The article discusses the Naya Create keyboard, a split-keyboard design with customizable RGB lighting and various input methods. The review highlights both the positive aspects of the keyboard, such as its build quality, design, and potential for customization, as well as several notable issues that detract from its overall experience.
Positive aspects:
* Impressive build quality, featuring a seamless center section made from CNC machining and aluminum extrusion.
* Customizable RGB lighting with limited but adequate options for customization through remapping keys.
* The keyboard's design is inspired by the Apple Magic Mouse, with swipe controls that can be used to navigate between tabs or switch between windows.
Notable issues:
* Battery life is not accurately displayed in the software, and users have to rely on the modules flashing colors to gauge their battery level.
* The customization software has several limitations, including a lack of granular adjustments for RGB color settings.
* The keyboard's detachable modules can fail to power it properly, causing issues with charging and overall functionality.
* The Y-shaped USB-C cable that comes with the keyboard is prone to intermittent connectivity issues.
Overall, while the Naya Create keyboard shows promise in its design and customization options, several significant issues detract from its overall experience. The article concludes by suggesting that potential buyers should be cautious when considering this product and wait for future updates to address some of these concerns.
Positive aspects:
* Impressive build quality, featuring a seamless center section made from CNC machining and aluminum extrusion.
* Customizable RGB lighting with limited but adequate options for customization through remapping keys.
* The keyboard's design is inspired by the Apple Magic Mouse, with swipe controls that can be used to navigate between tabs or switch between windows.
Notable issues:
* Battery life is not accurately displayed in the software, and users have to rely on the modules flashing colors to gauge their battery level.
* The customization software has several limitations, including a lack of granular adjustments for RGB color settings.
* The keyboard's detachable modules can fail to power it properly, causing issues with charging and overall functionality.
* The Y-shaped USB-C cable that comes with the keyboard is prone to intermittent connectivity issues.
Overall, while the Naya Create keyboard shows promise in its design and customization options, several significant issues detract from its overall experience. The article concludes by suggesting that potential buyers should be cautious when considering this product and wait for future updates to address some of these concerns.
, i gotta say i'm kinda torn about it... on one hand, the build quality looks sick 
and customizable rgb lighting sounds awesome 
. but at the same time, battery life can't be trusted 
and the software has some major limitations 
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and the swiping controls are cool, but only if you know how to use them right 
. i'm not sure if it's worth it for the price they're asking... maybe they should focus on ironing out those issues before we make our final verdict 
The customization options are cool and all, but if the basics aren't working out, what's the point? And those detachable modules are just a recipe for disaster... Like, how many times can you fail to power it properly before they start sending out replacement units or something?! 
- We've seen the Naya Create keyboard's design and features in action, but will it live up to its promise? The issue with battery life being a mystery until you see the modules flashing colors isn't exactly the most reassuring thing 
. Can they really iron out all these technical problems before more people get their hands on this keyboard?
& da y-shape usb cable is like, wth? its like they wanted it 2 be annoying or somethin 
That's some top-notch build quality right there! And customizable RGB lighting is always a win in my books 
. I can see how the swipe controls from the Apple Magic Mouse thing would be super convenient for navigating between tabs or switching windows. But, yeah, battery life being kinda shady and the customization software having limitations... that's just a bummer 
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. But, like, battery life is a major letdown 
. How can you have customizable RGB lighting but still not be able to accurately gauge battery level? It's just confusing 
. And those detachable modules can fail? That's just a no-go for me 
! But, gotta say, those battery life issues are a major concern... how can you even trust your power level with flashing lights instead of actual numbers? 
. I mean I loved my old keyboard back in the day, you know, the one from 2015? 
That thing was like a workhorse, you could just throw it around and it would still keep on going. This new one's build quality is nice, I'll give it that, but it's got some major flaws. Like, have you ever tried to adjust the RGB lighting on this thing? Forget about it! It's like they took all the customization options from my old keyboard and gave them the thumbs down 
. And don't even get me started on the battery life... I mean, who needs a keyboard that's always on the fritz? 
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. Detachable modules can't be reliable if they're prone to failing, that's just lazy 
. I'm not gonna say no to this keyboard or anything but some of these flaws need to get fixed ASAP 
I mean what's up with that? It's like they're expecting us to just guess when our keyboard is running out of juice. And customizable RGB lighting is cool and all, but if it's not doing it right then what's the point? 