dusky pendant
I've just received and unpacked the keyboard about 30 minutes ago, so here's my very first impressions. I have a very weird use case scenario right now: I have no computer. Instead I have the keyboard connect to my Samsung Galaxy tab s8 plus. So I have no access to the software.
I am so imporessed that you have the wootility web app. I bought an ROG mouse, and got rid of it because I just hated the invasive software. The Wootility app doesn't work with Google chrome, Brave, or the downloaded wootility chrome app. Yea, it's android so it's a weird setup, understandable
The RGB is quite pretty and bright, and I say that as a person who always turns off RGB. I am on a mobile device so I can see it just chewing through my battery fairly quickly. It's a complaint, though I wouldn't say to do anything about it. Pre-set macros are never nice and overwhelming, and any physical switch adds to unit cost for little benefit for most people.
I also hear some coil whine at about khz at about 30 decibels. It is just about noticeable despite me living by a motor way.
When I'll have the chance to settle down finally, I will definately pair this keyboard with a numpad with function keys (hint hint good product) as I need one for my job. USB3.2, hell even 3.0 already supports plenty of bandwidth, It would be nice to have some passthrough to connect a numpad, making cable management easier, or some gamer connecting their wireless dongle for a mouse there. Yea, you'll need to put an insert into the tooling and change up your circuit board, but honestly that would be a killer feature, especially if both ports were redundant for input.
Yea, thats about it. I won't really get to really try out till much later, but it looks pretty cool
sharp fiber