The keys feel so soft and I've only used Cherry before, but the incomparable keyboard makes me want to work harder.

It's a bit loud, so it's a bit difficult to use in the office, but it's good.

The keycaps have a good feel and the key sound is clear, so much so that I want to open a notepad and type something. Keyboards with similar specifications were being sold at the same time in a similar price range, but since I use it wirelessly for a lot of my work, battery efficiency was one of the factors in my choice. Tarantula's power efficiency was more than twice that of other companies' products, and it has now been 70 hours, with 82 remaining batteries (Bluetooth connection, RGB green solid color on). The product finish is a bit disappointing, but the left side of the keyboard leg has a larger gap than the right side, so the left and right There was a rattling sound (almost none on the right side). There was something like plastic injection waste(?) stuck to the bottom of the product, but when I gently scratched it with my fingernail, it came off cleanly. Delivery was... close to the worst. It took more than 3 weeks, but I think the problem is not the period, but the fact that the seller keeps delaying shipment by a week. They said they would ship it on the 00th, so I thought that was the case, but after that date passed, they changed their words three times to say they would ship it next week. It may be difficult to secure inventory because there are so many buyers, but it would have been better to at least figure out the approximate quantity of the next shipment and manage it in the product options. It felt like the mindset was to just write on the product page that stock was secured, sell a lot, and send them out sequentially.