The Azio retro classic Bluetooth, 9 months in and as luxurious as ever

[@67comet]

I've been watching videos on this keyboard for ONE question and you answered it! It is "NOT" hot swappable, and the switches are custom anyhow so .. Dang, but okay! I think I'm still going to order it because "Have you seen how it looks!" My office is vintage, not quite steampunk, old camera equipment, and Doctor Who.

[@BookClubDisaster]

You don't get too much into the key feel. How does it compare to the model M? (I owned the Unicomp Model M and loved the key feel but hated the ergonomics as I'm not a wrist floater and you can't really use a wrist rest with those).

[@user-cf6fv5cr4s]

It's been a while since I used it(I went back to my IBM manufactured Model M) I remember the key feel being "fine" there wasn't anything to complain about other than a smidge of stem wobble but that's to be expected with the design, I'd still be using it if I hadn't gone back to the Model M

[@martinfarmer3900]

Hi there - I am thinking of buying this keyboard but have read a few very negative reviews in regard to bluetooth dropping out, the usb cable becoming loose and keeys stuck, etc. Have you ever had any of these problems with yours?

[@user-cf6fv5cr4s]

Not really, there is a little key wobble just due to the stem design but nothing you notice unless you're looking for it. As for usb/bt problems I haven't had any. I will say skip the mouse unless it's free with purchase or you really want something to match, not that it's bad it's just very basic and the price is on par with some much nicer bluetooth mice like the MX master 3 amzn.to/3y61jW3 or something that would look more like the RCM at a much lower price microsofts mobile Bluetooth mouse amzn.to/3MvG1Fd

[@HKSAR55]

Hi thanks for the video...Do the keys still have the ghost mode function...Pretty cool when using it but was told its been disabled or no longer available? Thanks again for the in depth video 🙂