Keyboards Redux: Rosewill, Ducky, Thermaltake, and More
It's been a long time since I last wrote about my favorite PC peripheral - the mechanical keyboard. Actually too long. Since my last blog post on the subject, there have been a number of developments in the mechanical keyboard scene, with a handful of key players now in the game such as Razer and Rosewill. Keyboards with less common switches like the Cherry MX Reds (which are linear and don't click and require less force to press than Cherry MX Blacks) are now a little easier to come by in the US too. With all the developments in the industry I thought it would be a good time to video capture some of my recent acquisitions and compare and contrast them to some rubber dome boards that I have also tested. In the video below, I'll quickly show you the Gigabyte Aivia K8100, Microsoft Sidewinder X4, Thermaltake's Tt eSports Challenger and MEKA G1 keyboards, Wireless Computing's long-range RF-600 wireless mechanical keyboard with AES encryption, the Ducky DK 9008G2 ...