Maybe one of the highest quality keyboards I have seen and held in my hands! I haven't changed many, but the ones I have gone through were over 100€ and I have a benchmark! In terms of appearance and RGB, I have no words. No matter how many keyboards I have held in my hands, I haven't seen better RGB lighting. You can truly customize the colors and have the shade you want, and overall, in terms of lighting and intensity, it's quite good! Quiet keystrokes that don't annoy (although I expected it to be more noisy) and compact enough for more space on the desk! Now, in terms of durability, I can't say because I have had it in my hands for a few days, but maybe I'll change my evaluation if something changes! As for the negatives, I will mention the price, even though I got it for 167€ on sale, it's still expensive, and the second negative is the software, which needs some work. Sometimes it works well, and other times it can take up to 2 minutes to load the profiles! If you are currently looking for a keyboard and don't care about the numpad, take a look here, I believe it's worth it, but only if it drops below 167€!

If you are a gamer, definitely go for the Tenkeysless. If you really need the Numpad, get a separate mechanical one. Motorspeed has released a mechanical numpad with RGB and more. I have it and it fits perfectly.

Now, onto the subject.
Steelseries really did wonders with these switches. They are very smooth due to the lack of friction inside the switch and quieter than anything I have seen so far. If you set the actuation point to 6-7, you can truly type faster with visibly fewer mistakes.

The lighting is fantastic, the most accurate in terms of color (white is white and not yellow like some others, cough cough Logitech), and the brightness is very strong to the point where you only turn it up all the way when you want to admire it from afar.

The software is great and very easy to use. Recently, with the update, they added the function to press fn + any key you want and make it a macro command, doubling the number of macros keys, just like Razer's hypershift. It also has built-in applications in the software where you can, for example, play a song and have the lights play along as you wish.

The screen is okay, just for the effect. I don't use it in-game because where would you find the time to look down and see your KDA? You'll get destroyed!

On the negatives:
Of course, the fact that they didn't include omni switches on all the keys. They should have at least included them on the Arrow keys.

The omni point switches are a bit thicker and I've heard they get stuck when using Double Shot Keycaps. I have ordered some and I'm waiting to try them out. I will definitely update on what exactly happens - stay tuned!

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Edit. If you're interested in putting on doubleshot PBT keycaps, forget it because they get stuck and stay down due to the fact that the omnipoint switch is thicker. The only ones that worked for me are the Hyper X Pudding keycaps, which are white on the sides. There, only on some keys, I felt that the switch might touch the keycap somewhere and the press felt a bit scratchy.