$145 paperweight. Never worked right, now doesn't work at all.

You have to use VIA 1.3.1 and it barely works.

This board comes without keyswitches and keycaps, it's a south-facing LED hot-swap design. It's acrylic on the bottom and I think aluminum for the top plate, and it feels weighty. The rotary encoders are good, though they have clearly felt notches indicating they've been turned. The weird part is the ports. THREE USB-C ports on the back, and it's not entirely clear how they work out of the box. Doing my own testing, the MIDDLE port is used for connection to the computer and the other two are USB pass-through. It's a good board, the OLED screen turns itself off after a short while after some inactivity which is a nice feature. I'm very satisfied with my board, but I wish it came with more documentation.

So glad I decided to get this. Outstanding quality, very clean and solid. Has a good hefty weight to it too. Perfect keyboard for my digital art & gaming.

Bought this knowing the pitfalls from previous user reviews.

For the pros. it does what I need it to do and adds extra macro functionality to my work. Love the metal body albeit the fit on the caps is pretty tight. The extra USB outputs also mean convenient daisy chain to other peripherals.

Only major con is the firmware. Without some technical knowledge you might struggle to get this working how you want it using an older version of VIA. In addition the firmware itself doesn't currently support macro with ms delay, something the latest version of VIA supports. There are work arounds, but it would be much simpler if the firmware were updated, or made open source like with other keyboards. Other con is in the fit as cause the frame sits tight around the keycaps and switches some can only be taken out by first dismantling the upper body. Not end of the world, but a minor nuisance in any case if you are inclined to mod frequently.

If the firmware is updated to support ms delay, better detection support in VIA (and even VIAL), and a tweak to the metal body work, then this would be a 5-star macro pad. Would still recommend this for those looking for a compact, yet full featured macro pad just do some research before buying.

This keyboard works great! I got it knowing out of the box that I would need to work on it, and I managed to get everything working as I wanted! VIA wasn't the firmware I wanted, and QMK firmware wasn't available, but I was able to add support for it. I'm not sure what some people are complaining about with being unable to get the firmware for it, since I was able to find it fairly easily.

For anyone looking, the QMK firmware can be found on the QMK firmware GitHub page.

I purchased and paid for the Meg 38% keyboard and it shipped, took 12 days to get from China to California and has been stuck in Santa Fe Springs, CA since 4/7. According to Keebmonkey it has to be stuck for 30 days before I can get a refund. so yeah, not a good experience.