AWEHIRU Mechanical Keyboard - KBP v60 - Black Case - Dual Light Blue/Green - Cherry Mx-Clear

I've owned a Razer Blackwidow Ultimate (Cherry MX Blue) and two MaxKeyboard Nighthawk X8's (Cherry MX Brown). The Razer Blackwidow Ultimate was a piece of crap. I have one Nighthawk X8 at home and one at work (software engineer).The Cherry MX Clear's are, as you might expect, a stiffer version of the Brown's. It isn't taking long to adjust to them. I wanted fewer accidental keystrokes and the Clear's do seem to be helping with that.I moved to the 60% form factor because I switch between typing and using the mouse quite a bit. The ten-key pad and arrow keys put a lot of extra space between "jkl;" and my mouse. I'm actually liking having more function key combinations because it allows me to do almost as much as I did on a full-size keyboard without moving my hands much. Less movement results in faster touch typing.

Compared to my daily driver (QFR with brown switches for 3 years) the MX Clears was what I was hoping the browns would be. Occasionally the switches would squeak, but that's only because they still need to be worn in. When compared to browns the bump on the clears is wayyyy more noticeable and is a joy to type on. The LED's are really bright on their highest setting, and the breathing mode is beautiful to look at. The fn layer is not so hard to get used to and very well thought out. One thing I noticed however was that the keyboard didn't come with a manual for the DIP switch configuration, but I was able to find it online anyways. Overall I'm in love with this keyboard and don't regret my purchase at all.

Compact, 60% keyboard. Plan on replacing keycaps with SP PBT keycaps and replacing the case with a TEX Acyrlic case. Love this little keyboard. Wish there were RGB LED's. LED brightness is superb.