We don’t often review kickstarter products or other rather obscure hardware. However, for the two keyboards we look at in this review, we like to make an exception. One is a keyboard suitable for the famous Lego bricks and appears to be partly made of them, and the other is secretly a high-end keyboard that is dressed up as a NASA board.
With that second keyboard, we must immediately say something; it’s not the keyboard we wanted and it’s not the keyboard you could get. Firstly, this is a pre-production model, and secondly, the color and material are not as agreed with the manufacturer. But … with your eyes closed you have a keyboard that at least amply compensates for the second aspect.
We were eager to take a closer look at the “lego keyboard” because, well, because it’s lego. It is actually pure Announcements, but covertly, somewhere between the pins and the recesses, there is also a real and serious keyboard. Obviously the Lego keyboard cannot be called that, therefore manufacturer Melgeek calls it Pixel. You can already use that keyboard book for $ 199but the final retail price would be $ 250. The “NASA keyboard,” the Lunar 01costs during the kickstarter around 160 euros, but it would cost around 280 euros in regular sales.
