AzioRetro Classic, R.C., ARTISAN mechanical Bluetooth Keyboard, vintage look with United Kingdom Layout

The keyboard is freaking awesome and looks exactly the same in real life. I live in Sweden and ordered it from Amazon and it only took 3 days for me to get it so I am more than super satisfied with this product. Really good quality and it came with a really nice box and everything and looks more expensive than it cost. In my opinion I think this product is worth more than it actually cost. I recommend all you peeps out there to by this keyboard if you wanna have one of a kind keyboard with high quality 🌟🙂

Me encanta, lo mismo que esperaba, tal cual se anuncia.

I splashed out on this, and by gosh, what a keyboard. It feels - and weighs - the same as an old-style typewriter. Has a rather steampunk feel to it. Looks gorgeous. Great build quality. The only downside is it shipped with a Mac keyboard layout, and I have a PC.There doesn't seem to be a way to specify which layout you want in advance, either on Amazon or on the Azio web store, which seems a bit of an ommission. It does ship with a bag of spare keys, including keys for whichever type of computer you don't have, however. You could look on this as a feature rather than a bug, as if you ever ditch your PC for a Mac, or vice versa, you'll be able to re-use this keyboard with your new toy after a few tweaks.To change Mac keys for PC keys, you just gently prise the pre-existing key up and off, and then slip a swap key into the vacant mount ... you need to search for 'How do I change keycaps?' video on the official AZIO support page to see this in action.I see some of the other reviews mentioned they weren't getting the UK layout shipped. I did get the UK layout out of the box - the case even comes with a little sticker mentioning this.In summary, built like a Panzer, looks and drives like an Aston Martin.Very happy!

For me this piece of art has converted a boring and frustrating activity (typing) into a very satisfying experience. A mechanical keyboard is mandatory for me because I am a programmer ( mechanical keys reduce the number of misspelling bugs significantly ), but I work form home and I don't want my living room to look like the control panel of the Enterprise spaceship, as most other mechanical keyboards seem to pretend. Also, in a world that everybody copy each other it is refreshing to find designers not belonging to the flat boy slim anorexic apologists, flat Earthers and flat bitenapplenists.PROS:- Attention to detail and originality.- Technical perfection.- Subtle click sound that doesn't wake up my neighbourhoodCONS:- Extremely addictive.- It makes your mice very jealous , the palm rest is so satisfying that you don't want to move your hands out of it.

It is expensive, but then it is true quality.I've saved birthday and Christmas money to buy a mechanical keyboard but was often put off by reviews of ones that sold for £100-£150. Then, I saw this one. It took me three days and several deliberations before I thought "What the heck" and took the plunge.I LOVE IT. It looks, feels, and sounds like a quality piece of engineering, and I'm thrilled I finally decided to buy one. Avoid cheaper imitations, because this is the bee's knees!