Micro82 Capacitive 45gf Bluetooth RGB Backlit Programmable Keyboard Black

How good is this keyboard? If you value your MX-style mechanical keyboards, you will end up ditching them for this. I've sold all my 5 other keyboards because I can't go back to them anymore after the Niz82.

-The 45g weight described is NOT equal to 45g on a mechanical switch spring. It's closer to a 62g-64g spring weight equivalent. But the kb feels like a combination of a heavy and light switch. It's perfect for MOBA gaming to avoid accidental actuation.
Note: To enable RGB Hold FN + Up and Down arrows. (for rgb model of course)

Pros:
1. All problems you have with a mechanical keyboard that's solved or improved by modding in non-existent with the niz keyboard.
2. No stabilizer rattling or metal ticking
3. No keycap wobbling, zero stem wobble
4. Unique feel you cannot reproduce with any mech switch. The bottom out feels like hitting a firm memory foam rather than a harsh hard plate.
5. Keycap profile, material type will generally sound the same
6. No hollow sound to worry about and nitpick.
7. Space bar is silent no matter what the profile height.
8. RGB is above average birght. It can fill the LTC ASA backlit keycaps with light just like a clear switch. (north facing pcb's will only fill it half top, south facing only half bottom )
9. The included keycaps for the black niz is made of POM, with EXCEPTIONAL quality and thickness.
10. BT pairing is perfect, although it might be more stable using the internal BT of the keyboard to connect to device if you're using other wireless dongles, such as logitech mice and headsets. I have no disconnection, no gaming issues.

Cons:

Keyboard enthusiasts are sure to sell their collection after tasting this. The keyboard addiction ends with the Niz keyboard.