Wooting one Analog RGB TKL Mechanical Gaming Keyboard (Pressure Sensitive, Mac OSX, Linux, Windows, <1ms input, RGB backlighting, Aluminum Chassis, N-key rollover) (DE ISO, Clicky55 "Blue" Switch)

Absolutely amazed with the premium quality, classy look and incredible feel of this keyboard. The switches are outright the nicest I've ever used for either typing or gaming with a feel somewhere between a cherry brown and a cherry blue, with the clickiness and tactile feedback of a blue but the lower resistance of a brown. The keyboard looks incredible with a metal top to the casing beneath the keys and high-quality plastic around the sides and underside with fantastic feeling build quality.The analogue optical switches analogue function does seem to work rather well, though take some getting used to, though it is very much a gimmick that doesn't serve much purpose though doesn't at all hurt or detract from the incredible quality of everything else about the keyboard. The software is even surprisingly decent, reliable and simple to use and happy to close itself when you're done tweaking settings rather than hanging around invasively conflicting with other programs and causing issues like certain other keyboard driver software, and the analogue key function is simple to switch off with a single keypress if the virtual xinput or dinput device causes problems in some games.My only problem of sorts was that my keyboard inexplicably came with a German ISO layout and keycap set rather than the UK ISO or US ANSI layouts and keycaps I would have expected, however this did not bother me as after only a day of using the keyboard I felt a board of this quality deserved a set of premium PBT keycaps regardless, and if you're a fan of RGB or "rainbow vomit" I can say from experience that this keyboard looks absolutely incredible with a set of pudding caps to replace the standard double-shot ones.