New Gaming Keyboard Range.

That is a good price for a mechanical keyboard, of course the switches are only rated for 20M presses instead of the 50M rated by Cherry. I have seen some red mechanical keyboards (QPAD MK50) for about £60 and this uses the MX Cherry switches, but the build quality for the rest of the keyboard suffered as a result.

It is a great keyboard for the price but compared to a Filco most mechanical keyboards feel cheap (certainly Razer..). Given that it is a tenkeyless it is a great price for a portable mech, as long as it has a similar feel to the MX Cherry.

Seems odd that Mechanicals "went out of fashion" but now seem to be making a comeback, has at least been bringing the price down for all the other mechs!
 
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the k400 looks very good might be ordering one for a friend when they arrive especially at that price.
 
They are in our warehouse, but due to another really big order today arriving, these didnt get booked in today, they will be done tomorrow, first thing.
 
How long these likely to be at this nice price? Not getting paid until 23rd, but desperately need a new kbrd - k400 would be choice if they still around
 
Pricing is on our first shipment, I have ordered 100 of each. Not sure how the uptake will be, so no idea on time frame, I'm hoping for 2 weeks.
 
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a mech for £37. i need help to get off the floor.
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If its not a ps2 keyboard don't buy it. NKRO is important if you want to type or game properly.

I imagine those keyboards will have printed ABS key caps to meet that price point.

Chances are it be fairly low quality for a mechanical; even then it will be better than the standard membrane one.
 
Picked up the ZM-K500, seems a pretty solid piece of kit and looks nice too however I'm not too sure I'm that keen on the lack of NUM keys, will have to decide whether to hold onto it or not.
 
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