KiiBoom Loop 65 65% Full Aluminum Block Structure Mechanical Keyboard, QMK/VIA Programmable, BT5.0/2.4GHz/USB-C Wireless Gaming Keyboard, Gasket, FR4 Plate, RGB for Win/Mac (Grey Black)

I’m absolutely blown away by this keyboard! I own the Glorious GMMK 3 PRO, which costs nearly $400, but the KiiBoom Loop is right up there in terms of premium feel—maybe just a bit less polished (maybe it's just the knob implementation), but not by much. The typing experience on the KiiBoom Loop is WAY more satisfying and creamier—it’s smoother, the stabilizers feel more solid, and the keycaps are higher quality. Plus, it has cushioning, which adds to the comfort. While the Glorious is solidly built, the typing feels more rigid, whereas the KiiBoom’s keystrokes are truly luxurious. It delivers the kind of premium experience you’d expect from a much more expensive keyboard.I honestly enjoy typing on the KiiBoom Loop 65 more than on my Glorious. Fact.Fantastic job, KiiBoom! I’ll definitely be keeping an eye on your future products.”

And that's how I feel about this board. While I, in particular, don't have any issue with it, from an objective perspective, I can see where users may run into issues with it.Firstly, the disassembly of this board can be quite a mess. The beautiful 2-piece design for front and back lends well to its aesthetic, but is functionally a disaster when it comes to taking it apart or putting it back together. It's because instead of dealing with the typical 1-2 piece design for disassembly, you're dealing with 4 slabs and 2 side accents that can fall out.But I believe that these are criticisms for people in the enthusiast hobby and not necessary for the average user. From the normal user perspective, it types smooth, soft and a bit heavy. 65% layout is one of the most practical "minimalist" style that you can find, as it will include navigation and arrow keys and will lack the function and numpad, which are rarely used by most people. The smaller TKL layout allows for more desk space and ergonomic sitting position with proper spacing of arms between keyboard and mouse.Anyways, love it, but also, irritated at the disassembly.

The most notable thing about this keyboard and the thing that everyone talks about is the split design. In a world where the 65% keyboard market is glutted by the same OEM board (like the Lucky 65), this one stands out for the two-tone case that it uses. If this is the look that you're going for then then you're in luck! This keyboards beauty is not just in the design. The anodization finish is top notch. It feels premium and like a keyboard that is worth more than it's price would seem to suggest. Being aluminum, it's got some weight to it, but not as much as some that have an actual weight in them (Like the brass weight in the Dymium65). But it feels solid. The one place it falls down for me is the sound, which tends towards the clackier side since the inside of the case is shallower. But not overly so, if you're into the solid, but somewhat high pitched sound then you would be really happy with the sound of this keyboard. The knob inclusion puts this a little higher, as long as you're willing to sacrifice the key spot on this 65% profile keyboard.Unique design, combined with the features, nice switches, good legend keycaps make this a definite win in my book.

Really good keyboard kids like it! its durable for sure.

Not going to lie, I couldn't parse what the other reviews were talking about technologically. Keyboard stats/capabilities are not something I have any amount of interest in. I am not a hard-core gamer, I am not a programmer, so really why should I care? I just like nice things. So, here's my review of the aesthetics because that's all I'm qualified to talk about:AMAZINGPrettiest keyboard I have ever had the privilege of owning or using. The dusty pink color is just so perfect and looks stunning on my desk. The metal body has impressive weight, but incredible durability. Plus, there is no shot that I accidently bump it and move it across my desk. This thing is going nowhere. The keys have the most wonderful sound - it's... creamy? A very gentle, round sound. I love listening to myself type, it's worthy of an ASMR video. The background lights are also super pretty. I wish the colors were a little more pastel, but I can live with it. Based on beauty alone, I would recommend this to anyone. I have it plugged into my desktop and I have had no issues with connection or have had any latency. Perfect little keyboard, I love it.

This keyboard is BEAUTIFUL. It is built like a tank, has weight to it, and sounds SO smooth. Something about the matcha switches on this particular board just does it for me. It is on the clacky’ side and most definitely not for work environments where quiet keyboards are preferred.Nonetheless, everything about this keyboard has been pleasant. The typing experience is SATISFYING for my taste. It may not be everyone’s cup of tea, especially if you prefer a lightweight board. The switches are most definitely about preference in the best ways.If you prefer linear keyboards with 45gf switches installed, you HAVE to try this. With that being said, if you love the solid aluminum build, aesthetic appearance and all the must have layers in-between BUT, prefer a tactile response, you STILL need this.You can simply hot-swap the switches to your heart’s desire. Or even swap the keycaps to customize to your liking. The possibilities are endless when customizing this keyboard. It performs beautifully and the value is there. I am SUPER happy with it and I HIGHLY RECOMMEND.