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MelGeek Mojo60 Ember Bluetooth Mechanical Keyboard
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MelGeek Mojo60 Ember Bluetooth Mechanical Keyboard
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Made by MelGeek and designed by Muni, an avid Drop user and rising keyboard designer, the Mojo60 Ember brings the best in modern engineering and retro styling. With 61 keys in a standard ANSI layout, this board thrives in tight spaces Read More
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Oct 12, 2021
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Great intro to MKs!
I personally love this keyboard. It's my first MK, so I don't know much about specs or programmability. But, it gets the job done and it looks great in my opinion!
Recommends this product? Yes
chragonis
7
Oct 12, 2021
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Thoccin Great
The PC case and high keycaps give this board a deep thocc when typing, though the base is a bit hollow. I highly recommend making a silicone damper for the bottom of the case, though it is worth noting that disassembly can be difficult. I understand why people are salty about the original launch of this product, but it is in stock now and the price is fantastic.
Recommends this product? Yes
Wontons
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Feb 1, 2021
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Vandenhul
247
Jan 31, 2021
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disappointed
Recommends this product? No
Kiefofpolice
171
Feb 2, 2021
VandenhulDownload Kbtools on the Melgeek website for the Mojo60 to customize things.
Here's the links for Kbtools for Mac/Windows /Linux :
https://www.melgeek.com/pages/download
But if you go to the VIA website the Melgeek MJ61, MJ63, MJ64 PCB are all VIA compatible (I don't believe it's the same PCB that's in the Mojo60 ember, but they did actually end up making their current PCBs QMK/VIA compatible of course after all the crazy BS we had to go through to get these ) but you can purchase just a PCB from them (or just throw a different 60% PCB in there for QMK/VIA compatibility).
Kiefofpolice
171
Feb 2, 2021
VandenhulDefinitely not defending their company as they were pretty shady and horrible communication even in their discord and via email.
One thing they were transparent about was their MG profile, these pics were shown at the beginning of their group buy so it was def known they were going to be similar to SA.
But looks like all of their current PCBs are QMK /VIA compatible as they are certified on the VIA website (current as in keyboards and individual PCBS they have for sale for anything made after all these Mojo60 embers as their "trial run" as it seems.
Kiefofpolice
171
Feb 25, 2021
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14 month wait for Melgeeks "Mojo60 Scam edition)
Keycaps are very nice, even the shape of the Polycarb case makes a great 60%. Gat Browns are gat Browns, can't say anything bad about them but def not my preferred switch. Ended up using the bottoms of the Gatereon Browns for my NK creams so I wouldn't have to permanently cut the PCB mount NK creams bottoms just to use them in my ALT or CNTRL. If Melgeek had actually kept their word and shipped them with the advertised QMK/VIA compatible Bluetooth PCB then they would have been worth the year and 2 month wait. But after some TLC, a few custom parts like 60% foam under the case and after taking the keyboard apart and changing out the stabs/lubing its a neat little Bluetooth mechanical keyboard and supports both PCB and plate mount switches. The dawn (chrome finish Polycarb case actually looks like it's metal, but it's def a fingerprint magnet.) For the price it's not actually that bad for a completely built Hotswap Bluetooth mechanical keyboard with a fairly decent sized battery in it and can be used via USB-C or connected to up to 5 Bluetooth devices.
But last but not least Melgeeks company practices as a whole is pretty damn shady. We all understand the keyboard community group buys can take time especially during COVID but that's no excuse for leading everyone on for over an entire year with "monthly...to weekly...to just saying any excuse to make themselves look like the victim and try to blame all of this on Drop. Which was not Drops fault. only to find out they were selling the real Mojo60 ember, MJ61,MJ63 PCBS etc on their website throughout the entire time. I will say they are doing a fantastic job of ripping off every popular GMK keycap set with their MG keycap profile sets.
Recommends this product? No
SpencerL
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keeb weeb
Feb 26, 2021
KiefofpoliceThank you for the feedback and honesty, it definitely was frustrating to see this drop take so long to fulfill as it did. It caused a lot of stir up internally, and many of us were waiting to see how long it would take to receive the end product for you guys. It's really sad to see that they decided to sacrifice QMK/VIA compatibility without letting us know until they decided to ship .. and then saying it's programmable using their tools.
It's raised a lot of eyes and we won't be running any more Melgeek GBs unless we see product samples ourselves and/or order these in stock to defer the long wait time since their reputation has been soured.
earth_sojourner
55
May 15, 2021
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Overall okay
Review for the board, not the company. Company-wise, -5 stars.
Very nice case, but acoustically bad. No sound dampener whatsoever. Even with silent switches, I could still feel the hollowness. Keycaps are great! Bluetooth is okay. The software is clunky and no QMK/VIA (Booo Melgeek..).
Recommends this product? No
johnnychendesign
68
Feb 17, 2021
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Lets start with the positives, the keycap are good, the switches are good.... the case, 0 out of 10 I'm pissed that I waited soo long for this garbage.... let break down why this keyboard is horrendous. Most, if not all keyboard enthusiasts, want a solid custom weighty chonky base, this chonky base gives the keyboard a satisfying clack when you hit the keys. A solid base is the key to a satisfying resonance.
This keyboard is like typing on a fisher-price children’s toy...
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Recommends this product? No
rasul
4
Feb 24, 2021
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Not so much
Required a lot of work to make it into something decent
Recommends this product? Yes
elizerber
1
Feb 5, 2022
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Very nice keyboard
Very nice keyboard
otdbindrop
0
Oct 11, 2022
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QMK not supported
It's an OK keyboard. It was advertised as being QMK-compatible but this functionality was dropped at the last minute. The keycaps are nice, and the overall aesthetic of the board is clean, but it sounds incredibly cheap and hollow. It still offers good value for money given the included keycaps but I wouldn't buy it again.
Recommends this product? No
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