ND75 Switches

A fantastic board for the price, there's simply no beating the build quality, number of mounting options, and general sound in this price bracket. This board sounds, feels, and is built out of materials you'll only find at hundreds of pounds above this price point - it's honestly baffling how they managed to keep the price so low.

I haven't taken the time to do any modding on my keyboard yet as quite frankly i don't think it needs any. Besides changing out the mounting style there really isn't anything that makes any substantial sound or feel difference to the board, it's already pretty great stock. The only minor gripe in this regard is the flex cuts and the gasket mount performance are a bit weak, but you can address this with some small changes to the internal case foam.

In terms of connectivity I have had zero issues with any of the methods of connection, from wire to 2.4ghz adapter - all connect and work as intended with minimal noticeable latency (not that i have measured it) - but more importantly no dropped inputs when waking from a sleep state. Battery life is fine if not remarkable, as long as you make sure to set a reasonable sleep time.

The screen is a nice to have feature, though the default clock display has a pretty awful font choice and makes it look a bit cheap - it'd be nice if we could change this or if they would update it in a future firmware patch. The default gif screensaver image it ships with is also somehow set up wrong and plays at the wrong speed from factory (which is weird but you should swap this out anyway). But the ability to change settings with an actual visual menu rather than through archaic moon rune tier function key combinations is fantastic - this alone makes the screen worth it - even if the default display is a bit pants.

The only major issue with this board is it's software, quite frankly it's probably the worst i have ever encountered. That's not to say it doesn't work as intended (it technically does everything you need) - but it's incredibly dodgy looking, poorly translated, and I don't really trust it. The board isn't QMK or VIA compatible so this is your only option for rebinding keys and changing the image on the screen. My recommendation is to run it in a VM or just install it once, make the changes you want, then remove it - all changes are stored on the board's onboard memory so you only need to set things once. You can also achieve most of the settings changes (rebinds notwithstanding) via the on screen display alone so if you don't want to change the screen/rebind - don't bother with it.

Great board however there are some little nit picks. With a price of 99 it is AMAZING. I love the ball catch system used ( be careful of the ribbon cable) this board sounds amazing for me it gives a kind of thocky marbly sound, the keycaps and paint job I can't find any inconsistencies. The three mounting styles all give very slight differences which I appreciate. This board come with many features not even high end boards offer. However I wish the software is as good as others, I wish the screen was easier to move about in the menu and the ribbon cable was easier to put back in. The foam on the back is connected making things quite hard to take off without ripping as the adhesive used is quite strong. Finally I wish there was a bit more flex whilst typing however you can make it better if you do some changes to foam . However with all of these bits I understand it was to either keep costs down or it was just not what target audience wanted so don't hold these against the board. All and all I believe from ones I've heard and tried this is definitely one of the best and shoots at much more expensive boards I would recommend this to any pre enthusiasts this is A GREAT BOARD FOR 99 AND A GREAT BOARD FOR EVEN BETWEEN 100-200

Ps, thanks for the Haribos