Delivery £2.95 or Free Delivery on orders of £50 or more
This Seems like a great price for a good branded Mechanical UK layout!
Product Description
Up to 1000 Hz polling rate 8 x quicker than regular gaming keyboard: Never lag for action performing.
Cherry black mechanical switch
Enables an excellent gaming elastic capability with life expectancy for up to 50 million keystrokes.
USB to PS2 adapter for "N key rollover" function. Eliminates ghost keys.
USB hubs for installation of other USB device. Provide easy usage of other USB peripherals. Each USB port supports up to 100ma.
Audio jacks for microphone-in and speaker-out function.
7 Multimedia hotkeys to provide gamers the instant control of audio sound.
Military grade cable Tough and reliable.
Gold-plated USB connectors provide reliable data or signal transmission.
Detachable palm rest is provided for long-hour gaming comfort
Brand TT ESPORTS
Item Weight 2.1 Kg
Product Dimensions 48.2 x 29.8 x 5.4 cm
Item model number KB-MEG005UK
Number of USB 2.0 Ports 2
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14 comments
thelagmonster
19 Sep 16#1
Smoking hot!
leedsfan83
19 Sep 16#2
very cheap for a cherry mx board.... real shame it is the mx blacks though! :disappointed:
thanks anyway OP
SmashingK
19 Sep 16#3
From what I remember I think blacks are the ones that require more force when pressing the keys.
If you're a heavy handed typer these will be fine but might be difficult to work with for others.
Most of us mechanical users would be all over this if they were browns.
majorpain to SmashingK
19 Sep 16#5
Yes your right the black keys are the ones that require more force but not much more, & your also right about the fast typist as the press softly but write loads, as for a gamer and a home studio user this is ideal, I do use ms office occasionally without a problem but I am an average typist, anyway the brown keys are suited to most people. Nice find op :smiley: added
catbeans
19 Sep 161#4
Its personal taste, no switch is particularly better for gaming and I love MX blacks for the rebound speed and general feel, though they are not for people with soft little baby hands :man:
Edit: Lowest shipping is 2.95
Looking4Glitches
19 Sep 16#6
thelagmonster
19 Sep 16#7
Looks like OOS now.
thecoolguy
20 Sep 161#8
Never seen the hype about these keyboards, they look and sound just like windows 98 keyboards
IamWill to thecoolguy
20 Sep 161#13
I can completely understand why you wouldn't see what all the fuss is about - the look is about proper touch typing, these flat keyboards with razor thin keys are style over substance - if you try to type or game seriously on them you put a great deal of strain on your wrists, but they look very modern so people buy them. Yes they sound clacky, many of us have rose tinted memories and like the noise, more though are prepared to put up with it because it's worth it for the feel of a mechanical keyboard.
Some people can't stand the feel of a regular keyboard, it feels like typing in mud, the keys feel sluggish, lazy and sticky. They require less force at the start of the press and more right at the point where the key bottoms out, this is incredibly fatiguing for some. When the key springs back, first it sticks just for a moment then pops back with a weird sideways wobble which just feels gross - again as I said at the top, I completely understand that if you don't notice this, then mechanical kbs must seem like the emperors new clothes, but for those of us who do, they are such a breath of fresh air for our hands and fingers, and it's like driving a modern car and being told by someone in a trebant that they can't feel the difference in refinement
vulcanproject
20 Sep 162#9
Military grade? What does that mean for a keyboard? :confused:
Is this the grade of keyboard our forces use when typing out strongly worded letters of warning to terror organisations or something? Dear terror monger, please would you ever so kindly stop, or when we get some aircraft carriers with planes that fly and working body armour we will do more than send these letters of protest. Cheers.
P.S we mean it this time
catbeans
20 Sep 16#10
Nah its the keyboard the Major League gamers who fly the drones use :confused:
somersetjoe
20 Sep 16#11
out of stock
ronaldmacdonald
20 Sep 16#12
Very.......CPC64
brain_stew
24 Sep 16#14
Just received mine this morning and it's built like a tank, keys don't require a huge amount of force and spring back nice and sharply. Very impressed for the price.
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Opening post
This Seems like a great price for a good branded Mechanical UK layout!
Product Description
Up to 1000 Hz polling rate 8 x quicker than regular gaming keyboard: Never lag for action performing.
Cherry black mechanical switch
Enables an excellent gaming elastic capability with life expectancy for up to 50 million keystrokes.
USB to PS2 adapter for "N key rollover" function. Eliminates ghost keys.
USB hubs for installation of other USB device. Provide easy usage of other USB peripherals. Each USB port supports up to 100ma.
Audio jacks for microphone-in and speaker-out function.
7 Multimedia hotkeys to provide gamers the instant control of audio sound.
Military grade cable Tough and reliable.
Gold-plated USB connectors provide reliable data or signal transmission.
Detachable palm rest is provided for long-hour gaming comfort
Brand TT ESPORTS
Item Weight 2.1 Kg
Product Dimensions 48.2 x 29.8 x 5.4 cm
Item model number KB-MEG005UK
Number of USB 2.0 Ports 2
- t4v
...or instore collection
- t4v
14 comments
thanks anyway OP
If you're a heavy handed typer these will be fine but might be difficult to work with for others.
Most of us mechanical users would be all over this if they were browns.
Edit: Lowest shipping is 2.95
Some people can't stand the feel of a regular keyboard, it feels like typing in mud, the keys feel sluggish, lazy and sticky. They require less force at the start of the press and more right at the point where the key bottoms out, this is incredibly fatiguing for some. When the key springs back, first it sticks just for a moment then pops back with a weird sideways wobble which just feels gross - again as I said at the top, I completely understand that if you don't notice this, then mechanical kbs must seem like the emperors new clothes, but for those of us who do, they are such a breath of fresh air for our hands and fingers, and it's like driving a modern car and being told by someone in a trebant that they can't feel the difference in refinement
Is this the grade of keyboard our forces use when typing out strongly worded letters of warning to terror organisations or something? Dear terror monger, please would you ever so kindly stop, or when we get some aircraft carriers with planes that fly and working body armour we will do more than send these letters of protest. Cheers.
P.S we mean it this time