The same type of plating is used on the keyboard-side, which this time is USB-C; for an unknown reason, the manufacturer has chosen to provide the connector a custom shape, a fact which would make 3rd party cables incompatible with the keyboard:

Thock 75% Wireless Pudding Onyx White looks great with the top aluminum cover, complementing the white plastic frame:

In the lower left corner, the Endorfy logo is printed in a debossed manner:

The key legends do come with a custom font:

The directional keys are close together with the others and feature no extra separations:

The top right corner features the Volume wheel, a bit too close to the Insert and Print Screen keys; we guess a lower height of the wheel could have done the trick?

The keyboard battery status can be checked out thanks to the Endorfy logo key color; three Bluetooth channels are available for pairing to different devices, and these are accessible via the Endorfy key + 1,2 or 3. Connection via wireless dongle is turned on when pressing the Endorfy key and 4. While these functions are not printed on the keycaps, we can enable the following:

Endorfy key plus

-F1 = Computer

-F2 = Web Browser

-F3 = Calculator

-F4 = Music Player

-F5 = Previous Track

-F6 = Next Track

-F7 = Play/Pause

-F8 = Stop

-F9 = Mute

-F10 = Volume Down

-F11 = Volume Up

-Arrow Up = Lighting Brightness Up

-Arrow Down = Lighting Brightness Down

-Arrow Right = Increase RGB Effect Speed

-Arrow Left = Decrease RGB Effect Speed

- Minus = Effect Direction

- Equal = Backlight Color Change

- PrtScr = RGB Modes Switch

With the Endorfy key and Windows key for 2 seconds, we can enable Gaming Mode, with two seconds on W we can swap the functionality of WASD keys and arrow keys, with PgUp we can enable Home and with PgDn we can enable End. A keyboard software reset can be also done with Endorfy key and Esc for 3 seconds’ press.

If we look on the side of the keyboard, we will note the inclination of the rows:

In the front, we have designated holes for the cable routing system:

In the Volume wheel area, but on the plastic frame, we will have a small switch to choose between Off, wireless mode and wired mode: