Review on Tezarre TK61 60% Mechanical Gaming Keyboard With PBT Pudding Keycaps Computer Accessories & Peripherals by Paul Philippe

PROS. I was looking for 60% kb and was considering the Keychron for wireless capabilities, but the construction of this board seems much sturdier - the keycaps seem large. Quality and good marker visibility - Switch action is smooth but has enough resistance to support my hard writing style so I don't make too many typos - CTRL C and CTRL V still work well unlike many other 60% kbs, that I've tried - The cable is braided, detachable and long enough to go from my desk to my tower on the floor - Bright LED lighting and creates a great effect with the custard caps CONS - I would definitely get some sort of wrist rest recommend. Since there are no risers to adjust the key's angle (like many 60% kbs) it has a stronger angle by default. A comfortable palm rest protects your joints. BACKGROUND - At work - I make my living integrating software and automation, so I'm constantly switching between spreadsheets, simple scripts, and more. This KB was a pleasure to use, especially as the key labels are easy to see, so I can easily accommodate more frequent use of the Fn key (e.g. to use the arrow keys) -- In games -- Simple action, Infinite rollover and compact size (that doesn't grab the keycaps) make this board ideal for casual and semi-serious gaming. I've tried this board in Starcraft 2 (Gold-Plat), League of Legends, CS:GO (Faceit 3), Splitgate (Plat-Diamond), Fallout 4, and The Witcher 3. Numeric keyboard in both games), but with minor I began to fall in love with the freed up space on the desktop. I finally stopped banging my mouse's mb1 into my keyboard because I was clicking too hard! MY OTHER KEYBOARDS I'VE USED - Microsoft Sidewinder x4 - Velocifire TKL011 - Logitech G710+ - Corsair K70 mk.2