JPLAYER JDG-JP29Pro mechanical keyboard JDG-JP29Pro out of the box

I have always wanted to buy a mechanical keyboard. I saw a few on Double Eleven. I didn’t want one that was too big, and I didn’t want to press any function keys that had to be combination keys. Finally, I decided to choose 87 keys. Just remove the keypad area. I bought this keyboard on Double Eleven, but it has not been shipped because of the epidemic. I didn't receive it until Double Twelve. I'm not a keyboard lover, I just want to type more comfortably, I like the appearance as long as I like it, and the key layout meets my requirements. Finally, I chose this Beijing-made keyboard. Below is an unboxing, and a brief experience.

↑The front of the package

The packaging is mainly black, and the model number is written in red.

↑The back of the package

The back is also black as the background color, with the brand, name, manufacturer, etc. on the upper right. You can see that the manufacturer is Dongguan Shengzun Electronics Co., Ltd. I checked and found that their company's own brand is called the Alchemist, and I found the corresponding model of this keyboard, the Alchemist MK29Pro. I can't say they are exactly the same, I can only say that there is no difference at all.

↑Everything in the box

Inside the box are the main body of the keyboard, a key puller, and two switches (I bought a brown switch). The charging cable is 2 meters. Warranty certificate, and instructions.

↑The keyboard is an 87-key layout

↑Keyboard and shaft

This keyboard uses full-key hot-swappable high-tech switches and PBT keycaps. And noise-absorbing cotton is added around the shaft body. The shaft body supports hot swapping, so the degree of customization will be greatly enhanced. In the future, you can replace all or part of the shaft according to your needs.

↑The back of the keyboard

There is a keyboard label in the middle of the back, and there is a USB connector on the upper left. There is a magnet inside the connector, which is very convenient to take and absorb, and it is not easy to lose when storing.

↑Keyboard feet - low

↑Keyboard feet - high

The keyboard feet have two heights, you can choose to put them all away, low feet, or high feet according to your needs.

↑Keyboard data line interface

Viewed from the front of the keyboard, there is a typeC data cable interface on the upper left frame, which can supply power to the keyboard and connect to the computer via USB.

↑The data cable that comes with the keyboard

The data cable that comes with the keyboard is still relatively thick. Compared with the Apple mobile phone charging cable, it can be seen that it is almost twice as thick. And moderate hardness. There is also a storage belt on the data line for easy storage.

↑Keyboard connection method

One keyboard supports three connection methods, USB, Bluetooth, 2.4G. Up to five devices can be connected. It can be switched by FN+ a few keys above.

↑ Keyboard supports PC and Mac

The keyboard also supports the Mac system, which can also be switched by FN + the key in the above picture.

↑Keyboard workmanship

Overall, the texture of this keyboard is still good. I bought it on Double Eleven at 241, the current price is 299, and the MK29Pro is also priced at 299. However, some details still need to be improved, such as the uneven gap of the mold opening in the above picture.

Overall, I think the overall workmanship of this keyboard is not bad. Of course, I am not a keyboard lover, so I cannot give more professional suggestions. The overall workmanship is okay, and the typing feel is good, because I haven't used a mechanical keyboard for a long time before, and I can't comment on it. But it's much more comfortable than typing on a laptop keyboard. Let's get started first. The above is this unboxing. thanks for reading.