@@emmett3344 You might not notice it, Let me explain to you! 1.The alignment issue: Before you screw in the top and bottom case together you have to shift the top case as left as you can and then screw it in together, otherwise your left column keys will be rub againt the case while you press it. 2.Take a look at the bottom left corner of the F5 key (F-Row frame). You will notice that the bottom left corner doesn't round the same angle as others 3.Plate issue: The POM plate that they sell has alignment issue on the left column especialy on the ESC key. If you use a POM plate you will clearly see that the ESC key will be forced to stick to the left of the frame. The solution is do not use or order the POM plate. All of these issue, They (Mode) already known but they decide to do NOTHING with these. That's why I called this my worst purchase keyboard of all time! Have a good day.
@@jakegoodboyy Huh interesting, I do not have any of the same alignment issues that you have and I have an aluminum plate so I do not have the same woes that you have regarding the POM plate. Everything on my board is nicely spaced with no weird case rubbing, including a consistently rounded f-row. Sorry to hear that yours is a bit messed up. Have a good day!
Mode sonnet is over hyped. It's a hollow sounding board. The Mode Loop is a little better.
I agree!
@@lyontypes kinda frustrating considering its price tag
@Jhnkxz moreover, boards like Zoom, QK and Neo seem to have a better surface treatment and overall quality:(( them > Mode
@@lyontypes oh yeah qwertykeys especially Neo board did not disappoint at all and the affordability is unmatched.
TBH, this keyboard is my worst purchase since I joined this hobby.
Why?
@emmett3344 There are so many issues on this keyboard. Not worth buying at all.
@@jakegoodboyy I have one and absolutely love it, what issues do you have?
@@emmett3344 You might not notice it, Let me explain to you!
1.The alignment issue: Before you screw in the top and bottom case together you have to shift the top case as left as you can and then screw it in together, otherwise your left column keys will be rub againt the case while you press it.
2.Take a look at the bottom left corner of the F5 key (F-Row frame). You will notice that the bottom left corner doesn't round the same angle as others
3.Plate issue: The POM plate that they sell has alignment issue on the left column especialy on the ESC key. If you use a POM plate you will clearly see that the ESC key will be forced to stick to the left of the frame. The solution is do not use or order the POM plate.
All of these issue, They (Mode) already known but they decide to do NOTHING with these.
That's why I called this my worst purchase keyboard of all time!
Have a good day.
@@jakegoodboyy Huh interesting, I do not have any of the same alignment issues that you have and I have an aluminum plate so I do not have the same woes that you have regarding the POM plate. Everything on my board is nicely spaced with no weird case rubbing, including a consistently rounded f-row. Sorry to hear that yours is a bit messed up.
Have a good day!