changed my review to be full stars because again, the keyboard is fantastic, and I appreciate their customer support actually caring to address and fix issues with it. :)))the keyboard is beautiful. however, mine came with a nonfunctional "Z" key. i like the keyboard enough to put up with that for about a week, until my "Enter" key also stopped working in the middle of my work day. i very carefully swapped out all the switches and keycaps for Roseveil silent switches and new keycaps. i cleaned the keyboard as i was doing so, so it's not that. i tested multiple kinds of switches as well, the Roseveil ones, the ones that originally came with the keyboard, and some blue switches i had from my previous mechanical keyboard. nothing helped, so i'm assuming it's an issue with the actual keyboard itself. it's really disappointing because this keyboard is quite expensive, and i really do love the sound, feel, responsiveness of it. but none of that matters if the keys don't work. :(

This has what's known as keyboard chatter, double letters and double spaces. I am a sys admin since 1998 and performed all troubleshooting resolutions known to man. I really wanted this keyboard to work, its absolutely so enjoyable to type on but the double letters is a no go for me.