Review iQunix Magi65 Pro Review: Low Profile, High-End Typing

[Admin]

The iQunix Magi65 is a great keyboard for low profile fans. It’s intentionally designed to offer the best typing experience in the market. While that’s obviously subjective, and portability isn’t its forte, it succeeds in offering a great typing experience, superb build quality and a unique sense of style.

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[Findecanor]

I don't see the point of a the Magi64 Pro with extra width on the right.

If it is going to be as wide as a 70%, then why not make it a 70% keyboard with a proper 6-key nav cluster in the first place?
There would still be room for a roller and a dongle in-between the 6-key and arrow key clusters.

 

[Blacksad999]

I don't see the point of a the Magi64 Pro with extra width on the right.

If it is going to be as wide as a 70%, then why not make it a 70% keyboard with a proper 6-key nav cluster in the first place?
There would still be room for a roller and a dongle in-between the 6-key and arrow key clusters.

Because, using VIA, you can remap them to be quick hotkeys to optimize your workflow.
If people wanted a regular 70%, there are already boatloads of them saturating the market.

 

[Tony181]

The iQunix Magi65 is a great keyboard for low profile fans. It’s intentionally designed to offer the best typing experience in the market. While that’s obviously subjective, and portability isn’t its forte, it succeeds in offering a great typing experience, superb build quality and a unique sense of style.

iQunix Magi65 Pro Review: Low Profile, High-End Typing : Read more

Sorry, that Enter key is still too small.