ENDORFY has placed the status LEDs in a column instead of a row as we have noted with many other keyboard models, while the Volume wheel allows easy control:

The Kailh blue offer a nice audible click when actuated and are pleasant to actuate thanks to their 49 g operating force; the ARGB backlight can create some nice effects via the dedicated software utility, presets we can also access by pressing Fn and one of the following keys: Ins, Home, PgUp, PgDn, Del or End.

The side panel of the keyboard does feature a subtle ENDORFY logo, along with a RGB frame, between the top aluminum layer and the bottom plastic chassis:

In the frontal area, we do not have any extra USB hub interfaces, but we can observe three different cable routing channels:

The plastic bottom area of the keyboard does come with an interesting non-symmetric pattern:

Upon a closer look, we will discover a small sticker with the product code name and the serial number:

A key puller is integrated with the chassis:

In the corners, the keyboard has small rubber feet attached to it:

The middle area includes the special design for the USB port, so it won’t be damaged easily or catch dust:

Omnis Pudding Blue comes with two separate sets of kickstands, one small and one large, allowing for two angles to be used; we appreciate the rubber tips in case of both sets: