This keyboard has good build quality overall. The base plate and control knob are metal, but most of the body is somewhat cheap-feeling plastic. That said, the board only exhibits minimal flex. The stabilizers do a good job of minimizing wobble on some of the larger keys. However, the spacebar rattles somewhat and makes a higher-pitched sound when bottomed out.
The unit we bought and tested has ABS keycaps with shine-through legends. These keycaps have a smooth finish and feel fine, but, like most ABS keycaps, they have a smooth finish that can get slippery with extended use. This keyboard is also available for purchase with slightly more expensive PBT keycap configurations that we expect to feel higher quality.
Inside the case are layers of acoustic foam, which helps reduce the overall typing noise. That said, the overall sound profile is more on the hollow side, with noticeable pinging sounds on certain keys, specifically the R and U keys.
There are four rubber stoppers on the bottom that do a good job of keeping the keyboard in place while you type. However, the plastic incline feet don’t have rubber ends, so the board is somewhat more prone to slide around with the incline feet extended.
