First of all, huge thanks to u/chimera86o for selling the keyboard and switches to me. They were great, and no issues at all with the keeb. It's in perfect mint condition, and all accessories are intact. I highly recommend him for anything you might need.

Coming to the keyboard, here is my review after a month of use:

• The keyboard is sturdy with great build quality

• The switches are Akko cream yellow, and the keys have no rattle when attached.

• I feel the stock foam is mediocre and very thin, making the sound a bit too high and hollow. Hence, I have personally modded the keeb. I did the tempest tape mod and the foam mod. I bought some art foam from here and cut one piece into the shape for the back. I also put 2 layers of medical tape on the back of the PCB. This reduced the high-pitched clacks of the keeb, and now has a medium poppy sound. Interested can see the sound test here.

• One super fact about the keeb is that the dimensions of this keeb with the feet placement make it perfectly seat on top of my MacBook Air M1 without pressing any of my laptop's keys. That way, you can use this keeb connected to your laptop and have the laptop on your lap while working (My ways of working :P)

• The keycaps I use are Grimmer Keycaps, which make the sound deeper. It's an XDA profile, which I recommend for "on-the-lap" use and gaming.

• The knob has a bit too much bump per turn for my preference and is not as smooth as a Monsgeek M1 knob.

• The modding process was easy, and opening the board was also pretty easy. No prying is needed.

Do let me know if there's any other feedback you would like based on the keeb. Once again, thanks to u/chimera86o for the main board and switches.