AIRONE Mechanical Keyboard, 65% Layout, Cherry MX ULP Switch, RGB Backlit, USB-C Cable, Windows/MacOS/iOS, Macro Support, Portable, Super Slim/Super Light, Black- Click

I currently have a Corsair K100 Air. While it’s great for home use, can be a little cumbersome to cart everywhere.That’s where this keyboard was supposed to come in.The construction seems great. Good pressure on the keys. You’ll never hear me complain about full size arrows. The keyboard is small and portable. Responsive while gaming. But that’s there the likes end.The value for what is supposed to be a $180 keyboard begins to set in. There is no wireless dongle or bluetooth let alone the multipoint you see on other keyboards. Some of the function keys I cannot for the life of me figure out how to actuate. Finally, there are no height adjustment feet.This price point is very high for the full package of what you get with this keyboard, and the value is way off the mark for me to keep this, and I snagged it on sale for $110. This keyboard seems like it should be priced around 60 bucks for the features it packs.Probably an Amazon issue, but they also sent me a clicky board when I ordered tactile.This ain’t it for me, if you can get by the super low value cost, you might find a good option. I’ll be waiting around for Corsair to release an Air model with a size that fits my space constraints.

有線キーボードですがメカニカルタッチでキーの押し心地が良いです。薄くて艶消しブラックの質感がかなり良いです。

これまで自宅と会社でHHKBを使うべく持ち歩いていたが、その重さに辟易していた。会社ではMistel Aironeを使うことに変えてから、もし自宅に持ち帰るとしても、かなり軽いので、全く気にならない。会社でも別のフロアの会議室に移動する際にも、気軽に持参できるので、すばらしい。打鍵感も心地よく、既に今年一番の買い物だったと思う。

I'm a writer, so I can get pretty picky when it comes to keyboards. That being said, when I heard that Cherry had started producing ultra low-profile mechanical key-switches, my intrigue was peaked. Because I'm a writer, I like to type quickly, which is why I often find myself at odds with regular mechanical keyboards. Not only because the broad range of travel on mechanical keys slows me down, but also because their half-point actuation leaves me with a sort of insecurity as to how far down I should be pressing the keys.In contrast to this, the Cherry MX ULP switches on my board solve all these problems. Not only does the tactile bump start at the top of the keypress (making the key feel more like an extremely well-tooled scissor-switch), but the actuation is complete 0.8mm into the travel in contrast to the 1.5-2.0 you'd get on a standard mechanical switch. That paired with the 1.8mm of total travel (compared to the 3.5mm to 4.0mm you'd get on a normal switch) makes the keyboard feel nice and snappy, as well as very responsive throughout your typing experience. A++Just as well comes the build quality of the keyboard throughout. The case is CNC aluminum with a foam inner layer that contributes greatly to dampening rattle, and makes the keyboard feel and sound more "full." This keyboard feels like a well-built piece of tech, and despite its diminutive size, it does not at all seem like a hollow piece of plastic. Then there's just how thin the board is. It sits flush against any surface which I find to be comfortable for marathon typing sessions. Though your own mileage may vary. After all, overall comfort varies from person to person because nobody is built exactly the same.It also has 6 well-placed rubber feet at the bottom, which allow you to set it over the top of your mid-sized laptop's existing keyboard (I'm doing that now. It feels much better than the one my laptop shipped with, and being that I have a Surface Laptop Studio, that IS saying something). Just as well, it ships with 2 cables; one usb-a to usb-c which is desktop-long, and 1 usb-c to usb-c which is only a few inches long (meant to keep clear of cable-clutter when using it as a laptop keyboard replacement). Overall, the cables do what they are supposed to, however I do kind of wish they were braided instead of rubber-sleeved. Either way it's really not that big a deal.Then comes the programmability. While the keyboard lacks the companion software many others have, I do not find that a hinderance (at least for my tastes). All of the keys (save for a couple function keys) can be reprogramed using a few simple key-presses (as detailed in the manual the keyboard is shipped with). I myself set the home key to delete, page up to the right-click menu key, and page down to open file explorer, and it all works flawlessly.Then there's the RGB lightning. I'm not much of an RGB fanatic, however I do find the lightning effects on this board to be very well implemented. The lighting is bright and consistent, and there are a good number of fun and shiny modes to set the keyboard to if that's your cup of tea (I just set mine to static white because I'm insufferable). However once again, because the board lacks a companion software, just be aware that it will not offer the same RGB customizability that something from Logitech or Corsair might provide.Lastly, there's no wireless. While others might find that a drawback given how small and portable this thing is, I actually consider it a boon. This is because a battery + wireless module would have made the board thicker (or worse, given it a terrible chin-bar at the top), and would have given the board a built-in date of obsolescence due to the failure-rate of lithium-ion batteries (once the battery popped, the board would pop with it). Thus, because there is no battery, and the board is so well-built, the only thing that should fail on this thing is the keys themselves (which are rated by Cherry for more than 50 million keystrokes each). Longevity is looking great with this device.All in all. I do not regret my purchase, and have even considered purchasing another just to make sure that I have one if this board ever gets discontinued. Great product, albeit pricey. However, in my not so insignificant experience purchasing mechanical keyboards, I believe it to be well worth the price. I've already run a marathon 4 hour typing session on this board, and I still haven't gotten tired of how it feels to type on. It's just a great buy if you have the coin.

It's a SOLID keyboardI've enjoyed it so farjust a note: you Will feel the actuation force 😅