Mistel SLEEKER MD870 - Review

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Mistel are a company whose products I have had the pleasure of looking at a few times over the past few years. They made their entry into the mechanical keyboard market with the split designed Barocco in both RGB and non-backlit models.

They have recently released the Freeboard, which was a standalone NumPad and even more recently released the 10-keyless MD870 SLEEKER which is what I will be looking at today.

As the style suggests, this is a keyboard that lacks the 10 keys (and a few more) of the number pad area.

Specifications

Interface	USB (Type-C)
Cable Length	1.5m
Switch Type	Cherry MX Brown (others available)
Backlighting	White
Materials Used	Aluminium casing, PBT Key caps
Weight	1.42kg
Anti Ghosting	Full N-Key Rollover
Media Keys	As a secondary function
Included Extra’s	Key puller, replacement key caps