XVX MU68 Fuji Wave QMK/VIA Wireless Wooden Mechanical Keyboard

Awesome

Absolutely amazing!!

I love the XVX MU68 from the first sight - the wooden frame and the little sakura charm immediately caught my eye. Typing on it feels smooth and cushioned, with a soft, pleasant sound that makes long study sessions enjoyable. The compact layout keeps all the essential keys while leaving plenty of desk space. I love how it combines function with aesthetics so effortlessly. Every time I sit down to work, it makes my setup feel calm, personal, and inviting. 🤍🤍

I absolutely love it!

This is my first 65% keyboard, but not my first mechanical keyboard. It feels amazing, it sounds amazing. I may or may not put in silent switches and see what I can do to further mod this keyboard for being as silent as possible. That said, as far as mechanical keyboards go, it's not obnoxiously loud. It's fairly thocky, too. PROS - They keys feel great. I love this MOA style. It's so smooth and almost "soft" in a way. It's very comfortable to type on. (I'm typing this review on my fujiwave.) - For a mechanical keyboard it's not very loud which is nice. It has a pretty nice sound imo. Though I may need to switch out the keycaps for silent switches. We'll see how typing goes at night when everyone else is sleeping. - It looks exactly as shown. The charm, the wooden base, the keycaps. The charm was very obviously glued together as there's an obvious seam along the side. I don't think most people would notice, but I'm an artist who has dabbled in woodworking, so it was pretty obvious to me. Not sure why they did this, unless it was to hollow it out to keep it light weight? Not sure. - There IS RGB backlighting for this, which is nice. I didn't think there would be as I didn't see anything about backlighting on the page. I might've missed it. - The keycaps are nice and solid. The backlight doesn't shine through them, but you still get a nice light under the base of them. - It is, in fact, hot swappable. Yay! CONS - The power button is under the capslock. I HATE this. They showed it in the manual, but I didn't quite understand it as it was just a diagram and I've never had a keyboard that hid the powerbutton under a keycap. But anyway, it's there and I hate it. I'm going to see if it turns off on its own or if I'll have to manually pull off the keycap every time I want to turn the keyboard off and on, or if there's some key combination that puts it to sleep. - There is no slot for the dongle on the keyboard case, so I'm not really sure what to do with it if I want to use bluetooth... I don't want to risk losing it, so for now I'm just using keyboard in dongle mode. - Some people might have an issue with the height of the keyboard without an arm rest depending upon their desk's set up. My keyboard is low, so I don't have this issue. All-in-all, beautiful PC! Well worth the money! In fact, it was $30 cheaper to get this through XVX instead of going for the closest equivalent on Amazon through a different brand. Technically, $60 cheaper because I was planning on buying that other keyboard and then getting these keycaps. So, I'm glad I found this keyboard. I like how it looks more than the alternative one, too.