I'd originally owned a full-size Panda Version 1, but got mine stolen, so I was looking for another full-size replacement. This beautiful design caught my eye, but unfortunately, there were no variants with the switches I'm used to. I settled on the Daisy L's, the only one left in stock over Black Friday.
Coming from Cherry MX Silvers, the Daisy L's turned out to be an upgrade! They're even lighter, with a more smooth linear feel, and I can tell the travel distance is shorter, since I tend to bottom out when I type. They have a pleasant "thocky" sound when I type. The keycaps have a smooth (instead of grainy) surface. The reaction time seems to be good! I was able to pass a fast rhythm test on Lost Ark on my first try LOL.
The English font is straightforward, which is the biggest reason why I chose this keyboard over other featured aesthetic designs, like the Beijing Opera. The teal, ivory, and red are the perfect combination, and I spend a lot of time simply admiring the keyboard. It's more beautiful than in the photos, like other reviews have mentioned.
The keyboard itself has a very thick and weighted board, and it feels very premium. Absolutely love it!
One con I do have to mention is that I had an annoying initial setup experience where my computer detected the keyboard, but I was unable to type. I had to hold down both WIN keys (unsure if this was necessary), then left WIN+ESC for a few seconds until the CAPSLOCK key flashed, in order to start typing with my letter keys. No drivers were needed. I hope this can help someone else who ends up buying the keyboard.
