Good:Having the ability to customize the actuation (whole point of the keyboard other than its size) is nice.Key feel is nice, sound isn't too bad by default.Bad:Software is a bit of a let down - say you want much lower actuation when playing a game than for regular computer usage (a common occurance I would bet) - well, you wouldn't know what profile you've switched to by using the hotkey as there is no indication. The lighting stays exactly the same, and you can't assign different lighting schemes to the different "engine" configs (where you assign layout, actuation). Literally have to load up the software each time to check the profile.You need the software running in order for it to recognise any changes you've made - it doesn't save it to the device. And you cannot export your settings for backup.You have to have a minimum of 5 profiles. You can't cycle between just 2... you have to cycle between 5 while also not having any indication whatsoever of what profile you've switched to. The profile feature seems to not be well thought out at all despite them being default buttons, printed on the keyboard.Dual actuation is rather useless. It doesn't allow you to have two independent functions on a single key, the smaller actuation will always trigger. The lighter one first, followed by the key assigned to the heavier press, even if you set the lighter one to trigger when the key is released instead of pressed.Just dissappointing software in general and you'd expect much better thought out features and implementation for the price of the keyboard.Again, the hardware seems decent enough itself, but it is let down by the software.I will update this review if things change. One thing I am concerned about hardware wise is that I'm reading posts of phantom key presses, though I have not yet experienced them after ownership of about a week. One solution was to switch it to a different USB port, may be helpful to know for someone.
