iQunix L80 FORMULA Mechanical Keyboard(UK LAYOUT), TKL Wireless 2.4GHz/Bluetooth 5.0/Wired Type-C Gaming Keyboard with 84 Keys, PBT Keycaps Hot-Swappable Cherry MX Browns, for Windows/macOS

My first ever mechanical keyboard. Easy to setup. Satisfying. Easy to change keys for mac and Mac layout. Satisfying to type. Very clicky and thocky out of the box. Switched my light to white colour. 100% recommend

If you can spare the funds I very much recommend the iqunix brand. You won’t be disappointed

I've had mechanical keyboards before but this was my foray into high cost/premium territory. I absolutely love it, the design is fantastic and it feels/sounds amazing when in use. I use it for work so went with brown switches which feel great for coding/documentation/web browsing and general office work. My major annoyance with this keyboard is it does not seem to automatically wake up. I've tried both bluetooth and the 2.4Ghz receiver with no success. No matter how many keys I press or how long I wait, I seem to have to turn it over and flip the switch on the back between wired and wireless to get the keyboard to wake up and reconnect to my laptop (Windows 11). I have since found a workaround to press FN+2 then FN+1 which switches the keyboard to bluetooth device 2 then back to 1 forcing it to wake and reconnect - but I still find it frustrating for something at this price point to not simply auto wake and reconnect when I push a few keys. Edit - I have since returned this keyboard due to the issue with it not automatically waking up. I purchased another model from iQunix, the F97 Hitchhiker which has been working flawlessly including auto wake when keys are pressed.

I so wanted to love this keyboard. But unlike the claims, it isn't Mac compatible (at least not the UK version). I couldn't get the bluetooth to work, but wired is fine anyway. IQunix provide keys to swap for the option and command keys BUT they are in different positions to a Mac keyboard, so I was constantly hitting cmd instead of alt/option and when you're trying to get work done that is very frustrating, producing constant errors or slowed by lack of functionality. They do not however, provide keys to swap for the PC 2 and " keys, so the opposite problem occurs here. The functionality is correct (the @ is on the 2 – IF you can remember where the to hit the correct key to action that layer command, as in above point) BUt the keys have the PC layout printed on the so don't match the functions... Interestingly, looking at the pictures, this does not seem to be the. case with the US version. The charcoal grey, white and orange look cool, but instead of printing white text on charcoal, they have stuck with the black text, so you can't even see the markings on the keys to remind you that they are in different positions. On the plus side, the typing experience is great— or at least it would be — if you weren't constantly making typos, error functions and lack of function due to all the key issues. I used it twice, then was forced to back to my old mac keyboard. So this will go back. Shame.

Pros: Beautiful keyboard, naturally not for large palms but doable , brown switches have nice feeling. Cons: connectivity issues, key caps don’t let the RGB through, it switches of after X amount of time not typing which is frustrating when you start typing and realise you didn’t type anything