I’ve been using this low-profile mechanical keyboard daily for work and it hits a really practical sweet spot: the Red linear switches feel smooth and consistent, with a softer sound than most “standard height” mechanical boards. It’s not silent, but it’s absolutely workable in a shared workspace.

The best part is the triple-mode connectivity plus true multi-device use. I have it paired to my laptop over Bluetooth, my desktop via the 2.4GHz dongle, and I’ll occasionally plug in USB-C when I want zero-latency. Switching between devices is fast and painless, which is exactly what I wanted for a cleaner desk setup.

Build quality is better than I expected at this price. The aluminum top plate gives it a solid, stable feel and there’s no annoying flex while typing. The white backlight is also a win: bright enough when needed, but it keeps a clean professional look instead of the typical RGB gamer vibe.

Small extras that I actually use: the volume knob is super convenient, and the dedicated Copilot key is nice if you use Windows AI features (and it doesn’t get in the way if you don’t). Battery life has been strong so far, and charging over USB-C is straightforward.

If you want a thinner mechanical keyboard that still feels “mechanical,” works across multiple devices, and looks professional, this is an easy recommendation.