I've become a person who can't live without it now.

I think this key press feeling is new and will become addictive.

I think the cost-performance ratio is incredibly high...

I've been using Atom66 extensively for three years, and I’ve compiled a list of the operations and settings that I find myself using most often, extracted from the manual.

When you actually use it, you'll think 'This is absolutely the best!' and I highly recommend it!!

"When considering the degree of customization freedom achievable with the keymap change tool, the Atom66 will likely surpass the HHKB even more. "

I now think it's an item I should have bought sooner.

Overall, my personal evaluation of it as a keyboard is high. I just bought it, but the keypress feel and sound were much better than I expected.

I can't imagine working with any keyboard other than the NIZ at this point.

If you're looking for a keyboard that uses the capacitive touch method but don't want to compromise on customizability, I think NiZ is the only choice.

I hope that those who are troubled by the worsening effects and wondering what to do will reach the great predecessors' articles through my blog.

I've said it many times, but I think the key reason for choosing NIZ's keyboard is this keystroke feeling!

Even though it has a numeric keypad, the size is almost the same as a tenkeyless keyboard, so it's a big advantage in making effective use of desk space.

A keyboard so attractive that it makes you want to keep typing forever

The HHKB and Realforce keyboards are known for their very light key feel, but the X99's lightness surpasses even that.

“The ultimate key press feel, compact and high-performance! I think this keyboard could be the best choice in its price range, so if you're interested, be sure to check it out.”

I think the addictive key press feeling and oddly satisfying typing sound are worth trying.

「As expected, if you type deliberately, it makes a sound, but when typing normally, the sound feels quiet enough to not be bothersome.」

When it comes to the tactile feedback of capacitive touch typing, it's often described with the onomatopoeic expression 'pokopoko,' and the sound of Niz keys truly fits that description. It's a bit difficult to put into words, but it feels satisfying to type on.

I feel that this keyboard, which allows for light and pleasant typing and is packed with features, stands alongside the HHKB and RealForce.

I was pleasantly surprised that cleaning the keyboard not only improved its appearance but also changed the keypress sound. I think it returned to its original keypress sound.

"The non-contact capacitive method, compatibility with both wired and wireless, and the unparalleled freedom of customization make this keyboard undoubtedly the top contender for the strongest keyboard. Particularly in terms of customization, there is no rival."

I truly believe this is the No. 1 keyboard when it comes to the feel and sound of key presses. The satisfaction of being able to press the keys deeply and the pleasantness of the typing sound make the act of typing on a keyboard enjoyable, allowing me to become more absorbed in typing = forgetting fatigue.

Another feature of NiZ is that, despite using electrostatic capacity non-contact switches, the keycaps are compatible with Cherry MX switches. There are many types of Cherry switch keycaps available, and they can be obtained at relatively reasonable prices.