I've got mine with Silent Alpaca Linears. It's very quiet if that's what you are looking for. I can't tell if the integrated case adds or detracts from the sound as I'm not as well-versed in mechanical keyboards as others may be.

I've been typing on it all day today, and I'll continue to do so tomorrow. I've written up most of my review, but I also have a college assignment due over the weekend. I'll be working on the video review alongside that effort. I hope to have something posted by this coming Monday.

I can speak to the layout somewhat vs a standard 75. I've been using a Microsoft Sculpt Ergonomic for about eight years. That's about as close to a split as I've ever had. Went to the K6 and noticed within about a day the inside of my wrists had sharp pains that go away quickly when I go back to the sculpt ergo. I anticipate a similar pain free experience with the Q11. That will be an important part that I'll mention in the review.

What kind of details do you want? After this week I may do a review. But I'm just starting on the mech keyboard interest. Meaning my own review would be about open box experience, putting in different switches and caps (silent alpacas and wob cherry pbt). Comparing sounds to the K6 I bought about a month ago.

I'd probably take it apart to see what's inside and make general observations that are not as informed (or biased) as others.

That sounds great. I had a g915 but couldn't stand the sound or the feel, returned it and went down this mech board route. My kids like the K6 I first bought, but this split is what I was hoping to find.

I've got the barbones waiting for me to put in some silent alpacas and top them with some cherry wob caps. Those caps look great. How does the height compare to your other boards?