I took a bit of a chance on this; not too familiar with the brand and it's my first bare bone keyboard. I'm overall extremely happy with the purchase.
It's heavy and sturdy. Once you get switches and keycaps on it, it just has a level of fit/finish I'm not used to with the typical gaming keyboards like Razer, Logitech etc. It comes apart easily for cleaning or removing and installing switches/keycaps. Switches installed super clean and easy, despite being my first time.
The wireless works great; but I do think the battery life is subpar despite the huge battery. I use it in wired mode anyway but it's nice to have the option.
One thing I hated about my previous Razer keyboard was the garbage and intrusive software, Synapse. This uses VIA on the web or you can install the app locally. It does it's job, but there isn't native support so you need to download the JSON file from Weikav's website to make it work. The software is barebones, but I prefer that to the other way where terrible software is taking resources just to customize your keyboard.
I used HMX Cloud V2s with the 53/63g springs, and the board makes a slightly clicky sound but is extremely muted in the best possible way. Almost borders towards a thock, no annoying higher pitches. I think this board completely negates the higher end sounds that might be undesirable.
I don't see myself needing to ever buy another keyboard. The market for bare bones full-sized boards is small and I don't think you would regret purchasing this if it fits your needs. It's way too heavy if you need something mobile but it does come with a nice carrying case. Overall I'm shocked at how great this board is.