Domineering painting enhances combat effectiveness, Amilor Warriors - Soaring mechanical keyboard out of the box

Amilo actually released a military-themed keyboard, yes, this is the Warrior-Hover series! In addition to the overall use of military green camouflage on the keyboard and a set of military-themed keycaps, many theme elements are also carefully designed on the keyboard bottom case. The first time I saw this shark head pattern, I thought of the painting of the Chinese Air Force fighter planes during the Anti-Japanese War. This painting style should have originated from the United Kingdom. It was because the shark head was mistaken for a tiger by the Chinese people at that time, so it came out. The Flying Tigers" story. Off topic, today I would like to share with you this warrior-hover mechanical keyboard from Amilo.

The outer packaging of the warrior-hover mechanical keyboard is designed in a camouflage military style. "SOAR" corresponds to the theme of soaring. "AIR WARRIOR" can be translated as "air fighter". Jointly produced with independent designer BUGER.

Happy to hear and see a family portrait: Aoxiang keyboard body, dust cover, TYPE-C data cable, wire key puller, four replacement personalized keycaps, shortcut key instruction card, and warranty card.

The Warriors-Aoxiang series currently has two types: 87 and 108. I have a 108 and a standard American layout. The main colors are army green and khaki, with a little dark blue and orange dotted. The keyboard shell and keycaps are full. full of military themed elements.

The ESC key is the propeller pattern on the head of the aircraft, the left WIN key is a pilot's head, and the four WASD keys have a special pattern design.

Both statement spaces are made using a five-sided dye-sublimation process.

The personalized pattern of the WIN key on the right has become a skull wearing a flying cap, which symbolizes the spirit of "until death".

The blank area above the direction area seems to be related to flight data, and there is a propeller painting with the same pattern as the ESC on the left.

The arrow keys are four orange keycaps, and the patterns are four planes flying in different directions.

The four buttons in the upper right corner are the battle-damaged dashboard pattern, and the number area on the right is also specially marked on the "up, down, left, and right" function keys.

The bottom case of the keyboard is UV-printed with shark head patterns and information related to the theme. The printed patterns on the front and back of the keyboard case are obviously raised to the touch.

The content of the pattern on the right side is almost the same as the pattern on the outer packaging of the keyboard.

Below the kickstand is the logo of the landing gear.

I believe that no one has noticed that the bottom shell of the keyboard has three-way wire guides, 5 non-slip pads, and two-stage feet.

The keyboard has a small inclination by default, and the corners have also been chamfered and transitioned.

The characters of the keycaps are medium to large, which is a relatively square style, which is very in line with the tough guy style of the military theme.

The soaring theme keycaps are a set of PBT sublimation keycaps with the height of the original factory. Except for the khaki keycaps in the main key area, they are all made by five-sided sublimation process.

This is the newly developed V-Silk PBT keycap by Amilo. The surface of the keycap can be seen with very fine frosted particles, and the touch is more delicate and comfortable than the old keycap.

The back of the space bar is covered with reinforcing ribs as always.

The large key position adopts the mainstream satellite shaft structure, the hand feel is very consistent, there is no wire sound and noise, and the overall effect is good.

The space between the positioning boards on the left and right of the space bar is filled with foam sound-absorbing strips, which can effectively reduce the cavity sound generated when hitting.

The switch body is equipped with TTC fast gold switch, which is a fast-trigger linear switch body, which is from the same division as TTC fast silver switch. The trigger pressure is 39gf, which is lighter than the quick silver shaft; the trigger stroke is 1.2mm, and the total stroke is 3.5mm; the shaft is designed with a dust-proof wall, which has excellent stability; it comes with factory lubricant, there is no noise such as spring sound, and the pressing process is very smooth smooth. In a simple understanding, it can be roughly considered that the TTC fast gold switch is a fast silver switch with lighter trigger pressure.

Amilo's excellent five-sided sublimation theme has already attracted many fans, and the combination with TTC fast gold switches has produced a series of chemical reactions. The domineering painting also makes this keyboard more effective Comprehensive scene adaptability, whether it is office or e-sports, it can be perfectly competent. In general, the Amilo Warriors-Aoxiang mechanical keyboard is an excellent theme keyboard, and it is also a relatively rare military-style theme keyboard.