Mechanical Keyboard Switches Rollover Computer Computer Accessories & Peripherals Review

I bought it to use as a switch and keycap test stand and I've tried different types of switches on it. I've done this before with an EVGA Z15 that I upgraded with TCC Blueish-White and it was successful. Textile sapphires. The jacks on this keyboard are too narrow and don't work very well, except for the included brown switches. The Durocs fitted (after cutting two of the contacts to make it a 3 pole switch) but often required too much force and eventually bent the contacts. The Golden Browns…

I wanted to get into mechanical keyboards so I bought a pair in the $50-$80 price range. They were rubbish. One kept falling out by accident. It just stopped working mid-type. Second, I had to reconnect the USB cable every time I woke up my computer. So I bought a third mechanical keyboard and a fourth. The third was too small and didn't have dedicated arrow keys. Very very annoying to use. The fourth has soft keys for a supposedly blue button design. Also, they all had problems with…

infokey backlight only one color - white/blue/turquoise has about 8 backlight modes including last press key and water drop effect as well as different brightness levels and speed settings. Replaceable backlightMedia featuresLower standard row for swapping keycapsCones for removing keycaps or switches were not included. You have to buy a puller. or find some pliers and hope I don't damage the switches when I pull them out *Update: This isn't your standard replacement switch connector. Don't buy

Of course I had to get used to going from the full-size keyboard to this reduced-size keyboard, but after learning a few keyboard shortcuts, I did I feel very comfortable again and I like nice colors which are very pretty and also with different lighting schemes help when gaming or typing in the dark. The font is big and bold, and although it's a modern font, I can read it very well. My old keyboard was missing some letters and that was the reason for the exchange and it was worth it. Also…

Day and night, this keyboard's backlight is bright. Whether I use it for printing or gaming, it works great for both. The keys are close enough that I don't feel like my fingers are reaching out to reach the keys. My only complaint is that I wish I had the numbers on the site as well, but I can still use the numbers above, but that was the only thing that bothered me. Other than that, this keyboard is really cool. When I start typing a document, the keyboard doesn't light up until I press a…

I bought this to use as a dyno for testing switches and keycaps and I have tried different types of switches on it. I've done this before with an EVGA Z15 that I upgraded with TCC Blueish-White and it was successful. Texan sapphires. The jacks on this keyboard are too narrow and don't work very well, except for the included brown switches. The Durocs fitted (after cutting two of the contacts to make it a 3 pole switch) but often required too much force and ended up bending the contacts. The…

Was looking for a cheap TKL MK with switches that weren't blue, I liked my first experience with the MK but in the end the clicking isn't for everyone. Blacks are much more desirable in terms of feel and sound. Overall it's a good MK, I've replaced the keycaps with a better labeled RedDragon set and since I don't really use the secondary function I don't care which ones increase or decrease the volume or mute the computer. With a foam mod you don't have to remove the switches, which are very…