IQUNIX MQ80 Low Profile Mechanical Keyboard for Work and Gaming Tri Mode Wireless Wired CNC Aluminum Hot Swappable RGB Backlit Long Battery Life VIA Support (Black)

The media could not be loaded. I wasn’t sure at first about spending this much on a keyboard, but I’m so glad I did. The moment I unboxed it, I could tell it was built to last. The aluminum case feels solid, and the design is both modern and elegant. Typing on it feels amazing—the low-profile switches are smooth, comfortable, and easy on the fingers during long sessions.The wireless option is super convenient, and the battery life is honestly unbelievable—I hardly ever need to think about charging it. Plus, very nice sound!This keyboard has completely changed my setup. It looks fantastic, types beautifully, and feels like something that will last for years. I couldn’t be happier with it.

Excelent product, very good noise and feeling while typing. Im using it for work and gaming and its gives a good performance in both, its a little to expensive but i think its worth it

I personally wanted shine-through keycaps on this keyboard so I could work in my dark bedroom late at night, and sheeeeeeeesh this thing is beautiful with some shine-through caps. Also, it fits literally perfectly on top of the MacBook Pro's (or Air's) built-in keyboard without ever pressing on the built-in keys.This thing is heavy and built like a tank. Best build quality of any keyboard I've ever purchased, and I own 26 different keyboards (recently counted), mostly from the premium brands.This is the nicest keyboard of all of them – but it's tied with its little brother, the IQUNIX Magi65, which I also am pretty fanatical about

I've been a mech keyboard aficianado for over a decade now and have many keyboards in the $350 - $1000 range and have been pleasantly surprised by this keyboard. I was in need of a wireless slim keyboard that I could move around the house and this fit the bill with those features. What surprised me was how it stacked up against my heavier mechanical keyboards matching the build quality, typing experience, and most importantly for us keyboard nerds - the 'sound'. The black case with the red accent on the right side is visually appealing.I've had no issues with connectivity and customizing keys with VIA.

There are no perfect low profile keyboards. This keyboard is much higher than other low profile mechanical keyboards. The number 5 led does not work. The space bar rattles.What this has vs the Lofrees of this world is rgb and via support. That's all. Imho avoid this overpriced imperfect (broken partially in my case) product.

WHAT A SHAME! This keyboard had so much potential but IMO is a huge flop for poor QA reasons.I got this keyboard because a friend of mine had the magi65 from iqunix and it felt amazing, I wanted that same feel but in a larger form factor.The switches - Although they are the same exact ones as the magi65 whatever lube or lubing process they use makes the switches sound and feel different. They sound a bit creamier and they have a bit more resistance to push down. This would not be a bad thing except for the problem where MANY of the switches are not properly lubed from the factory and more than a handful were under lubed and had some spring ping to them or were over lubed and felt gummy.The stabilizers - in short they are BAD. They rattle and are poorly lubed from the factory.Overall when I spend $180 on a keyboard I expect there to be a good quality control system in place and for the keyboard to be close to perfect out of the box. Instead I spent hours relubing switches and moding stabilizers to get this keyboard to sound and feel like it should have from the factory.What frustrates me the most about all of this is that the magi65 has none of these issues so I know iqunix knows how to do things right but they completely dropped the ball on the QA here. IMO don't get this keyboard, not until iqunix formally addresses these QA issues and if they do I will happily change this review because now that I have manually fixed all their QA issues this keyboard really is amazing.

I wanted to love this keyboard so much. It's super heavy, so it doesn't move while typing. It has some of the best feeling keys ever. However, I use the Function keys a lot, and most keyboard let you hit FCN and unlock (or lock)--super simple. This one, however, you must connect to VIA to remap the keys. However, before you can do that, you must download JSON software. The website says "click here" for JSON file for Windows--but you get Mac. I searched everywhere on the web and couldn't find the JSON file for Windows. After six hours of frustration, I sent it back. But, I would gladly buy it back if they can make FCN keys with a simple on-off lock.

Awesome keyboard, very satisfying to type on. It's a beast, it's heavy, not particularly adapted to nomad situations, but sits excellently without moving on a desk. You need to get used to the layout: I hit 'home' a lot when trying to hit 'back', but muscle memory kicks in at some point.