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ENDORFY Omnis Pudding Blue Gaming Keyboard Review

Others/Mice & Keyboards by stefan @ 2024-05-24

Omnis Pudding Blue has an unique signature thanks to the Kailh Blue mechanical switches, with that extra click noise, being no much heavier than the MX Reds. Because of the extra noise aspect, using these at work may disturb a bit nearby colleagues, so you should go with another switch choice in enterprise environments instead. We have tried the keyboard to type a few documents but also game in titles such as The Crew Motorfest, Fallout 76 and Escape Simulator; thanks to the extra key feedback, Omnis Pudding Blue is very precise and we did not need any time to get used to as with MX Speed.

A Closer Look Part III

The offered USB cable is fully-braided and is USB-C on the keyboard side and USB-A on the computer side:

The USB cable installation can be done easily, while the routing channels allow for optimal management on the desk:

The offered magnetic wrist rest is made of plastic and includes an interesting pattern on a closer look:

The magnets used with this model are quite strong and keep the wrist rest attached well to the keyboard:

After connecting the keyboard to our test computer, we could note right away the cool ARGB effect pudding keycaps can bring:

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