Finally a low-profile keyboard done right
As someone who’s into PCs, gaming, and peripherals, I’ve tried quite a few keyboards over the years, and I have to say the N80 genuinely surprised me.
The main thing I was looking for was a low-profile mechanical keyboard. Once you get used to lower keys, it’s honestly hard to go back to traditional tall mechanical keyboards. The problem is that there really aren’t that many good low-profile options on the market, especially if you also want something that looks great and has plenty of features. This one is genuinely very well made.
The key feel is excellent: short travel, quick response, and very comfortable even when I’m typing for hours for work. For gaming, it feels just as good, especially in games where quick inputs and fast reactions matter.
Another big plus is the connectivity. I use it with different devices, and being able to switch between Bluetooth, wireless, and USB is incredibly convenient, especially if you have multiple PCs or laptops on your desk.
And as a bit of a nerd, I have to admit that one of my favorite features is definitely the display. It’s not something you absolutely need, but once you have it, it adds a really cool touch to the whole setup and makes the keyboard stand out from the usual models. The side knob is also great: smooth, precise, useful, and it gives the keyboard that extra premium feel.
Build quality is also very good. It doesn’t feel cheap at all, it feels solid and well put together, and the RGB lighting looks great without being too over the top.
If you’re looking for a compact, low-profile mechanical keyboard with wireless connectivity and a few extra nerdy features, I honestly think this is one of the most interesting options you can find in this price range.
Easy 5 stars from me.