Angry Miao Dry Studio Mecha 65/Petbrick 65 review

The names of these keyboards keep getting more complicated. Next up, the Angry Miao Dry Studio Mecha 65/Petbrick 65 Elite famous-gamer-name-here Platinum Cobalt Signature Special Edition. Just kidding, I think. This is a tri-mode, south-facing LED, 65% mechanical keyboard from the cutting-edge gamer accessories company Angry Miao. Great name, by the way. No knobs. No screens. Uses a web-based configurator to generate JSON files that you download to your computer and install onto the keyboard using the same AM Master MacOS or Wintel program that you use for the Relic 80 previously reviewed in these virtual pages. Before installing keycaps The supplied switches are linear and low-force. Ugh. And there’s a funny thing that this keyboard has in spades that I first observed in the Relic 80. When you pull a keycap, the odds are about 50/50 that the factory installed switch will come with it. The latching for the switches appears to be almost nonexistent. This board also continues another…

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