iQunix A80 Explorer Wireless Mechanical Keyboard Reviews

Expert review by : Bob Buskirk (thinkcomputers.org)

AZIO Retro Classic Prestige Mechanical Keyboard Review

There has been many iterations since then of this iconic keyboard and today we have a brand new one, the Retro Classic Prestige. This brings with it a new keycap design that is not as circular, a black wooden and gunmetal frame, mechanical key switches...

Feb, 2024

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Expert review by : Alex Birch (the-gadgeteer.com)

Azio Cascade Slim mechanical keyboard review - The Gadgeteer

If you've spotted any of my other mechanical keyboard reviews, the simple truth is this. I am digging this Cascade Slim from Azio more than those others. You get a great feature set for the price, you can customize the look and feel and out of the box...

Overall combination of look, feel, profile, weight, color, etc. ; Gateron Brown low-pro switches are just the right amount of clicky for me ; Support for up to 3 different Bluetooth connections

Nothing really… ; But I do kinda want a matching number pad (similar to what they offer for the IZO keyboard)

Apr, 2022

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Expert review by : Christopher Coke (tomshardware.com)

iQunix A80 Explorer Wireless Mechanical Keyboard Review: Retro Returns

The iQunix A80 Explorer is a blast from the past with modern sensibilities and outstanding quality.

+ Delightful typing experience ; + Unique, retro-inspired design ; + Multiple connection modes, including 2.4 GHz for gaming ; + Exceptional build quality

- No software ; - No macros or key remapping ; - RGB lighting is dim in normal lighting

The iQunix A80 Explorer’s retro design is neat, but superior build quality and an outstanding typing experience are what make it great.

Jul, 2021

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