My first mechanical keyboard and I am impressed, it came with a key removal tool and 3 backup switches. The design looks pretty good and feel different than the rest of the keyboard. It is very satisfying to use and listen to

Note however that the display as far as I can tell only manages the keyboard colors, shows its state and can display a custom gif. I could not find any way to display custom data in the display (missed opportunity), so it's pretty much useless other than a quick keyboard settings changer and aesthetics.

The keys are also louder than I expected, but that's not an issue long term as you should be able to replace them with something more quiet later. The backlight also does not shine through the keys, this is a big deal for anyone who gets backlight for the explicit purpose of being able to see the keys in low light conditions - this is probably fixable with new keys that have see-through lettering. Also note that the purple keys can be very easily damaged by the key removal tool they provide (seems to scratch off the colouring)

The software is also very confusing to use (not user friendly) if you want to change any functionality (fine if you just want to customise styling). Note the software does not work on Linux, so you'll need a Windows machine to customise it (but using the display alone is fine, no real need for the software unless you want to add a custom gif)

This is a good keyboard overall, and you should in general not have any issues while working with it

I'm very happy with my Purchase, the sound of the keys are great and the keyboard is really well made even though it has a plastic base.
It's also a lot heavier than I thought it would be. The perfect keyboard for a casual gamer.

The only issue I have is that the keycap letters are not translucent/transparent making it very different to see what key I am pressing in a dark room or at night, even with the RGB enabled.