 Welcome to my unboxing of the Philco Magistutc Ninja. This particular configuration is the FKBN104M slash EFB2. It has a black body color, a 104 key layout, it uses brown cherry key switches as well as featuring N key rollover which means you can type with like, you know, by sitting on the keyboard, you know, should you so you fit, and all of the keystrokes will be registered. It also uses front facing keys which when I originally heard about the concept and saw it in pictures, I kind of hated it and I thought I wouldn't like it at all. But it makes for a very clean looking keyboard that also has the advantage of when you're sitting in front of it, which is where you'll probably be sitting, being very, very easy to read. So it's very nice. It turns out I'm actually kind of a fan of this particular layout. So this keyboard right here comes with, well, a cord. So no frills, no gimmicks. Great build quality. Overall, very solid feel. Excellent workmanship. No frills. No built in USB hub. It does come with a USB to PS2 adapter and it comes with a couple of other little things. So it comes with a key remover which you can use just like this to remove keys. Yoink. So there you see the Cherry Brown switches. Cherry Brown switches are more linear. They are less tactile feeling and they don't really have a perceivable click, which isn't to say that they're quiet either because pretty much any mechanical keyboard is going to be louder than a membrane keyboard just due to, well, the way that people type on them, they tend to type on them louder. However, so you have the disadvantage of annoying your neighbor or your sleeping baby or whatever else the case may be, but there are advantages too. They are more comfortable and you will type faster on a mechanical keyboard versus on a cheap membrane keyboard, especially if you find the one that's just right for you. So it's highly recommended that you try a wide variety of different mechanical keyboards, especially trying the different key switches and then search for the layout that you find suits you best. And Philco is actually a great brand that way because they have a ton of different varieties of products available. So you can get ones without a number pad. So it's called a 10 keyless and it's a shortened keyboard. You can get ones that have different colors of bodies. You can get ones that have this kind of key cap. You can get ones that have the printing on the top for the key cap. This one actually also comes with replacement windows keys. So it's got either the embossed one with the bubbly logo or you can put on one with the logo right here. And you can get their keyboards in all four of the main Cherry key switches. So that is blue, black, red, and brown. I think that pretty much covers it. So thank you for checking out this unboxing on Linus Tech Tips and don't forget to subscribe for more unboxings, reviews, and other computer videos.