M1W V3 HE Gaming Keyboard Magnetic Switch Rapid Trigger Mechanical Keyboard Bluetooth/2.4GHz/Wired Gasket Mounted RGB Aluminum Keyboard for Mac/Win (Purple, Creamy Yellow Magnetic Switch)

Okay, this keyboard is freaking sick.Im a bit of a keyboard addict. I have a Wooting 60he with Jade Pro switches, a Nuphy Air 60HE, a GMMK Pro TKL, Deathstalker Pro TKL and Full Size, and the list goes on..I only say all this to give the notion that I know a nice keyboard when I see one and this Monsgeek M1 V5 TMR is really nice.The akko HE switches HE that came in it are really nice and they are even lighter to press than my Jade Pros in the wooting which is a huge bonus for me because my fingers get a little fatigued over long gaming sessions.The sound has a nice thock to it, and they keys don't have much wobble at all. The space bar in particular is probably the nicest least wobbly I've seen on any of my keyboards.The fact that the wireless switch is under the capslock key is not a huge issue because you can just flip it on once and then switch between wired and 2.4 ghz mode using the FN + Y or FN + U keys.The software is the only downside. I haven't figured out a way to easily switch between typing mode and gaming mode so I have to manually go into the software, select all the keys and reset the actuation distance to 2mm for typing and then go back in again when I want to game. The wooting 60he can do that by simply pressing FN + Enter.Even if you create a profile in the monsgeek software it still won't save your actuation distances when you switch between profiles. So that's a bummer.Also the VIA web based driver didnt seem to recognize my keyboard so I was forced to use the local based one which I know some people consider that a deal breaker but I found the rest of the benefits to be worth it.Lastly this keyboard has some the coolest RGB modes I have ever seen so bonus for that!And it's one of the few keyboards that is wireless and has HE switches.It also has SOCD so thats a bonus and it performs better than the wooting in gaming in my opinion but thats probably mostly to do with the akko switches being a little lighter/faster for me.One last thing, the keyboard has a lot of give to it, meaning if you're a hard typer it protects your fingers from getting sore and I really enjoy that. My GMMK Pro is like a rock and hurts my hands after a while

The media could not be loaded. Hace unos días compre este teclado y aquí paso para deja mis impresiones.Un chasis robusto y un diseño atractivoEl teclado mecánico M1V3 de Monsgeek está muy bien construido. Su chasis de aluminio es super robusto y macizo, tanto que parece más una pieza de colección que un periférico de oficina. Si, en una situación hipotética, lo usas para defensa personal, probablemente podrías causar una fractura.Además, su espectacular color púrpura es digno de mención. Como fan de Evangelion, no puedo evitar emocionarme cada vez que lo miro, porque ese púrpura evoca al icónico EVA-01. Es como tener un pedacito de ese universo sobre mi escritorio.Efectos RGB que impresionanAunque no pude grabar un video que le haga justicia, los efectos RGB del M1V! son genialess. Los colores vibran intensamente, iluminando las teclas de una manera que eleva la experiencia visual a otro nivel. El ajuste y personalización de los efectos añaden un toque moderno que complementa su atractivo diseño.Keycaps y switches: Un deleite táctil y auditivoLas keycaps tienen un acabado impecable, perfectamente texturizado para ofrecer comodidad y precisión en cada pulsación. Los interruptores, además, vienen bien lubricados de fábrica, lo que garantiza suavidad en el uso y una experiencia sin igual desde el primer momento.En cuanto al sonido, el teclado emite ese "clack-clack" característico que tanto amamos los entusiastas. Es un placer para los oídos, perfectamente balanceado: ni muy estridente ni demasiado apagado. En términos de sensación, es simplemente sublime. Cada tecla responde con precisión, ofreciendo un feedback táctil que hace que escribir o jugar sea increíblemente satisfactorio.Accesorios incluidos le dan el toqueMonsgeek no escatima en detalles. El M1V3 incluye herramientas propias para realizar modificaciones y ajustes al teclado, lo que facilita personalizarlo según tus necesidades. También trae teclas amarillas de repuesto, un detalle útil y que añade variedad al diseño.Finalmente, pienso es que este teclado de Monsgeek combina estilo, robustez y funcionalidad en un diseño compacto que roba miradas. Su color púrpura es genial. La experiencia de uso es cómoda y fluida, y la posibilidad de reprogramar teclas mediante su aplicativo en línea ofrece opciones infinitas de personalización.Si encuentro algo más digno de mención en mi experiencia con este teclado, sin duda volveré para actualizar esta reseña. Por ahora, puedo decir que el M1V3 es una compra altamente recomendada para los amantes de los teclados mecánicos y del diseño con carácter.Mención aparte es el vendedor que envió el producto bien embalado y seguro. ¡Recomendado!

It's a great price for the features: tri connection, hall effect switches, aluminum body. It's quite capable. The sound and build quality are great. At this price, it's extremely hard to beat.The software is a bit lacking. It's not horrid but it could use some work. The shortcuts are also not the most intuitive. fn+e/r/t/y/u are the connectivity options (a little odd). The profiles are limited to 4, but 3 of them are default meaning you can only have 1 custom configuration? The profiles also don't seem to be configurable via RGB meaning you don't know which profile is active. The layers option also can't have custom RGB so you have no indication you're using a different layer.The Mac/ Window / Window with Battery switch is under the Caps lock Key and is not accessible without removing the key itself. I find this quite annoying. I wish there would be a auto switch to mac mode when connected to mac. My Epomaker seems to do this and does not require a physical toggle switch to make it work. This switch is also the "off" switch for the battery, again quite inconvenient. You essentially have to keep a keycap puller with you. But this keyboard doesn't contain storage for a keycap puller (nor the USB dongle)I have an issue with keys double clicking.. I think I might be typing too fast for this keyboard possibly sometimes? Maybe I'm hitting them too hard? I'm still working to diagnose this down.This keyboard hit's a lot of premium features that no one else have at this price point. But it also lacks in some areas that I think could and should have been revised by the time a V3 came out.