You guys wanted me to review this magnetic keyboard from a new brand called UNCTRL, so in this video I tested it properly—no sugar coating, no marketing hype. I go through the unboxing, the unique packaging, what you actually get inside (braided Type‑C cable, puller, papers/foam), and the overall design like the orange/black theme, rubber grips, sturdy flippy feet, and that metallic knob with a smooth tactile feel. Then I check the product page claims like 8000Hz polling, rapid trigger, hot-swap PCB, poron foam layers, and the web-based driver. I also cover the stuff people skip: the software is basic and I really miss a key-press visual for setting trigger/reset values—especially if you’re new to Hall effect boards. RGB is decent (not super bright, not dim), and the biggest “hmm” moment is the keycaps: orange are dye-sub PBT, but the black ones are doubleshot ABS even though the listing says PBT, and they already show shine. Switch-wise, the OTM Jade White magnetic switches are the highlight—quiet and easily among the best in this segment. Finally, I try to open the case for mods and it’s honestly a struggle because the opening gap is tiny, which limits modding flexibility. I still do some quick improvement on the spacebar (cleaning and re-lubing the wire with dielectric grease and adding foam), share sound comparisons, and give my verdict: good switches and solid performance, but ₹5,000 feels steep unless the price drops closer to 4–4.5K with discounts.