Everest Core

I upgraded the key caps to the pbt and the keyboard has a premium quality feel. Nice weight, great looking brushes frame, no flex, and the blue switches sound and feel amazing. I also got my product in a week shipping time. 100% the keyboard I was looking for.

This is my first mechanical keyboard. So I'm probably a little biased.

I love the feel and the sound of the Cherry MX Red switches that I chose. The overall construction of this keyboard is solid. I really enjoy the included spare switches so you can experiment with what you might like to try in the future.

The packaging was next level. Everything is nicely presented and organized.

Overall this is a great keyboard for those looking to get into the world of mechanical keyboards.

The Keboard in itself is amazing, the build quality is impeccable and it is really well thought through. I initially bougt the Everest Max and was very happy with it.

Until it broke.. Mind you, it was entirely my fault and had nothing to do with the quality of the product. I was actually pleasantly surprised when I opened it up to attempt repair. No glue, no nonsense layout and only two types of screws, which were all easy to reach. The ports are actually seperate small pcb's which can be easily taken off and swapped, no glue, no solder. 10/10 so far, cudos to the engineers.

However, and this is something that really grinds my gears: There is no way to get replacements for those PCB's. You guys where soo close to providing the best product in terms of sustainability and repairability i've come across in a long time and you just stumble in that last, crucial step. Why do you even bother engineering it in such a way that everything is easily accessible and supposedly easy to repair when you don't provide your proprietary parts to the public? I would happily even pay a premium for them.

It's a shame really, because now i have to buy an entire new keyboard, when only one small, easily swappable pcb is broken. The rest is perfectly functioning e-waste now.

Anyway, after long consideration I still bought a second keyboard. That should tell you how high quality this product is. Would really love to see an option to order replacement parts in the future, though.

Love having a mechanical keyboard again, missed it for a few months and having another with the right switches and and straightforward and simple LED customization. Looking forward to ordering the additional pieces later on!!

I have the Cherry Red Silents myself. Love the feel of them and the sound with this board. Not a fan of ABS keycaps so I bought 3rd party PBT keycaps. ABS just gets to oily and greasy looking after a few days of use and just has a bad feel to them, to smooth. Only real complaint I have is the lighting is not bright enough. At full brightness, it's what I would expect at 75% of most other boards. Great features built in like the mute and windows lock. 2 things I use very regularly and having a TKL that supports that is a huge boost.

Have the media dock and wrist rest on there way now too, so overall very pleased!