I got this keyboard with Kailh Pale Blue switches and have not been disappointed. They are just the right amount of tactile feedback and weight for me. As for the rest of the keyboard -- the case is plastic butr feels very sturdy. The keyboard as a whole has a nice weight to it. There aren't any adjustable feet, but the angle/elevation of the keyboard is fine regardless. The keycaps feel really nice and with the switches create nice audible feedback for key presses.

I'm sure I will end up replacing the keycaps at some point as they're ABS, but overall I'm very satisfied.

So, after writing a review for my first keyboard -Ducky/Varmilo Panda, this was the second board I purchased. I love this board's size and feel. It is my current keyboard at work. I have modified it with white and green Tai Hao keycaps and have a few artisans on it as well.

I would absolutely recommend his keyboard to any enthusiast who is in the market for a easy to use keyboard. Love the Dolch keycaps.

If you are unfamiliar with typing on Clears, this switch is tactile and offers a nice 'bump' sound when fully pressed in. They are very sensitive, so typing mistakes happen more often than Brown switches.

As fas as /mk is concerned, they are absolutely top notch on quality and customer service. This is my second keyboard from them. First was a v60 as well but I didn't like the ALPS switches that it came with.

Told them I was interested in purchasing the same keyboard, but with different switches and they made it happen. Took the return and didn't charge me a restocking fee.

10/10

The quality is really awesome. The only thing I find annoying is that the right shift key is stiffer than the rest, specially on the left side.