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Thanks to /u/LeandreN from Reddit /r/Mechanicalkeyboards, and his web shop Mekanisk (https://mekanisk.co/) I was able to get hold of a Vortex Core, and give it a bit of a look and review.

The Vortex Core is a 47-key compact keyboard, and it comes with an aluminium base, built with a steel plate. By default, it has 4 layers of programmed keystroke input with an indicating LED colour for each layer.

The keyboard also comes with DSA dyesub PBT keycaps that are both top and front print to help assist in identifying keystrokes from each layer.

The connector is a Micro-B USB connection instead of a more normally found Mini-B USB connection.

I found it a little difficult to type on because of punctuation, and the need to switch between different layers for me made it challenging.

I do like the keyboard, its a great little compact size. For travel and casual typing, it is excellent, though the weight (400g+) may be a bit heavy for some people to carry. For more than casual use, I would probably not use it simply because the punctuation requirements.

The general market price however for this is represents excellent value due to the build quality of the keyboard by default, and the quite premium feel keycaps.

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