MonsGeek M7W

The M7W takes the M7's 68-key aluminum gasket case, polycarbonate plate and Poron foam and adds three connection modes: USB-C, a 2.4GHz receiver and Bluetooth for up to three devices, with a built-in 5,000 mAh battery. MonsGeek lists 20+ backlight presets, plate-mounted POM stabilizers and 5-pin hot-swap sockets. Remapping and lighting run through MonsGeek's cloud driver in all three modes; VIA is not listed for this version. The mode switch sits under the caps key, which MonsGeek's page notes.

A Korean review by cdmanii praised the weight of the aluminum case, which it said suppresses vibration and hollowness, and the plate-mounted stabilizers feeling smooth. It is a short, partly generic write-up, so treat it as light evidence. For the underlying construction, ThePhonograph's review of the M6 describes the same family of aluminum gasket kits.

The M7W suits people who want the M7 without a cable. If VIA matters more than wireless, the M7 is the pick, since this version relies on MonsGeek's driver.