💻 Das Keyboard Model S Professional Wired Mechanical Keyboard with Cherry MX Brown Mechanical Switches, 2-Port USB Hub, Laser Etched Keycaps - Black (104 Keys) Review

from a Roccat keyboard which has given me a lot of trouble over the past year of use. The buttons accidentally stopped working. Enter, backspace, not to mention the weird capslock setting. Basically, there is no Caps Lock key on this keyboard. Everything around it is not worth the price. However. This keyboard. Worth the price. At first I was skeptical because of 140€. I was afraid that I would be let down. Pros: It's straight plug and play. No drivers or setup required. Pleasant to the touch…

2+ years of daily use and still like new. I have professional experience with Cherry switches and consider them the best. Anyhow, I went with a brown Cherry switch to keep noise to a minimum in exchange for less tactile feedback than the blue one. Maybe my next one will be louder and have even better tactile feedback - if that ever wears out. Pros: * The ping is similar to the old IBM Selectric and IBM PC keyboards (if you're old enough to remember them). . Good tactile feedback.* 2 USB ports…

Someone at Das Keyboard must really hate this model (Model S Professional for Mac). It feels solid and the Cherry MX Blue mechanism is what I like. BUT the keycaps are fun: reflective black finish, quirky lowercase letters in the odd top-left quarter of the cap. The command key has a word but no icon. Invisible blue ink marks special features on the function keys (too small and low-contrast), and special features require a two-handed press (the 'fn' key plus a dedicated function key. The Key…

I bought the Ultimate (blank) model with blue switches about two years ago and it was great. I also tried brown ones but they were a bit bland and didn't give the feedback I wanted. The Blues are really loud, but combined with the 0.4mm shift dampers, they're not loud enough to be uncomfortable. I've tried a few and these worked the best: Max Keyboard Cherry MX Rubber Switches O-rings Dampeners 50A - 0.4mm Reduction (130 pack) I use these at home though, I wouldn't even bother with dampers in…

I have a job that involves spending about 10 hours a day in front of a computer and doing other intensive writing tasks, and I bought this because I wanted something better. Back then (April 2017) it was $140, an outrageous investment in a keyboard, but with "50 million keystrokes" and legendary durability, I figured it would be an investment that would pay off over the years with increased comfort and durability performance would pay off. Come. Ha! The first problem appeared in June 2017. Yes,

i have had this keyboard since 2013 and love it. that works great! During the quarantine, I set up a home office next to my office and the first thing I bought was a Das keyboard. - never fails. - just does its job, no frills, just works as usual. is the best keyboard I've ever tried. Highly recommended! To update. I recently had a major keyboard issue - I upgraded my laptop to a new MacBook Pro model M1 and left my peripherals with a CalDigit dock - the perfect match, except the DasKeyboard…

Computer users looking for the next best mechanical keyboard will no doubt look to models from Das and Matais, two of the top manufacturers. I have keyboards of every brand, both sell for about $125. Here is this one for my Mac Pro (with Cherry MX Blue keyswitches) and Matais Tactile Pro 4 (with Alps keyswitches) for my PC. I bought a Matais a few months ago and liked it so much that I decided to buy a similar model for my Mac Pro with Mac buttons. However, I didn't like the Apple-esque…