CIDOO ABM066 Alice Keyboard Hot Swappable Mechanical Keyboard RGB Wireless Custom Gaming Keyboard with Cardamom Switch VIA Programmable Volume Knob for Win/Mac/iOS(PBT MOA Profile Panada Keycaps)

I'm thoroughly impressed with this keyboard. It sounds and feels like something that cost a lot more than it actually did. The MOA keycaps are wide and very comfortable to type on, and the stock setup is actually very satisfying to use. This is a really solid, budget mechanical keyboard for anyone just starting out in the hobby.There are a couple of downsides, but nothing has been a dealbreaker for me yet.Their program to modify the keyboard is for Windows only - so if you want to change the LCD display (time, date, animations) you will need a PC to do so. Function wise it's fairly MAC-compatible, as I use a different key remapping program.The key mapping is a little bit weird, I'm not used to the page up/down buttons being off the to left. There are only two modifier keys on the left, and one on the right. This means that for a MAC user like myself, you'll have to find a way around it to be able to have your CTRL, OPT, and CMD keys (I ended up remapping the right modifier, which was default to CMD, to OPT). The default delete key is mapped to the Fn+PDWith the only extra keys being the ESC, PU and PD, there's not a lot you can do as far as remapping without their native program (for a MAC user). I was only able to remap the PU and PD, as well as Fn+PU and Fn+PD.The keyboard itself comes with exactly what is pictured - no extra switches or keycaps, not even a cheap keycap puller or usb-c cable for charing/connecting. I also find it a bit odd that they picked a shift key to use on the right space, but I don't really look at it, so it doesn't bother me.Overall, 4/5 for value and function, 5/5 for feel and sound, and 5/5 for the cute, but still clean, aesthetic. I would definitely recommend for anyone who's a fan of an Alice layout and looking for a budget keyboard.

Sounds great and thoccynot a fan of the actuationrequires 2 programs to use and is a learning curve especially when uploading your own gifs and picscant wait to mod this thing

The media could not be loaded. I love the feel and sounds of this board. Very nice even after long hours of use. Other alice keyboards were way more expensive and it is hard to find a thocky keyboard like this out of the box.It was a little confusing that the second space bar on the right says shift on the key but I am glad it wasn't shift. Also, the small gif screen has buggy software but it's overall fairly easy to use.

Out of the box, this wasn't a bad keyboard. The keycaps are rather slippery-feeling for my taste, so I had to swap them out. I also didn't like the feel of the switches. However, I am not a fan of linear switches. I can't comment on how someone who likes linear switches would feel. However, if you don't like slippery-feeling keycaps, you will have to replace them.The main thing I wanted this keyboard was to remap the keys. I've been through five different keyboards and returns because they were not able to be remapped in a format I prefer. Because this uses VIA, it is easily remapped and easily troubleshooted. Using VIA, I was able to remap the keys to my desired layout.The keyboard's sound is not great, however. I prefer a different sound profile and many of the other keyboards I tried had that deeper sound out of the box. This is a loud, clacky keyboard that lacks the depth of a more marbly clacking keyboard. Even the stock switches had that non-ASMR awful high-pitched clack. However, I have not found a solution to this. While I don't prefer the sound profile, I'd rather have a board that has my preferred key layout than not. It is loud, however, if you are looking to use it in public, you will make noise and be noticed.

I really like the sound that comes from the keyboard when you type--it's smooth and ceramic-y. Additionally, I like the fact that it's ergonomic so it works well for my needs. I would have preferred a slightly stronger angle but it works well and it's comfortable enough where I'm definitely massaging my wrists less from typing all day.

The sound of the keys, the look, and the feel of the keys, and the connection are fantastic!But several keys didn't work on this keyboard and after looking online and troubleshooting, I wasn't able to find a solution and had to return it.

I do love the layout of this keyboard, how it sounds and feels. It’s ergonomic enough for my wrist not to feel pain. The clack noice is really nice! Typing on the keyboard has been rather easy. After a few months of owning it, I have noticed that the keys are double clicking. I’ll type “ok” but the screen will show “ookkk” so that’s a little annoying. I’m hoping to figure out a fix for it, but no luck so far.

I usually build all of my keyboards custom so this is a new buy for me. However, you wouldn’t guess this keyboard was not custom as the sound and smoothness of all the keys sound as though they have been properly greased. For a stock keyboard, this is a perfect fit and for the price you can’t beat it. The build quality is nice and the addition of an lcd is a huge bonus. The software download to customize the lcd leaves much to be desired but is not enough to deter me from recommending it.