Don't know if new means a new model, but it looks identical to my Neo Zelia. Yes, it is PCB mounted, so you can remove the caps and internals of the switches without having to desolder. I just changed my blue switches to black springs a few days ago. I think I read somewhere that it is the only PCB mount TKL keyboard. A plate with spaces to remove caps would probably work better, but generally the cost for those plated ones is much higher.
There are reviews of this keyboard, mostly mildly to very negative. I have had mine about 10 weeks now and I have no problems with it (Barring one pin of the ESC switch broken off in post). It functions well, and I also like the look of it. The wireless worked straight out the box, a pair of good rechargeable batteries lasted 3 weeks, but I use mine wired, mostly because there was occasionally a wake up delay that would make me miss the first key typed after a delay. I have found that can be a feature of many wireless keyboards. I dare say someone with more experience of top quality mechanic keyboards will explain why this one is poor, but for me, it seems fine. The POM keycaps are pretty nice too, I swapped them out but returned to them, as much for the sound as the feel, although I did remove the front legends because I thought they looked awful.
Edit: I note now that Qtan says these keycaps are PBT, pretty sure when I bought mine they were listed as POM, so maybe that is a change, hence 'new'
