Angry Miao R4 Graffiti Review

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Angry Miao has existed at the intersection of art and mechanical keyboards since its inception. Its hallmark product is the Cyberboard and it has gone through multiple iterations over the years. In fact, we’ve reviewed it here in the past and were impressed at its uniqueness and innovation. 

All of those rounds of improvement, as well as everything the company has learned from its other projects, come into play with the Cyberboard R4 Graffiti. It features the most unique case design of perhaps any mechanical keyboard ever produced, on top of it’s large LED matrix display, which already made it unique. It also features one of the best typing experiences of any of its keyboards yet. It doesn’t come cheap but if you’re looking for a centerpiece for your PC setup that won’t make you sacrifice on sound, feel, or responsiveness, look no further. This is it.

Specifications

• • Current Price: 
    • Paisley/Bebop Base Kit: $670 (Angry Miao)
    • Paisley/Bebop Bundle: $830 (Angry Miao)
    • Fluo Free / Gangstar / Stone Face Base Kit: $570 (Angry Miao)
    • Fluo Free / Gangstar / Stone Face Bundle: $730 (Angry Miao)
    • Cloud White V2 Base Kit: $585 (Angry Miao)
    • Cloud White V2 Bundle: $745 (Angry Miao)
  • New Features with R4:
    • 3-Stage Adjustable Leaf Spring Mount for adjustable flex
    • 3 Graffiti colorways with multi-color anodizing finish
    • 4 colorways inspired by JoJo's Bizarre Adventure
    • 2.4G hardware support (AM Sniper 2.4 dongle for sale separately)
    • Improved internals, including a new PET film, an IXPE switch pad and PORON pads, making it the best sounding Cyberboard yet
    • Brand new AM Icy Silver Pro switches are included in the Bundle
  • Connectivity: 2.4GHz, Bluetooth 5.1, USB Type-C, Wireless Qi charging
  • CNC machined case from 6063 aluminum 
  • Multi-color anodizing finish for Graffiti colorways (Paisley and Bebop)
  • Hotswap PCB 
  • Per-key RGB 
  • Upgraded internals for a better sounding keyboard: Upgrades include a PET film, an IXPE 8 switch pad and Poron pads
  • POM plate with flex cuts for a more elastic typing feel