In this video, I do a no-sugarcoating, real-world review of the MCHOSE G98 PRO wireless keyboard—because I’m honestly tired of “influencer” hype that skips the problems. I go through the unboxing (extra switches, puller, Type‑C cable, dust cover, even a foam sheet), then talk about the design and layout: it’s a clean 98% that doesn’t feel boring, the color theme looks insanely good in person, and you get practical stuff like magnetic dongle storage and a convenient mode toggle on the top-left. Then I test what actually matters: typing feel, sound, and features. RGB looks solid (and the light bar is useful for battery), plus there’s a web-based software with a clean UI for settings and macros—no installs needed. But I also call out the quirks: the lower rows sound more hollow than the upper row, the board feels surprisingly stiff for a “gasket mount,” and the spacebar stays hollow even with decent factory lubed stabs. I open the board to show why—thin gaskets and base silicone that doesn’t cover the whole area—then I share what mods helped (tape mod + thin packaging foam). Final verdict: if you want a numpad layout with decent build/performance, it’s worth considering, but expect some fine-tuning if you’re picky about sound.