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8.0

Monokei Standard

Like

• Delightful design available in multiple colors
• Hot-swappable switches
• Bluetooth for up to 4 devices
• Long battery life
• Pleasing sound
• Small and light enough for travel

Don’t like

• No backlighting
• No programming software

It’s hard not to like the Monokei Standard. With seemingly neverending mechanical keyboard options for enthusiasts and gamers, the Standard lives up to its promise of being “the keyboard for all of us.” From its size to its keycaps and switch options, it’s a delightful way to dip your toes (fingers?) into the deep ocean of customizable mechanical keyboards. And the Standard is a relatively affordable way to do it too.  

The Standard is available in four color options — white, dark blue, light pink and lilac — and priced at $139, AU$222 or £117. Monokei also collaborated on two designs of the Standard based on the manga/anime Jujutsu Kaisen. They’re the same as the regular Standard but are in two additional colors, orange (pictured above) and green, and have unique keycaps with Hiragama sublegends. They’re also a little more expensive at $168 and are currently available in the US only. 

The keyboard is a tenkeyless size, or TKL, which means there’s no numpad, but the function key row and directional keys remain. It’s an excellent size that gives you more room on your desk and is more travel-friendly. The outer case is injection-molded ABS plastic, but it has a soft, almost rubberized feel to it. The inner case is also plastic and the keyboard plate is polycarbonate. At roughly 2 pounds (940 grams), the Standard stays in place on your desk but isn’t so heavy that couldn’t travel with it from home to the office or anywhere else. 

On the bottom of the keyboard is an extremely small power switch. Battery life is excellent. Monokei says it’ll last for up to 30 days using it 7 to 8 hours a day and I have no trouble believing that. I used it daily for well over a month and never needed to charge it. It will go to sleep, though, so if you like to sit down and immediately start typing, you’ll want to be wired. Otherwise, it takes about a second to wake up and connect with Bluetooth. 

Monokei used doubleshot PBT (polybutylene terephthalate) keycaps. PBT resists shine and is more durable than ABS plastic, and the double-shot process keeps the legends from wearing off. It generally feels nicer too, and Monokei even adds a bit of texture to the top of the keycaps. There are some extra accent keys in the box (I swapped out the lilac ESC and Return caps for the included blush pink ones) as well as Windows and MacOS keycaps.

There is a keycap puller included to make swapping out caps easier. And if you want to go a step further, the key switches can be easily removed with the included switch puller. The keyboard does come with one full set of Cherry MX switches, and you get a choice of Reds, Browns or Silent Reds.

As for the typing experience, it’s great without having to do anything additional to the keyboard. The polycarbonate plate doesn’t have too much flex and isn’t too soft, and the gasket mount gives it a cushioned feel without being mushy. The keys have a low clacky sound that’s pleasing. it might be a little loud if you have coworkers who don’t appreciate the sound of a mechanical keyboard. The Cherry switches are a touch scratchy and, if you’re typing in dead silence, you might hear some ping, but overall, there’s little here not to like. 

That goes for the keyboard on the whole. The Monokei Standard is an ideal wireless mechanical keyboard that looks, feels and sounds great, especially for its price. And if you want to change up the look, feel and sound, you can easily do that too. It’s an excellent choice for entering into the world of customizable mechanical keyboards. It’s also a nice option for anyone looking for an eye-catching keyboard that’s light enough to travel or commute. 

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