2018 Plum NiZ Micro84EC-Wireless Electrostatic Capacitive Keyboard Programable Gaming Keyboard 84Keys RGB Backlit with PBT Keycaps for PC Mac Laptop (Micro84 EC-Ble RGB 35g)

Keyboard arrived extremely quickly, 3 or 4 days, shipped via DHL.The keyboard build is great and amazing to type on. I vastly prefer the electrostatic capacitive keys to the various Cherry MX switches I had in the past.As the other reviewer states, the pictures don't do it justice. It looks much better in person.Without any software, you can easily adjust all the lighting into various colors and patterns. The default layers are also pretty decent. All keys are programmable via the software, including multiple layers and per key color functionality.The Bluetooth works like a charm, connecting quickly and staying reliably connected. The multiple profile feature is great and very easy/quick to switch.I don't think I can put links in this review but the software can be attained by going to the "Downloads" page of the official NIZ keyboard website and downloading the "micro84pro" files, which include all firmware, documentation, and software.I had many back-to-back emails with the seller and NIZ keyboard support (seem to be the same) because I accidentally downloaded the wrong software and it took me forever to realize it while going through all the troubleshooting steps. They were very prompt and courteous during the whole process, excellent service.One thing to note is the the cable provided is a USB-C to USB-A cable. No adapter is needed if your computer does not have USB-C.

This keyboard lacks the tactility and springiness of older NiZ plum keyboards. The only improvement over older models is that the stabilizer bar is harder to accidentally remove as well as easier to install.

First I feel it's important to state what keyboards (specifically topres) that I own as a foundation for this review.I own a HHKB Pro 2 (lubed and modded w/ silent-x rings), and a Realforce RGB (lubed and modded w/ silent-x rings).This keyboard has become my new daily driver in the office. This typing feel is more like the HHKB than my Realforce. There's a very satisfying "thock" to this keyboard, much like the HHKB. Although I don't own a HHKB Pro2 Type-S, that's what I would compare this to. It's a dream to type on this. I often find myself just typing random things so I can listen to the soothing "thocks".Better than a non-modded HHKB though is the fact that all the keys are programable! Amazing. Also, each FN key has its own layer associated to it. And if you only use 1 layer, you can even reprogram the FN key itself (most programable keyboards don't allow this). I find having the extra thumb button next to the spacebar convenient when gaming ( I use it as my push-to-talk button).The pictures don't do it justice either. It looks like a plain jane keyboard in the pictures but because of a good build quality, the keyboard looks very premium.The stock keycaps are a very thick PBT in a cherry profile. I haven't measured it but it seems to be 1.5mm thick. It's actually thicker than my PBT DSA Canvas keycaps I ordered from Massdrop. These keycaps actually feel amazing too. Not quite as gritty texture as my Canvas keycaps but in a good way. They certainly feel like how a PBT keycap would feel but in a more refined grittiness. You'll get what I mean when you get it.Sorry for making this review so long winded. I am typing this review using the keyboard and am enjoying it so much lol. I haven't even tried the bluetooth yet but that's another bonus! It' uses a USB-C connection btw.