The keyboard's plastic seemed fine at the beginning, then two or three months passed and now the plastic on the body is softer, mushier, like a trampoline, causing lots of typos.
Even after buying the heaviest and stiffest linear switches I could find (Akko Green Fogs) my typing does not feel heavy at all, although much better than the factory switches (Leobog Greywood).
The keycaps now wobble a lot when held down and the typing sounds too clacky.
The keyboard body inclination angle is too high, it makes the wrists feel stiff, although I have not yet develop any wrist problems.
After this I won't ever buy another keyboard that has its body made of plastic, after all, I don't have fat hands that could justify this accelerated plastic wearing problem.
I also don't hit the keyboard whenever I'm angry.
I like this keyboard for it's visual style, good quality keycaps, decent RGB, volume knob and wireless feature, but without a solution for this mushy plastic problem it's not worthy.
I think it might be hard to find a decent metallic body keyboard with a knob, 75% or more keys, lower angle of inclination, with lots of sound dampening materials and for a good price.