Would like to call it the most handsome transparent style mass-produced mechanical keyboard: MOJO68.
It adopts a compact 68-key layout, fully transparent PC housing, wide border, the overall line is very smooth, and there are some personality elements on the sides. Coupled with this set of Plastic "plastic" keycaps (PBT sublimation, MDA height), the recognition is quite high. Much wider than the inner tank, combined with this very high-permeable shell, the sense of transparency is very strong, especially the top edge. Among them, a small label is also made in the upper right corner, which can be considered for sticker DIY customization. The fly in the ointment of the appearance is this Plastic version, which is actually equipped with an ordinary black rubber C-mouth line and a black receiver, which is inevitably a bit contrary.
The MOJO68 uses a Gasket structure, which is not very soft, but the sound cancellation (murmur/cavity) effect is very good. Inside, there is also custom silicone and Polon material sandwich pads to form the entire cushioning and sound reduction structure. Secondly, it still uses a relatively soft positioning plate, so the feel is not as tough as the traditional metal positioning plate. In addition, with RGB, this white positioning plate has a bonus effect for the lighting effect, but when pulling the shaft, you need to pay attention, otherwise it is easy to scratch the panel.
The MOJO68 on the hand is equipped with the use of Jia da Long G PRO silver shaft, is a double-segment extended spring version, but for this batch on the hand, the first time to get started feel that the feel is not quite right, the local key area has different degrees of meat, at first thought it may be the problem of the card key cap, and later ruled out, it should be too much oil in the shaft body, resulting in a more sticky feel. The large key position adopts the satellite axis scheme, and when it is used in hand, there is no tampon under the space bar, and the sound will be louder.
MOJO68 supports three-mode wireless, wired and wireless modes are only 6 keys no rush. After using it for a few days, there is no problem with wireless stability for the time being, and the delay is not obvious. It has a built-in 4000mAh lithium battery, 2.4G mode, the brightest light, and the measured battery life is about 4 days, which is a normal level.
MOJO68 is also playable in that it adopts the QMK scheme, plug-in line, through the software to support full-key customization, a total of 4 layers, which means that multiple sets of FN combinations can be used to achieve very rich key functions. And there is no need to write the waiting time, real-time response, drawing line memory, and the difficulty of getting started is not too high. It's just a lighting effect preset, not rich, and the playability is too much different from the customization of the buttons.
It is always said that the end of customization is mass production, so MOJO68 can be regarded as one of them.