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Nulaxy KM12 LED Backlit Bluetooth Rechargeable Mechanical Keyboard Review

danthebro — Sat, 28 Jul 2018 14:18:17 +0000

The Nulaxy KM12 LED Backlit Bluetooth Mechanical Keyboard is very similar to the product I reviewed approximately one year ago. So if you see similarities between the models well I think it’s self-explanatory why. Let me address the subtle but very beneficial changes made to this 2018 model of the product. Firstly and most importantly the feedback from the keyboard definitely feels more mechanical then last year. I’m not saying it’s pure mechanical or anything but its feedback is mechanical like and considering the price it’s very impressive. The other change is the backlight. When you start typing the backlight which happens to be a blue hue turns on automatically. In darker environments, it’s very noticeable and can help improve typing speeds. I can’t even tell you how long it used to take me to type longer emails on my phone. This product helped decrease my timing and made this a viable backup for completing assignments on google docs if for some reason my computer was not working at the time. Which is unforuntely what happens at times when your computer has Windows 8 installed. I’m not saying this to everyone or every situation like I’m not sure if I would trust this thing with an Ipad pro or some larger tablet. The stand feels somewhat secure but it’s not actually holding on to any devices just provides a nice incline for your phone or table to stand up as you type.

I was surprised to see it use Bluetooth as I’m not used to that for this type of keyboard in the price range specified. It even works with IOS and Mac users as I stated before which is not a given in this day and age as Apple keeps pushing more proprietary BS software which in this case is its Mifi technology as a superior to Bluetooth. The leather-like casing on the outside is not merely used for standing up your phone. This can also be closed up which means traveling with this item is very easy and you don’t have to worry about scratching it. My keys were black I noticed some people have white I’m not sure why but I assume that was an older model. In regards to the negatives firstly the backspace key is small I like how they finally moved the backspace button to the correct spot which is a huge improvement over the spot for it last year. Please fix this and 5 stars could be coming in 2019. Overall I’m very happy with this product I would not be surprised if the company took a look at my review last year and made some necessary changes in this iteration. It’s the finest Bluetooth keyboard I have reviewed so far but perfection is out of the question on this model at least. This was sent to me for review no further compensation was provided thanks Nulaxy I hope you take my comments to heart.

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EasySMX SL-2029 LED Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Review

danthebro — Thu, 19 Apr 2018 03:00:27 +0000

The EasySMX SL-2029 LED Mechanical Gaming Keyboard is really nice. I’m not sure if the base is made of metal or plastic because it has the metallic look but doesn’t necessarily feel as solid as aluminum should but it’s not really a big deal. The design of the item just screams gaming with it’s solid red and black key QWERTY layout so make sure you know that. I like the new branding logo EasySMX has gone with this product. Looks like a racehorse to me and it’s clearly displayed on the product and the box for that matter. it’s packaged nicely and comes with the bare essentials which includes instructions and nothing else. The product runs on USB power which can be supplied from your Laptop or PC of course. Cable length from my testing is around 7 feet give or take a few inches which is fine in most use cases. If you wish to gain some height while typing 2 expandable feet lay under the base of the unit and that should provide some help. The keys are very responsive and don’t require much force to press. Obviously like most gaming keyboards full RGB is included and can be programmed with the proper software. I’m personally fine with the rainbow colors and had no desire to change it.

To test this product I conducted a few experiments. While most were conducted off camera I did to a typing sample on camera. The product did a very nice job and my type speed was impressive. I don’t have any concrete numbers but from what I can tell you would feel a difference over a standard board. For gaming, I tried playing some TF2 with a keyboard. Allow me to say I usually use a controller for this game but in this case, I went for the keys. I usually get a 1KD with a controller and a .5KD without a controller. I clocked in around .63KD during my testing. The sample size is quite limited however it was only a few hours so be aware of that. The manufacturer claims that raising the keyboard with the legs improves arm fatigue. I did not see any difference in that based on the height. However, I did see a difference in fatigue for a different reason. The lack of pressure necessary to make a click was much more significant than with previous keyboards. This product works with Windows 10, Chrome OS and Android with the proper micro USB to USB cable. Can’t testify about other platforms nor do I care too. Overall I like this keyboard and I really had nothing negative to say about this thing. I do wish the design deviated from the typical keyboard as their’s virtually no difference. So for that reason and that reason alone I will slice a half star off for lack of originality. Make no mistake, however, this is a solid keyboard. Thanks, EasySMX for sending this item for review no additional compensation was provided.

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IeGeek K28 Mechanical Backlit Gaming Keyboard Review

danthebro — Thu, 16 Nov 2017 00:31:09 +0000

The ieGeek 87 Key Gaming Mechanical Keyboard is a very cool product for budget gamers. If you are aware of the stereotypical clicking sound a keyboard can make especially ones of mechanical nature then you will be right at home with this keyboard. All the keys are raised and as you type the click sounds emanate from the base of the unit. Speaking of the base it comes with a hand rest which is truly the only flaw of this item. For whatever reason, it will not stay in place it keeps falling out as soon as any pressure is applied. I don’t what I’m doing wrong but luckily It’s not mandatory nor useful in this case. I’m a big fan of the lighting it’s extremely visible and it makes cool effects when it’s turned on. You won’t be guessing with this item regarding if it’s working or not because it’s quite evident.

Typing with this product was a joy it was easy to use however my standard laptop keyboard I’m using right now is also pretty good and it comes preinstalled on my computer. So, unfortunately, I don’t see enough of a reason to switch to it as my daily driver however it was not made for this anyway. They call this a gaming keyboard for a reason and it does not disappoint. Accessing the chat in TF2, switching between weapons in Overwatch and 360 no scopes in cod 4 were all easier with this product. The issue is I’m a casual gamer who does not have a need to do this too often. So I think that’s the question you must ask yourself unless your current keyboard is complete trash I’m not sure I would get this again unless I was a big gamer.

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