Arrived today, on the west coast. Works perfectly on Mac, no setup or anything needed (apart from the generic OS X "derp what kind of keyboard do you have" prompt).
The switches on these are lighter than the other Kailh Brown keyboard I have, which is also made by Azio. I vastly prefer these - it sounds quieter since I don't need to apply as much strength when typing. The lightness is comparable to the Cherry MX Blue switches on the other Das Keyboard that I use (if you ignore the 'click').
The color modes on this are very fun, and I don't think I'll ever get bored, since here are 6 modes, some of which have different submodes. My only complaint is there is no 'splash' from the key you press (e.g. if I press 'e', a splash of color emits from that key). My guess is that the animations + programming would be too much, but honestly, it's like complaining that I don't get free champagne at my house.
The volume knob is also great to use. Unfortunately, on OS X, every click of the volume wheel is 2 squares of volume, which may be a deal breaker for some. I have to be more sensitive when I want to slightly change the volume, but otherwise it feels very nice and lets me whip my volume back and forth easily. Muting is simple too, just press in.
The switches on these are lighter than the other Kailh Brown keyboard I have, which is also made by Azio. I vastly prefer these - it sounds quieter since I don't need to apply as much strength when typing. The lightness is comparable to the Cherry MX Blue switches on the other Das Keyboard that I use (if you ignore the 'click').
The color modes on this are very fun, and I don't think I'll ever get bored, since here are 6 modes, some of which have different submodes. My only complaint is there is no 'splash' from the key you press (e.g. if I press 'e', a splash of color emits from that key). My guess is that the animations + programming would be too much, but honestly, it's like complaining that I don't get free champagne at my house.
The volume knob is also great to use. Unfortunately, on OS X, every click of the volume wheel is 2 squares of volume, which may be a deal breaker for some. I have to be more sensitive when I want to slightly change the volume, but otherwise it feels very nice and lets me whip my volume back and forth easily. Muting is simple too, just press in.