Wrapped in purple robe, aluminum factory IQUNIX OG80 thin rattan mechanical keyboard

Judging from the recent release of keyboards, the IQUNIX aluminum factory seems to have a tendency to become a "paint factory". There are more and more keyboard colors. This tells me how to deal with a "collector". Started with a purple OG80 keyboard - thin rattan.

In my memory, there is a kind of climbing vine flower, which is this kind of beautiful purple, and there are many beautiful young ladies who also dye their hair into a thin vine color. The purple tone is mixed with a little bit of beige gray, which is really super beautiful.

I chose the RGB TTC Kuaiyin switch. Although TTC Kuaiyin is recognized as the "e-sports god switch", I feel that the starting pressure of Kuaiyin will not be too tired when pressed, and it has a very crisp touch. , It is also very comfortable to use for coding, and it will not be too noisy.

Various accessories are still the classic configuration of the aluminum factory, such as brushes, key pullers/shaft pullers, MAC key positions (press and hold the FN+TAB combination key for 5 seconds to switch the MAC layout), USB C to A adapters, brushes and A-port data cable and sticker manual.

I like the shape of the OG80 very much. It feels like a typewriter, and the thickness is very "customized".

The key arrangement is still relatively standard, and it doesn't take too long to get used to it.

This "corner" gives the keyboard a full "design sense".

At the raised "corner", the magnetic cover is hidden, and the storage space for the wireless adapter is below.

Of course, in addition to wireless connection and Bluetooth mode, Boteng naturally supports wired mode. If you change to a brighter wire, Boteng will have a different taste immediately.

At the bottom is the classic translucent "black wire" design of OG80. The solder joints and components on the circuit board are dotted with stars, which are faintly visible and charming.

The keycap of the thin rattan is made of PBT material, which is delicate to the touch, durable and not easy to oil.

The workmanship of the TTC fast silver shaft looks very good, with clear lines, sharp corners, and no burrs and flashes.

There are many small details in the thin rattan, such as this nameplate, which adds a sense of luxury to the keyboard as a whole.

The combination of white, purple and translucent gray looks very comfortable and has an inherent sense of nobility.

Irrelevant to the contrast between state and RGB, I feel that there are too many colors, which are a bit redundant for thin rattan.

Choose a monochromatic backlight, I think it is more suitable for thin rattan.

The arrangement design of OG80 releases more desktop space.

The big key of the thin rattan still adopts the design of the balance bar. The aluminum factory has adjusted it well, and the stability is very good.

The hand feels good, the rebound is crisp and not sticky, the keycaps are pressed without sticking and jumping, and the gap is adjusted just right, making typing very comfortable.

Press the keycap vigorously, and there will be no such hard feeling in the end. My ears did not hear any abnormal noise.

Although I personally prefer the single-color thin rattan, the thin rattan has 16 million color RGB lights, the colors are delicate, there are a variety of modes and lighting effects, the effect is excellent, and it meets the needs of different groups.

OG80 Borattan is still the classic feel of the aluminum factory. For me, the most favorite is Borattan’s restrained and textured color scheme. Although it may not feel "coquettish" at first glance, it has enough charm , just like a glass of fine wine, the more you put it, the more mellow it is, the more you look at it, the more comfortable it is!