The FUTURE of Gaming Keyboards is Here - Mountain Everest Review

Unique and cool keyboards are hard to come by but the Mountain Everest along with the Mountain Everest Core, Everest Max and Everest Core Barebone are moving keyboard design forward by a huge step. But to be among the best gaming keyboards of 2020, it doesn't only have to be unique but also really GOOD and worth the money when its available.
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0:00 - Mountain Everest Unboxing
1:25 - Everest Core / Max Price
2:33 - Mountain Everest Physical Overview
3:59 - Typing Sound Test
4:31 - The Everest Awesome Features
5:10 - All about the NUMPAD
7:10 - All about the Media Dock / Display Dial
10:33 - Software
11:13 - Is the Mountain Everest Worth It?
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[@LostHope...]

love how the modules connect like little puzzle pieces

[@HardwareCanucks]

*CLICK*

[@cubertmiso]

this keyboard must feel fragile like legos. at least it look fragile as drag-queen makeup. try throw this to your friend to type exotic song name etc etc..

[@yusufraiswicaksana988]

I hope the main keyboards is 60% not tkl

[@PratikKamble1998]

like little legos

[@MrBl00]

Even available in Nordic ISO Kreygasm

[@StrixyN]

Psst, Mountain: open source your software and you'll have a runaway hit.

[@_xNora]

oh yes I would buy it if it had an API/APK or was open source

[@bluephreakr]

Just wait on the Chinese knockoff with a ROM you can flash and for everyone else to adopt that instead. Honestly this is the keyboard of my dreams, but it being a closed ecosystem rather than open for third-parties to append onto makes the dream a proprietary nightmare for expansion.

[@YayaTia_II]

@@bluephreakr The price though is pricey in euros... 300...

[@plasma1392]

@@YayaTia_II Its 250€

[@YayaTia_II]

@@plasma1392 still pricey

[@PradeepPurple]

Its weird saying/hearing "Mountain" Everest when all my life its been Mount Everest 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@tommybro5313]

???

[@PradeepPurple]

@@tommybro5313 do a google trend between Mount Everest and Mountain Everest

[@olopaxx]

@@PradeepPurple mountain is the name of brand and everest is the name of the model you absolute pepega

[@sciencetablet2634]

Mount: 🐴 Mountain: 🏔️

[@Infiniti.151]

@@olopaxx Yeah, but mountain everest just sounds weird

[@Jd-pm3kg]

"Functional is just what you need to be" Wise words by my 12$ keyboard.

[@XAE_A_Xii]

wow, your keyboard also speaks!!!

[@ffwast]

Wow, double digits!

[@Calihan]

Here I am on my e-machines keyboard from almost 20 years ago

[@OneDollarWilliam]

This seems OK, but can I plug in numpads on both sides at once for an Anti-TKL setup?

[@DarklordofBarovia]

I like your style dude...

[@DigitalJedi]

Add a second display dial as well for the ultimate 4-handed experience.

[@Leispada]

This is the way

[@Xevailo]

The TKM keeb!

[@tzapache2181]

I've been a backer for this keyboard during its early run on kickstarter and I'm so excited finally getting to see real reviews. Can't wait for mine to arrive

[@Miko0219]

good call

[@cactuspixel]

why not just get a solid TKL mechanical board for around $100? I don't see any advantages from this keyboard, in fact the added dials/buttons and large top bezel/paneling make this quite unappealing

[@baker8002]

Hey man if u got it by now, tell us your experience, really interested in this keyboard

[@SR567895]

How long did yours take to arrive? I still haven't recieved mine, and I ordered it last December! :-(

[@baker8002]

@@SR567895 hey man Thats too long They have a discord server U should join, they are nice there and can probably help you Good luck mate

[@pioneer_1148]

Seriously how has nobody hired this guy to shoot a film or something? He shoots some of the most beautiful footage I've ever seen

[@oatmealcookie4893]

He should do nature documentaries with his skills!

[@bunnybag]

I always wanted a numpad on my left side. My full size keyboard has to sit on the left side of the monitor to get space for the mouse. So now when I'm typing I'm not looking at the centre of the screen.

[@cubertmiso]

full size keyboards are bad ui for mouse era. that's one reason why people are stopping using them. no need to buy this fragile christmas tree to get extra numpad.

[@bunnybag]

@@cubertmiso yeah I'm not gonna buy this, I'm happy with my K95 Plat for now. I would just like to see the market change and put numpad on left side for Full Sized Keyboards. This'll be good if you want to assign macros to them caz now they're much more accessible.

[@alexp3577]

@@bunnybag I believe there are some custom keyboards available with numpad on the left, those are often called southpaw. So there are some limited options, but only in custom keyboards

[@douglashoyer1033]

@@bunnybag take a look at the rog claymore. its got a numpad u can put on left or right and i think its a bit cheaper than this keyboard here

[@AndrewSmall963]

I went Corsair K65 TKL and a separate Cherry numpad; it hasn't got RGB backlighting or the displays though. adding a Streamdeck mini for custom buttons and PC info display would be similar money to the reviewed keyboard set.

[@PissBoys]

I could see this being quite useful for photo and video editing, especially with the USB 3.0 hub and the swappable, customizable numpad.

[@DigitalJedi]

I really like this idea. I kinda want to see a version where the 2 halves of the keyboard can separate. That way you could angle them like an ergonomic keyboard and get to use these accessories.

[@PureRushXevus]

What timing, I'm bored :D Also gotta say, you're really taking the big step towards ASMR fans :p

[@Shsjdjdjdjdjdjdj]

ong

[@HardwareCanucks]

Yup! We have some things planned around that. :P

[@ryanmalin]

im feeling the tingles!

[@martgregory348]

but for some people it’s like nails on a chalkboard, urrgh I have to skip that stuff

[@TheGeekBoys]

Amazing content and we love the way the review is compiled, on the script level. You guys are our heroes

[@chiefjoboo]

This seems like the future of keyboards. The type C is also the future, although perhaps more expensive!

[@RyTrapp0]

So far, type C has been a shit show with the phones I've had. Charging problems MUCH sooner than with old micro-B equipped phones. At least with micro-B, the cable is what needed replacing first; but the female connector has been the problem with type-C. I've also seen other devices with type-C connectors that had gotten deformed, where I've never seen that before with micro-B(or most every other connector type for that matter). For all the overblown hype we've heard for years, I can't say my life has benefitted from type-C. Maybe the "luxury" of it being symmetrical instead of asymmetrical? It's not like it magically reduced the number of connectors & cables in my life - actually, it just added yet another set because I didn't just throw away everything that wasn't type-C when it came in. I actually bought into the hype too, believed that they were actually going to design a "better" connector - but I'm sure everyone believed that when the previous interfaces(that we now criticize) were introduced too...

[@ahmedaihammuththalib5729]

Type-C is still ramping production, this means a trickle down effect of lowered prices as it is more prolifically used. The fact that usb c has better specs, is smaller allowing smaller space for the usb slot, reversible and all that stuff, usb c is just SWEET. It might take a few years for it to start being even more widely adapted

[@NorthernLaw_]

Okay so here we go, I'm going to try to keep this as short as possible: This keyboard is AMAZING, so glad they are doing this, this is EVERYTHING we wanted from the Corsair K100 and MORE. Complaints about this keyboard are for me first of all the detachable numpad, I get some people don't like it and that's fine, however I think they should make another version where the numpad is fully attached, that will make it a bit smaller as well, remove that pattern by the keys which you already said, they need to add dedicated macro keys such as on the Corsair K100 you got G1-G6. I like those and think they should do that, the dedicated media controls are amazing along with the rest of that unit, I will say though I also wish there was a version with it just permanently there in the top right corner or something and the back be a little raised up, the RGB a little brighter and fix the problem with the pure white not being able to show on this because I love that color, the wrist rest would obviously be the full length of the keyboard, and everything else is amazing, I hope to see Corsair do EXACTLY this in the future at a good price and I will easily buy that, another big thing here is only ONE cable with a USB passthrough, that is amazing and needs to be done, it's almost 2021 come on companies

[@ZanderLexx]

Expensive was the SSD as well, and now you can buy an m.2 stick to use it as a key chain if you really want.

[@alexp3577]

Nah, modularity will never be mainstream, it's a very niche product, because it increases the cost too much and is waaay less durable

[@brigham1465]

I would like to see a wireless mechanical keyboard like this that can do wireless charging like Logitech does

[@Kafj302]

i would like to say that the preview for this video, when you hover over it, and it gives you like 10second or so, is a perfect loop with your hand movements.

[@JBGecko13yt]

great review very tempting! I like the detachable number pad

[@blacksunstudios1147]

When you just bought a TKL keyboard and you see this. God this looks REAL nice!

[@tiestofalljays]

Have you seen the Dygma Raise keyboard?

[@tiestofalljays]

Have you seen the Dygma Raise keyboard?

[@AmazingFailer]

@@tiestofalljays The price of that lmaoooooo. Try the steelseries apex 7 tkl, has a volume scrollwheel and play/stop button for a much cheaper price

[@NorthernLaw_]

@@tiestofalljays That is fucking disgusting, worst keyboard I have ever laid my eyes on, I'd rather buy 2 Corsair K100's than one of those, ew wtf is that

[@tiestofalljays]

@@NorthernLaw_ mechanical, splittable, and ergonomic is pricey. It’s also a startup so yeah. Haha Hardware Canucks made a video on it I think

[@antoinefdu]

Numpad on the left-hand side : YES! Thank you! Finally!

[@gordon9821]

Well, you nailed the ASMR at the unboxing segment. Good job.

[@georgedicu7397]

Dude ur presentation is awesome!!

[@KawaiiM4A1S]

I lost when I saw this keyboard. I then un-lost when I saw the price...

[@maxmorgan2392]

Exactly! That is a hell-of-a large amount of money, like for christ's sake. I'm not made out of money! XD

[@8bithavok]

Same price as the Logitech G915 Lightspeed but way more functionality and likely better switches. If I didn't already own a G915 I'd be all in on this one lmao

[@AkitaSyn]

@@loy7163 idk man i can see main stream brands totally stealing this idea

[@gavinm892]

This is almost my dream keyboard, the modular and hot swappable nature of it is what I have been looking for (would love to try this with my zilent V2 switches). I think they could have gone further with modularity in having the arrow, home keys etc in another module or using another, more compact layout such as 75% for the base unit. I suspect that Chinese manufacturers may take the idea and go further with it, especially as they would go with open source software. I think modularity in the self build community is where things will head and I think this has set the bar for what we can expect.

[@teemuvesala9575]

@@AkitaSyn mainstream brands are garbage for keyboards. logitech mice are the best.

[@zahar027]

FINALLY A LEFT NUMPAD. I'M SOLD

[@daedelus6602]

Asus has that allready with the Claymore

[@Catcrumbs]

But it's a right-handed numpad. I'm out.

[@aadisahni]

@@Catcrumbs what does that mean?

[@Wolar94]

The option was there for all custom made keyboard(just buy a numpad and a TKL keyboard) with some having the connection like the one on this video(between keyb and numpad), i just don't think this keyboard is as high quality as it asks price for tbh.

[@Catcrumbs]

@@aadisahni Place your right hand on your numpad and see how your index, middle and ring fingers operate the number keys, while your pinky and thumb operate the large +, enter and 0 keys. A left-handed numpad would offer the same for the left hand.

[@Psittac20]

Much respect for this product! I've got several mech keyboards and this one might be my next purchase, I'll have to think about it because I'm very comfy with my cheapest keyboard right now.

[@notchjohnson2540]

I've been asking for that keypad feature for years. So nice to at last see someone implement it. The layout of having the keypad on the right side seems like a vestige from the time before PC's had mice.

[@benkruggel4593]

you and Frank are really synchronized.

[@ella4406]

It's called an embargo. It's lifted at the same time for everyone

[@Sachnix]

me looking at that detachable numpad: Microsoft Sidewinder??? is that you??

[@GamesFromSpace]

I'm literally sitting here wondering if I'd move my sidewinder to make space for the numpad.

[@MrLarkins]

Yea, I've been running the Sidewinder for years bc I love the modularity. I'm looking for a new keyboard. I want TKL frame, modularity, RGB, wrist rest, and Cherry MX switches. However, there is no way in hell I'm forking out $270+tax for this when my Microsoft Sidewinder is still solid.

[@CarthagoMike]

I really like the modularity of this keyboard, from the separate numpad to the hotswappable key switches and the many cable gutters!

[@DJ_NOOB]

Looks awesome. I will keep my eye on this for a rev. 2. Things I'd like to see them change/improve 1) wrist rest more comfortable 2) change the body texture so you don't get the dust build up 3) change the key caps so you don't end up with the oil buildup/fingerprints. IF they work on those things I'd totally pick this up.

[@Dudi4PoLFr]

I'm getting flashbacks of my old Microsoft SideWinder X6 from 15 years ago!

[@jarrodfutter4833]

Seems like i missed this comment whem posting the same thing 🤣

[@dreadfulerik]

@@jarrodfutter4833 Same here or was I before, no one can tell.

[@dreadfulerik]

I'm still using mine.. :o

[@Dudi4PoLFr]

@@dreadfulerik I'm keeping my as backup keyboard ;)

[@dreadfulerik]

@@Dudi4PoLFr Haha, that's great! I only stuck with mine because it's quite quiet. :P

[@tyren818]

Thank god, the keyboard manufactures have just been sitting on their ass for so long releasing the same products with MOAR lights!!!

[@NorthernLaw_]

Okay so here we go, I'm going to try to keep this as short as possible: This keyboard is AMAZING, so glad they are doing this, this is EVERYTHING we wanted from the Corsair K100 and MORE. Complaints about this keyboard are for me first of all the detachable numpad, I get some people don't like it and that's fine, however I think they should make another version where the numpad is fully attached, that will make it a bit smaller as well, remove that pattern by the keys which you already said, they need to add dedicated macro keys such as on the Corsair K100 you got G1-G6. I like those and think they should do that, the dedicated media controls are amazing along with the rest of that unit, I will say though I also wish there was a version with it just permanently there in the top right corner or something and the back be a little raised up, the RGB a little brighter and fix the problem with the pure white not being able to show on this because I love that color, the wrist rest would obviously be the full length of the keyboard, and everything else is amazing, I hope to see Corsair do EXACTLY this in the future at a good price and I will easily buy that, another big thing here is only ONE cable with a USB passthrough, that is amazing and needs to be done, it's almost 2021 come on companies

[@F4ngel]

@@NorthernLaw_ Oh shit macro keys could be an excellent addition. They could do 2 styles, numpad version to "daisy-chain" on either sides, or a longer version to go at the top. I can see this helping with productivity too.

[@NorthernLaw_]

@@F4ngel Yes that would be great, look up the Corsair K100 if that and this were combined it would be my favorite keyboard

[@NoctaleBane]

Being able to place the numpad on the left is what made me get the Aorus K7 Thunder, definitely my favourite keyboard of all time. Silent switches too.

[@Stuffonmycat]

Just ordered mine, excited!

[@Stuffonmycat]

@@user-yj1wh2qk4b Blue MX Switches, ordered on 1/14/21, but it hasn’t arrived yet :(

[@DemRupees]

They have PCI remote start switches for PCs. I want a PC on button on my keyboard.

[@stephendavis1837]

need to review stuff from roccat, their peripherals are fire

[@cryptosecuritytools]

you always make such visually beautiful videos. Great content too!

[@LeoDavidson]

Did not expect to like this, but it is a pretty cool idea and execution by the look of it. Nice to be able to have a numpad for the rare times I use one, but get it out of the way for most of the time when I don't.

[@DestructoMutant]

Me looking at my 60%: "this seems gimmicky"

[@kierain9206]

How about my 40%?

[@nonenothing4412]

@@kierain9206 is that a thing?

[@dabeasthalofan6276]

@@nonenothing4412 yes it is

[@kierain9206]

@@nonenothing4412 there's also the Pain_27 that is a whole lot smaller

[@extended_car_warranty3064]

You guys got keyboards?

[@eggdoggo123]

the future of keyboards "starting price is 149.99" aight imma head out

[@SimplyDashYT]

Video quality is superb! Nice review too :)

[@ofek5365]

I love the intro, nice editing and music selection

[@crimsoncomet564]

2:40 Fnatic Streak 65 spotted. Please review ✌

[@alexp3577]

Could be interesting, but I would expect Durgod Hades and Ducky One 2 SF to be better in pretty much everything, except maybe availability. But this can be great for making 65% keyboards more mainstream and therefore cheaper in long-term.

[@JK-tb9us]

"..Double-shot ABS.." -Aand I'm gone

[@SamChaneyProductions]

Why? Some of the highest quality keycaps out there like GMK are double-shot ABS. The "shine" issue is way overblown. You won't get noticeable shine until years of consistent use and even then it doesn't look bad, it just looks a little glossy. The only real issue with these keycaps is that they are super thin

[@alexp3577]

It's not even double-shot, you can easily see that those are sprayed abs, so literally the worst and cheapest type of keycaps

[@jaocb178]

Lol yup

[@masochist3366]

Coming from badseedtech's review is that the ABS caps are just there as"burner" or throwaway caps as they do offer a higher quality option

[@kingnova980]

You could always buy new ones lol

[@businessguide6219]

Your videos are splendid! Thank you for giving me a new perspective to contemplate!

[@snizer11]

Th clicking sound of the pieces. Its really love to hear

[@eurosonly]

"Your hardware will appreciate the size options, and you, the experience" A new name for your wife has been created.

[@1leggeddog]

I've been wanting a numpad on the left side for so long. Ever since i got the G15 from Logitech, ive been used to macro keys on the left side. And thats what made me go for the Corsair K95 as well, but it is waaaaay too expensive. This keyboard has the same idea, but the price is much too high. You'd be better off getting a Redragon Mech for like 50$, get a mech numpad too, to a hub and you're good to go. For a fraction of the price. The little screens are cool but feel like a useless novelty

[@chrissmith8242]

awesome keyboard and great review. Sounds like a great keyboard. A little pricy but I love the modularity and the little display. Endless possibilities with a keyboard like that.

[@PCTechHub]

That’s a really nice bit of kit. I agree with you that there is so much potential with that dial screen.

[@wotxvii]

Would this be a good keyboard to start streaming with?

[@SamChaneyProductions]

"...and this CNC milled aluminum around the switches" ah yes, the old selling cost-cutting measures as features trick

[@akuno7294]

It looks super ugly and it will be full of grease and dust in no time.

[@PhillioDoede]

Cost cutting....? ah no. Like the look of it or not (I think it looks sick) CNCing is the most expensive way to fabricate metal outside of 3D printing it.

[@akuno7294]

@@PhillioDoede and its more expensive to sand it down so it is smooth.

[@andrewalexander9508]

@@PhillioDoede I don't know if its as expensive as it used to be. I mean CNC is mainly about the ramp up (getting more and more units). It will always be more compared casting it. But I am not sure once you have the amount of CNC machines to keep up with regular steady demand, its any worse than going through the smelting and pour casting process. Less oversight and danger as well.

[@Shyvorix]

I don't know what realm you are from but CNCing aluminum is a pain in the dick and supremely fucking expensive. Anyone who is remotely in the industry knows this. The only thing more expensive is 3D printing aluminum and those machines are only seen in huge specialized shops and labs.

[@GMan-ku9wg]

Impressive, it's nice to see some one do this to a keyboard it'll be good to see what the future holds.

[@jasonjazzz5]

can't wait for mine to show up, very excited

[@andym3278]

Oh my, that media dock though. This keyboard looks very sexy.

[@Hellusion]

And I thought that keyboards couldn't get any more expensive.

[@thefishpuncher8389]

True, At least with this it seems to feel like you're getting something new out of though, that's what can make it more justifiable in this case imo. Refreshing to see new and actually valuable features for the cost, seems things were pretty well though out here so far.

[@sickend2578]

Never say that. It's always possible to get more expensive.

[@NorthernLaw_]

Okay so here we go, I'm going to try to keep this as short as possible: This keyboard is AMAZING, so glad they are doing this, this is EVERYTHING we wanted from the Corsair K100 and MORE. Complaints about this keyboard are for me first of all the detachable numpad, I get some people don't like it and that's fine, however I think they should make another version where the numpad is fully attached, that will make it a bit smaller as well, remove that pattern by the keys which you already said, they need to add dedicated macro keys such as on the Corsair K100 you got G1-G6. I like those and think they should do that, the dedicated media controls are amazing along with the rest of that unit, I will say though I also wish there was a version with it just permanently there in the top right corner or something and the back be a little raised up, the RGB a little brighter and fix the problem with the pure white not being able to show on this because I love that color, the wrist rest would obviously be the full length of the keyboard, and everything else is amazing, I hope to see Corsair do EXACTLY this in the future at a good price and I will easily buy that, another big thing here is only ONE cable with a USB passthrough, that is amazing and needs to be done, it's almost 2021 come on companies

[@AryaStarky]

I guess you’ve never heard of topre, they’ve been $250+ for decades

[@ella4406]

Look up Keycult or Satisfaction75

[@gbaysinger]

Someone FINALLY did it. I've been missing my old Sidewinder keyboard with swappable numpad (on the left for macros is the only way to game). But it does a couple years ago and I got hooked on a hotswap mechanical. This is both? Done.

[@gamechaser002]

It appears to share some of the design methodology of the old Sidewinder X6 keyboard, which ALSO had a detachable number pad that could be attached to either side of the board.

[@blackmanx5845]

Great keyboard, only thing missing is a Logitech logo.

[@larsgottlieb]

If only they made good keyboards.

[@BaBboonking]

We still dont have gaming keyboards with analog thumbsticks🤔

[@davidj7516]

Thank you very much. Very interesting keyboard; the other components. Some good stuff here.

[@herbaceousboredom9584]

I like the modularity, especially being able to put the numpad on the left side or to hang it off a cable - great for gaming, especially with those macro keys. The media dock shows potential but I reckon it needs plug-in capabilities or programmability to make it interesting and useful (and at least backlight those buttons!). I'll wait to see what version 2 brings. How rigid is the body when the numpad is plugged in? Say you lift it up to move it, would it flex or break apart?

[@nilanar8948]

When Ur so early u don't know what to say

[@AkashYadavOriginal]

An expensive keyboard that we will only see in KZbin reviews.

[@elgranbombardero]

r/mk: am I a joke to you?

[@Dexiclon]

Epic Aesthetics on the opening of the box.

[@DirteeBloo]

Got mine today!!! Just love it so far. Really exceeded all my expectations.

[@ashtonstinson927]

how long did it take to get to your arrive?

[@DirteeBloo]

@@ashtonstinson927 I got mine in the first batch was lucky. Maybe a week.

[@sunraiii]

Custom Mech Keyboard Community: Haha ... no

[@mrtrickay7111]

Now this is a well put together review of this keyboard, and no false claims. 👍

[@suryanusarkar788]

It surprises me how polar opposite two peripheral products can be just one video apart....love the work

[@FourStringL0B0]

So glad I backed this. Great for working/gaming from home.

[@mtmt6226]

this is game changing! well done! i am very looking forward to see a wireless keyboard with this moduler feature in the future.

[@davidrichter2677]

the asus rog claymore ii is wireless and has the same function except the media dock

[@Ryosukekun21]

Wow this product looks amazing, thinking about pulling the trigger on it but I can see some refinements coming on 2.0 verison especially for that dial.

[@ignasanchezl]

I love the possibility of plugging the numpad on the left, it's ideal for some games where I wish I had slightly better mouse area but I need the numpad for controls. War Thunder RB comes to mind specially. Where I have engine controls on the numpad, and releasing the mouse to adjust them is risky.

[@frostedbutts4340]

Love the swirled milling texture, should have used that on the bezels

[@SuodesTzeos]

suuuuuper cool, I'll wait for the v2 to pull the trigger

[@dke7838]

Hardware Canucks is top-tier KZbin for us gamers and PC geeks! I love Dmitry's upbeat delivery and the fast-cut video editing. Keep up the good work, guys!

[@paulkennedy6126]

Programming for macro setup within the wheel itself. Will add near endless options instead of only having 4 macro options with the 10-key add-on.

[@altogumanator3000]

Sweet product, does the keyboard care about which port is used? Could the numpad be connected to one of the type C ports on the top, for example? Also it would be cool if they had another module that is just a bunch of reprogrammable buttons for macros and stuff. Or maybe you could plug in a second numpad for macros.

[@captainrex7242]

I have had this idea in my head for so long and someone actually did it

[@largelysubatomic]

I got the rog claymore a couple years ago because I really wanted a nice gaming keyboard with the ability to have the num pad on the left but this is pretty cool

[@tb898]

I have watched many of your videos and just realized I'm not subscribed. Not sure how that happened, but you just earned a new sub.

[@vishal-singh]

I have wanted this for so long!!!!!!

[@antoinefdu]

I haven't been this excited (no actually I haven't been excited at all!) about a new mechanical keyboard in years! This is everything I've ever wanted in a keyboard, and more!

[@philippeberini2574]

Nice reciew as always... Just, Asus has had a TKL with modular numpad for quite some time... Did you mention it?

[@JonathanSaldivar]

amazing! love this innovation

[@HypoXXL]

I've been waiting so long for a detachable numpad which can be connected at the left Side of the keyboard (no second party stuff). Finally here it is!

[@Niels_f2704]

I ordered the Gunmetal Grey barebone version with mediadock and wristrest because I’m gonna put my own switches on it aswel as keycaps 😄

[@melbaylon]

Loving this keyboard. Having the numpad on the right on a full-size keyboard easily strains my shoulders. Most of my keyboard shortcuts are also on the left side of the keyboard, especially for Blender, so it makes sense for me to have it on the left side. :)

[@tns6862]

Detachable, tethered , bi-directional numpads man, thats awesone. Mountain should consider making the media control addon pluggable to the numpad and sell that as a standalone set with software

[@NoName-zz9ls]

It would be really cool if the arrow key area also was a module. Otherwise I really love this keyboard and I'm gonna see if I can get one

[@gabiballetje]

Can't wait for mine to arrive, but since i have chosen the Gunmetal Gray with MX Silent Red and most are Midnight Blacks and they are doing it in order of most popular so they can get as many out as fast as possible, it might still be a few weeks unfortunately.

[@CarlisleFox]

I have an old microsoft sidewinder keyboard that had a similar setup for putting the numpad on either side.

[@themandalorian996]

Just preordered mone. OOh cant wait

[@oscarcharliezulu]

After using the controversial Touch Bar on my (work) MacBook Pro, I really grew to love it and use it a lot. Really like this dial controller to give me something effectively similar for my PC as well.

[@BlastMaster3000]

This reminds me a lot of the Microsoft Sidewinder X6 keyboard from 2009. I still have mine

[@PhilipChou]

Interesting. Very nice. would be endgame if they put in hot swap sockets. Keycaps are they ABS, PBT? how are they to type on?

[@Woodz_007]

Can you put two attachments of same kind on this keyboard like two numpads and two display dials at the same time

[@mtmoto4522]

That looks pretty sweet! i just ordered a Corsair k65 rapidfire rgb cause its compact and no numpad. Using with my Lian Li tu150 case build for portability and use of keyboard and mouse on a waiver board for your lap, for more mouse space and ease of keyboard transportation. The Corsair k65 smaller size fits in a back pack lot easier. Wish i would have seen this earlier would have tried this instead. Maybe when the other keyboard i have breaks, i'll get this for more mouse space on my main pc set up.

[@Kidcouger2]

Yes finally I remember randomfrankp reviewing this over the summer and I really wanted one

[@MoonchildMelanie]

I honestly love the Everest Max, my favourite part about the lighting is the yeti mode that I didn't see at first!

[@lmSpeciaI]

Just bought one but shipping to the Uk's gonna take a while :( what's yeti mode do??

[@MoonchildMelanie]

@@lmSpeciaI It’s just a pretty lighting effect that kind of reminds me of snow! I think someone posted a video in the discord!

[@kiranm25x]

0:46 I was so tempted to break my NNN for that beautiful keyboard shot!

[@rehmanarshad1848]

I just wish the radial module media buttons were back lit, and it had more software options but aside from that this keyboard looks pretty awesome! :)