Steampunk Real Mechanical Keyboard

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1. 26 keys Anti-ghosting
2.ARM processor, faster execution and higher efficiency
3. The professional game chip, higher efficiency
4. Double Injection Cap, can not afford to word
5.11 kinds of different lighting mode

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Review on Steampunk Real Mechanical Keyboard

Kielanna Thomas

I don't like overpriced keyboards and finding a non-hyped up mechanical gaming keyboard at a decent price is always difficult. This definitely ain't one of them. A really good price point and such a unique style, I really just...had to buy it.

It has 20 different light modes, including an off mode, and the 3 media keys are auto programmed to light up the most commonly used areas for gaming. Each light mode can be programed in the applicarion you can download. The only thing I can't find at the moment is if there's a way to turn the brightness down so for now, one brightness level. It also looks really cool when you plug it in. **Apparently there's software you can install somewhere but it didn't come in the box so internet searching will have be done
EDIT: Found the drivers and the brightness can indeed be set in there!

The keycaps themselves feel suuuper comfy to type on. They don't have any grip spots but my fingers barely slide around when typing which is a plus. They also pop off easy with little force needed so if you need to clean it, you can do so without any issues. From what I've read though, you should only use the original keycaps that come with this, and honestly they're really nice so I feel there isn't really a need to change them out. Come on, don't ruin the aesthetic.

Only got a couple of gripes after sitting down with this for a bit. First, the keys are a nice size but the keyboard itself is a little on the small side with the keys being closer together so if you're used to a longer keyboard it'll just take a little bit of adjusting. I'm already typing on it like I've owned it for months after about 20 mins of messing around with it. The keys themselves are also a tad high up on the board so if you're used to the caps being at a lower height, give it some time. Typing definitely takes some adjusting.