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Product Description
Mionix is known for its high-quality gaming accessories, and the Wei mechanical keyboard is no exception. Featuring a full-size layout with function keys, arrow keys, and a numpad, the Wei has everything you could ever need whether you’re typing an email, making a spreadsheet, or, of course, gaming Read More
Pity it's only selling this model with boring Red Cherry Switch, otherwise this could of been a very nice keyboard to own.
If this was selling with Kailh BOX Jades, Navy or Pale Blues, then it would of been a Keyboard worth owning without any hesitation.
This Mionix Wei keyboard appears to be missing the second legend on all the keycaps that normally have two. Is that supposed o be a feature? That seems a little short of the "everything you could ever need" in the description.
I really love Mionix products (got their Naos and Castor mice), quite sure this keyboard kick-ass, but damn the price is really high compared to other solid brands.
I own two Mionix keyboards and the leds are dead on one and two dead keys on another. Worst customer service too. Avoid these guys like the plague.
I bought the second as a donor keyboard after zero help from customer service.
Just read through this and thought I'd wei (pun intended) in. I think to judge a company on events that occurred several years ago which they admit to and even offered to replace years after warranty expiring is far from garbage.
I have dealt with Mionix Support in the last year or so and they advanced shipped my 2 brand new mice after failures on mine, and i have been using them solidly since then.
These guys aren't a massive company, and it sounds like your experience was due to a support agent who no longer represents the services they provide.
Completely berating a company because a product made EOL years ago, a team member no longer with the company and a good faith offer to sort you our YEARS after the issue occurred is unreasonable.
I'm coming from the perspective of someone who's worked in warranty for PC parts and peripherals, not from some fan boy defending their favourite brand. Mionix can take care of themselves, I just wanted to provide an opinion to anyone else reading this thread.