Pros: gorgeous wooden case, decent ASA profile caps, clean construction though it probably doesn't need quite so many screws to hold the plate to the case. And source code delivered right from this page, which is sterling of them. I hope they submit a PR to github, I see nothing holding them back.

Cons: No option for tactile switches. Despite the advertised gasket mount, it's a hard plate-mount with no give. Has OK Mac support except it doesn't include an alternate set of Apple keycaps. And it would be nice if the navigation column was in the traditional order by default.

So, like Julie Andrews, practically perfect, but not quite, and oversold... the page is telling whoppers about the mount. I haven't seen a wooden board that is gasket mount yet, so I'm not salty about it, but they should probably stop calling it that.

Absolutely beautiful. I literally gasped when I pulled this keyboard out of the box. An uncontrolled wow escaped my lips as I laid eyes on this gorgeously designed...work of art is what it is. I love the feel of the keys and the sound they make. This is the best keyboard I have ever used. I have one complaint. The keyboard is high and sits flat without any back lift. As good as it feels typing, I am not sure how long I will be able to keep my hands floating above the board. An arm rest will be required. Unfortunately, finding something to compliment the spellbinding look of this keyboard will be quite impossible. I feel obligated to remove one star because of this, but I do not want to. This was an experience. I need a cigarette.

Keyboard enthusiast here! - This keyboard is stunning—honestly feels like a beautiful piece of furniture on my desk. The wooden build gives it a unique, premium vibe, and it still delivers all the performance you'd want. The green switches are super satisfying, and the RGB lighting looks great against the wood. QMK/VIA support is a nice bonus for customizing. Solid choice for anyone who wants both style and function.

I've tried a lot of upscale keyboards recently, and I like the ones that are wireless and wired. This one is wired-only, which I had forgotten when I opened the box. I test my keyboards wired if at all possible, since that's generally how I use them in daily life.This wooden keyboard is very responsive, perhaps a bit on the noisier side but not too bad (The Razer I have used daily for the last few months is louder). The USB-C connection is on the back - no charging or battery since it's entirely wired. You get a keycap puller, an A-to-C cable, some alternate keycaps and extra rubber feet.As expected, it plugs in and works in Windows almost instantly. The look and feel is classy and stylish, and the RGB backlight is predictable but configurable. With this form factor your option keys are out of their usual arrangement as expected, but you get 12 function keys across the top.It's currently $110 before $10 checkbox coupon. It's definitely a premium keyboard, but it feels great and seems to be high enough quality to justify such a price. The only thing I wish it had beyond what's there is dedicated volume control. I'm sure I could program hotkeys for the controls, but sometimes you just want a **** or dial.

This is, without a doubt in my mind, a luxury enthusiast keyboard. The finish on the wood is really clean, it thocks when you type, and the sound of bottoming out the switches into the wooden case makes it have a deep thocky resonant sound unlike metal or plastic.The keycaps are fully double shot with good thickness, but the choice of SA profile keycaps really takes the enthusiast level further. SA profile is tall, and if you haven't tried it, it might take some time to get used to, but it's definitely nice to type with.The switches are clean, crisp, and clacky. The sound they make in the wood is actually a lot thockier than I imagined.QMK/VIA is a godsend; no need to download any drivers to customize, and things like debounce/customizations are saved directly onto the keyboard and transferred between devices no problem.The only caveat I see would be USB-C wired only, but for many people this can be a plus. Not everyone wants to have a battery inside their keyboard, much less want to have to charge it or deal with the hassle of the batteries losing juice in the middle of work.Anyway, I'm a huge fan of the natural aesthetic and I think I've fallen in love with this keyboard. I can't stop tapping on the wood.