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SteelSeries 6Gv2 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard

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Brand SteelSeries
Compatible Devices Gaming Console
Connectivity Technology Wired
Keyboard Description Gaming
Special Feature Gold-plated Mechanical Switches and Connectors
Color Black
Number of Keys 104
Style 6Gv2 Mechanical
Material Gold

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  • 18K-Gold plated mechanical switches and USB connectors
  • Extreme anti-ghosting
  • Gold plated switches
  • Features SteelSeries Media Controls
  • Gold plated switches
  • Extreme anti-ghosting
  • Features SteelSeries Media Controls
  • 18K-Gold plated mechanical switches and USB connectors

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Redefining "Anti-Ghosting"

Ever tried pressing a few keys on your keyboard and getting a beep sound? It either happens when you press too many keys at the same time, or when you press too many keys within the same cluster at the same time (like the keys around WASD which often used for movements in games). If your keyboard exhibits this behavior it will hinder your ability to perform certain actions, movement in FPS games being one example. The industry calls this anti-ghosting. When using USB, you can use up to 6 keys plus modifiers at the same time, which is the highest spec limit a USB connection can accommodate.

Golden Quality and Rapid Response Time: The SteelSeries 6Gv2 features PS/2 and gold-plated USB connectors as well as 18K gold-plated mechanical switches with a switch lifetime of 50 million operations, more than 10 times the lifespan of a typical "membrane" keyboard. Its increased response times and extreme durability make the SteelSeries 6Gv2 the ultimate keyboard option for gamers.

Increased APM

It gets even better. With the 6Gv2 you don't have to press the keys all the way down for them to register. The mechanical switches will register key presses quickly with a travel distance roughly 50% shorter than a conventional keyboard. You will type faster, with a consistent tactile feeling. Your Actions Per Minute (APM) can reach new heights with the 6Gv2 thanks to this feature.

Tactile Feedback and Unrivaled Lifecycle: But the 6Gv2 offers more than just a long lifecycle. The rubber domes on a conventional keyboard will, over time, lose their tactile feeling due to rubber flexing. The keys you use the most will start to feel different. The physical construction of the mechanical switches used in the 6Gv2, and the strict tolerance levels in which the switches are manufactured, is what allows the key presses on this keyboard to always feel consistent.

Mechanical Switches

SteelSeries 6Gv2 is built with mechanical no-click switches. The user's experience with mechanical switches is very different compared to using the "soft feel" keys found on conventional keyboards or even laptops. So how is it different?

Traditional keyboards are built with small rubber domes under the keys. It is these rubber domes that provide the "soft feel" level of resistance when you type. When you operate a rubber dome keyboard, the keys needs to be pressed down until a membrane switch is activated. These membrane switches will slowly wear out, typically after one to five million key presses. You may already have tried this. After a while you will find yourself pressing harder and harder to get the keyboard to register key presses. Typing gradually becomes annoying and irritating-but when you’re gaming and you start missing critical in-game commands, frustration sets in. The 6Gv2 offers a life cycle of 50 million key presses per key, which is more than 10 times of the amount of a conventional keyboards.

Acclimation

It may take a while to get used to a mechanical keyboard. Most gamers or typists acclimate in approximately 1 to 2 weeks. Once you are properly acclimated you will appreciate better tactile feedback, superior response times and ultimately greater control. Simply put: You will become a better typist.

And It's Heavy: It's not just called "heavyweight" because it packs the best performance in the industry. The 6Gv2 is also physically heavy. All keys are mounted on a metal plate within the keyboard to ensure durability. The plastic material used to create the keyboard has metal elements, also to help to improve durability.

USB and PS/2 Connectors

The 6Gv2 is built with a USB as standard, but also included is a USB to PS/2 adapter in the box. The choice is yours.

The PS/2 connector will give you total freedom with no limit to the amount of simultaneous key presses. And, equally as important, using the PS/2 may just improve your overall gaming experience. The reason is that when you use a USB keyboard your computer is actually using CPU time polling your keyboard. The higher the polling rate the more CPU time is used to perform the polling. And because of the built-in debounce rate found on any quality keyboard, any polling rate above 200Hz is simply a waste of CPU time and really just a result of pointless marketing hype. Unlike USB keyboards, a PS/2 keyboard isn't polled at all. The keyboard simply sends a signal to the computer as key presses are made, which causes a hardware interrupt, forcing the CPU to register the signal.

Easy Access to Media Controls

The Windows key is useful for certain things and in certain situations. But not in the middle of a gaming session. Replacing it on the 6Gv2 is a SteelSeries Key that won't wreak havoc during a gaming session by minimizing your game or by opening a menu. The SteelSeries Key serves a different purpose: it's a function key for the Media Controls found on the 6Gv2. You can press the SteelSeries key and access the Media Controls via the first six F-keys on the keyboard.

What's in the Box: The SteelSeries 6Gv2 Mechanical Keyboard with USB connectors and a USB to PS/2 adapter.

6Gv2 7G Merc Stealth Shift
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Integrated Media Keys
PS/2 Connection Option
Mechanical Switches
Extreme "Anti-Ghosting"
USB Hub
Gold-plated Audio Ports
Dedicated Gaming Terrain
Illuminated Keyboard
Record Macros Directly on Keyboard
Interchangeable Keysets

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    The SteelSeries 6Gv2, modeled after the award winning SteelSeries 7G keyboard, is the lower priced mechanical keyboard that improves the user’s ability to obtain more actions per minute than any other keyboard on the market. The SteelSeries G Series Keyboards redefine “anti-ghosting” features by supporting as many simultaneous key presses as there are keys on the keyboard. The SteelSeries 6Gv2 features both PS/2 and gold-plated USB connectors as well as 18K gold-plated mechanical switches. Its increased response times and extreme durability make the SteelSeries 6Gv2 the ultimate keyboard option for gamers.

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    Customers appreciate the sturdy build quality and comfortable feel of the keyboard. They find it functional and well-designed, with a nice tactile sensation. Many praise the typing speed and design. However, some customers have reported issues with the keys fading over time. Opinions differ on the size and noise level.

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    88 customers mention "Build quality"82 positive6 negative

    Customers appreciate the keyboard's solid construction and premium quality. They find the keys to be sturdy and removable for cleaning. The ramps are secure and prevent collapse or breakage, providing a good angle for typing.

    "...just beat you again with something incredibly simple yet built with wonderful quality." Read more

    "...the keys activate with the gentlest touch, though they feel very solid if you take them their full travel distance...." Read more

    "...Keys are solid and come off fairly well for cleaning (as I found out through shipping.) The switches...." Read more

    "...it is standard aside from the two keys I mentioned and the keyboard is super sturdy and have had no problems with it for this year and two months...." Read more

    77 customers mention "Keyboard feel"60 positive17 negative

    Customers appreciate the keyboard's feel. They find it comfortable to rest their fingers on the keys without worrying about the space bar. The tactile sensation of pressing the keys is enjoyable, and the ergonomics are great. The keyboard has a quality feel and is suitable for gaming. The keypresses are smooth from start to finish, with consistent results.

    "...on my second book currently and spend a lot of time typing - I love the ergonomics and once I got used to the feel of a mechanical keyboard I can't..." Read more

    "...Again, the keyboard feels very nice, and any time I don't need to use the Right Shift key (as I do when I capitalize both "Right" and "Shift") I..." Read more

    "...A noticeable quality in every key click. I cant explain it just feels right. The click sound is there but does not have the extra clack the..." Read more

    "...Secondly and I feel this is the biggest ergonomic flaw, is the space bar key...." Read more

    59 customers mention "Functionality"48 positive11 negative

    Customers appreciate the keyboard's functionality and durability. They find it works well and has never given them problems. The black Cherry MX switches are nice and provide satisfying tactile feedback. While it's a basic keyboard, customers also value performance and build quality.

    "...keyboard adjustment depending on my position...leaving my desk more available for research material, or when I'm gaming ... just more mousing room..." Read more

    "...as clicky as the blues, the feeling you get when hitting them is very satisfying. For those of you coming from a cheap spongy like keyboard..." Read more

    "...I kinda like it honestly, makes it feel like an old friend." Read more

    "The 6GV2 was great while it lasted. Very functional, black Cherry MX switches were very nice...." Read more

    48 customers mention "Typing speed"43 positive5 negative

    Customers appreciate the keyboard's responsiveness and clicky feel. They find it easy to type on and say it's a joy to use. The build quality is solid, but some customers prefer tactile feedback.

    "Simple. Nostalgia on speed. No Ghosting. Feels great. Highly responsive. Media keys are easy to use and understand...." Read more

    "...As I suspected, its physical action and digital responsiveness are an absolute joy, both for most typing applications and for long gaming sessions...." Read more

    "...is sturdy, well made, comes with a usb to ps/2 connector, makes my typing extremely fast, makes my reaction time in games much faster..." Read more

    "...What I mean by responsiveness is this: The amount of force required for a keystroke to register is less than for rubber dome keyboards, and..." Read more

    47 customers mention "Design"33 positive14 negative

    Customers appreciate the keyboard's design. They find it minimalist and functional, with a standard layout and key size. The mechanical switches are appreciated, and the strokes are described as nice and responsive. Overall, customers find the keyboard comfortable and understated, with no frills.

    "...Other than that, the layout is great, it is standard aside from the two keys I mentioned and the keyboard is super sturdy and have had no problems..." Read more

    "The 6GV2 was great while it lasted. Very functional, black Cherry MX switches were very nice...." Read more

    "...(a) forced me to stare at the keys as I type, as it is unlike any sensible keyboard layout, and (b) forces me to reach much further just to actuate..." Read more

    "...Keyboard is also pretty heft, has a nice weight to it. Very minimalist design, no bells, whistles, and glossy black finishes. Cons:..." Read more

    131 customers mention "Keyboard size"87 positive44 negative

    Customers have different views on the keyboard size. Some find it great and suitable for typing, with more room for adjustment depending on their position. Others mention small backspace and shift keys, smooth non-tactile keys good for FPS-style games, and no left Windows key.

    "...The small footprint is also a plus as it leaves me more room for keyboard adjustment depending on my position...leaving my desk more available for..." Read more

    "...as gaming; I sought out SteelSeries because their keyboards are simply Excellent Keyboards, without any nonsense...." Read more

    "...This is a great keyboard and is a good alternative to those thinking of getting the Rosewill mechanical with black switches this is a few dollars..." Read more

    "...I understand is what it was designed for, it does seem like a nice.keyboard and honestly I didn't notice the shift and pipe being an issue...." Read more

    40 customers mention "Noise level"22 positive18 negative

    Customers have different views on the noise level of the keyboard. Some find the keys feel great and have a pleasant clacking sound without being too loud. Others report very noisy keys with a perceptible squeak.

    "...Very minimalist design, no bells, whistles, and glossy black finishes. Cons:..." Read more

    "...Noise: No, this keyboard isn't the quietest, but it's not the noisiest either...." Read more

    "...take your keyboard to work, MX Cherry Blacks/Reds are the softest sounding of the switches, so although you're still going to be click clacking away..." Read more

    "...The Rosewill keys are thicker than the stock keys, so the keystrokes are even quieter and take less effort...." Read more

    51 customers mention "Keys fading"13 positive38 negative

    Customers are unhappy with the keys fading. They mention that the characters on the keys will fade fairly rapidly if you eat while using the keyboard. The keycap lettering can fade, right shift button and |- buttons are in abnormal condition. Some say the keys do wear a bit, but it's not a huge issue. There are also complaints about the oversized enter key and the super key replacement being unacceptable.

    "...The right shift is half the normal size and the backslash key sits between the forward slash and right shift key...." Read more

    "...other thing, the keys you press the most (for me wasd) will slightly wear off over time...." Read more

    "...(my wife got the tarantula dumped on her... poor lady) The key lay out is also nice, as the keys are not too close and not too far to where you..." Read more

    "...to last for 50 million key presses but the paint on the keys doesnt last for 500! I feel slightly cheated by that. (update 2)..." Read more

    My Steelseries 6Gv2 review.
    3 out of 5 stars
    My Steelseries 6Gv2 review.
    Hello all, as I am typing this review I am using my new Steelseries mechanical keyboard. This is my first mechanical keyboard, my old one was a Saitek Eclipse from almost 5 years ago so this is very different and new to me. I usually never write reviews but I feel there are some certain criticisms I have to make about this keyboard. I will keep this short.Pros:Cherry Black keys are perfect for me, I played around with a Razer at Microcenter and they use Blue's I felt they where a little too light so I am glad Steelseries chose black. Keyboard is also pretty heft, has a nice weight to it. Very minimalist design, no bells, whistles, and glossy black finishes.Cons:I deducted a couple points from ergonomics, firstly is I dont like how the "\" key is moved down next to the "?" key, I find myself actually missing the question mark key when I need to use it. This was a problem youtubers and critics have mentioned but I didnt think it was such a big deal but it is. The way I have been hitting the "?" all these years is I first like to use my middle finger to line up my index finger by feeling for the edge of the shift key, once I feel it I know once I drop my index finger its going to land on the "?" this is not the case with the 6GV2.Secondly and I feel this is the biggest ergonomic flaw, is the space bar key. It is angled in a strange way so your thumb actually hits the edge of the key, which is quite sharp its not rounded like on most keyboards. Normal keyboards your thumb would be landing dead smack right in the center of the space, on the 6GV2 it hits the edge, and it hurts I dont know why they chose to do this but its the biggest drawback on this keyboard. I dont know if the 7G is like this.My final gripe is with the company itself. I feel like Steelseries is marketing the 6GV2 as the "Poor mans 7G" keyboard. Reason is because the 6GV2 does not have a braided cable nor 18K gold connectors. Now these are small things but it matters, its a staple of craftsmanship when mice or keyboards have braided cords and gold plated connectors. Now a company like Steelseries markets itself as the best, making "Pro Gaming" accessories for world champions where a millisecond is all it takes for victory or defeat. Nothing should stand in the way for total absolute domination!....right? Well tell me why they skimped out on the 6GV2? It also does not have USB ports ontop of the missing golden connectors, headphone jack, and braided cord. Steelseries has to realize their customers are not people who care so much about money. If the best cost $150 we will buy it. The only reason I did not buy the 7G was because of the small backspace, and of the small left shift key. I bought this keyboard over the 7G for ergonomic reasons, not because my pockets are too shallow. $100 might be their entry level keyboard but its still not a small chunk of change. I expect every product that bears the "Steelseries" mark to be made to the standards they themselves set. For being such a high end company your humble reviewer honestly thinks Steelseries should make ONLY the 7G and discontinue the 6GV2. Make the 7G their flasgship keyboard and have the option for users to chose their own layout upon ordering. Name them the 7GV1 7GV2 7GV3 etc etc depending on the layout the customer chooses. If this ever happens then I will be first in line to buy it. That way yours truley can finally get his "smooth" space bar, gold connectors and braided cord, with a smaller "Enter" key and the "\" key returned to its rightful place ontop of the "Enter" Key. I would also like to have a wrist rest of some sort too. I look forward to this miraculous day comming, so I can finally give 5 stars to Steelseries. Unfortunately this keyboard did not earn it, so I suggest potential buyers to do some research prior to buying. Another company to consider is "DAS Keyboards" that was the other one I would have bought had I not got the Steelseries.Anyways that concludes my Rant. And for you guys who just skipped to this line my overall rating for the keyboard is:7.5/10.Cheers!Chris10/12/11 EDIT:The keyboard has been RMA im awaiting my replacement. The "B" key switch was defected. On another note, my Steelseries Sensei which I also had for less than a week MAY need to be RMA'ed also. The middle mouse button sometimes registers a single click twice, which is very annoying. Overall my first impressions with the Steelseries company has not been very pleasant. My old Saitek Eclipse and Razer Deathaddler are both 6 years old and still work flawlessly. Matter of factly I am using my Saitek to type this edit as my 6GV2 is en route back to Amazon.
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    • Reviewed in the United States on October 29, 2012
      Simple. Nostalgia on speed. No Ghosting. Feels great. Highly responsive. Media keys are easy to use and understand. Is wonderful for typing for prolonged periods of time. Although this review would not appear like I'm literate in the least, I am working on my second book currently and spend a lot of time typing - I love the ergonomics and once I got used to the feel of a mechanical keyboard I can't imagine using any other keyboard for typing or gaming. Before I became a writer, I played games professionally (CS, Tribes and a short stint of BF 1942 and 2). The number of times I was crouched, quick switching, priming nades, trying to move slightly, and view the score board at the same time during competitive or casual play has been numerous... in the past that was impossible, this keyboard doesn't ghost period...period. Use the PS2 port for this to achieve no ghosting, and high rate polling. I have used in the past a Logitech media keyboard, a Microsoft natural and curve, a razer tarantula and lycosa mirror (won that in a twitter contest, love you razer guys)...and I have to say I would never go back to any of them. (my wife got the tarantula dumped on her... poor lady) The key lay out is also nice, as the keys are not too close and not too far to where you have to reach. I have relatively small hands that are overly muscular, having played the drums, been a pro gamer, and now a writer - most keyboards wear my hands and wrists out quickly, this just feels right. The weight of this keyboard is also AMAZING, it is heavy and just doesn't move while typing...period. The small footprint is also a plus as it leaves me more room for keyboard adjustment depending on my position...leaving my desk more available for research material, or when I'm gaming ... just more mousing room and room for other accessories.

      Simply stated, an amazing product and incredible value.

      It may appear simple and just another overpriced mechanical keyboard... looks can be deceiving.

      Also, I have forgotten to mention I tried a few razer mechanicals at a demo booth at a LAN.... they just don't compare. That's coming from a guy who loves Razer, their staff, hardware and software and has since the beginning of their company. I hate to do it and admit it, but sorry Razer Steelseries just beat you again with something incredibly simple yet built with wonderful quality.
    • Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2012
      Full disclosure: I've not used this keyboard for very long, having just opened it and started to use it. The keys feel very nice, both in their construction and in their action - but that's why you're looking at a mechanical keyboard anyway, right?

      Anyway, I went for this model rather than their newer 7G keyboard because (a) with the 7G they made the poor decision to use the World's Smallest Backspace Key (patent pending), and (b) it's a lot more expensive. Unfortunately, in my fervor to obtain a sensible backspace key, I didn't notice that they enlarged the Enter key and moved the Slash/Vertical Bar key below Enter - moving and shrinking the Right Shift key in the process.

      Now, I don't know about anyone else, but I use my keyboard for typing as much as gaming; I sought out SteelSeries because their keyboards are simply Excellent Keyboards, without any nonsense. Also, I type "properly," as it were, and without looking at the keys; this seemingly innocuous difference has (a) forced me to stare at the keys as I type, as it is unlike any sensible keyboard layout, and (b) forces me to reach much further just to actuate the Shift key. The "pinky finger" is not a strong, flexible finger! Its repositioning is as painful as it is clumsy.

      I knowingly (if begrudgingly) accepted the removal of the right-side Windows key, as I'm aware that many gamers find it difficult to simply "not press" that key, and it can interrupt a game quite easily. However, I find no logic in their tweaking of the right-hand side of the keyboard, unless you spend much time hunting around the keyboard for the never-moving, *already oversized* Enter key. It seems that they have tried to solve some problem that doesn't exist, and in so doing have completely changed the ergonimics of their otherwise fantastic keyboard - for very much the worse.

      Again, the keyboard feels very nice, and any time I don't need to use the Right Shift key (as I do when I capitalize both "Right" and "Shift") I absolutely love the feeling of typing. I have no reason so suspect that long gaming sessions will be anything less than a complete joy. But any potential purchasers simply MUST know that there are some little things that might just kill your fun.

      [Edit:] After using this keyboard for several months, I can say that while the right-hand Shift key feels more natural, the forward/backslash key placement has remained a great annoyance. I do a fair bit with command-line interfaces, and having those keys right next to each other only compounds the confusion of trying to remember which does what in your current filesystem - and leads to hitting the wrong one 50% of the time.

      As I suspected, its physical action and digital responsiveness are an absolute joy, both for most typing applications and for long gaming sessions. As advertised, the keys activate with the gentlest touch, though they feel very solid if you take them their full travel distance.

      Honestly, I feel comfortable recommending the 6Gv2 to most people, my personal qualms aside. But as I said in my initial review, people who spend any time coding might want to look elsewhere.
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    • Cliente de Amazon
      5.0 out of 5 stars Simple y excelente
      Reviewed in Mexico on July 29, 2016
      Es un producto muy bien fabricado, no lo recomendaria ampliamente para gamers porque no trae muchos añadidos en cuanto a teclas atajo, aunque sirve mas que bien para ese proposito, lo que me gusto ya que lo uso y bastante ya que parte de mi trabajo implica teclear mucho es que la tecla enter es grande asi como el backspace, lo unico negativo que le veo es que la pintura de las letras se desvanece relativamente rapido, y hecho un poco de menos la distribucion del teclado en español pero no es un problema para mi, pero supongo que mucha gente lo encontrara molesto, es robusto, solido y se teclea muy comodamente, para mi es un producto de la que poca gente se arrepentiria de comprar ya que tiene un precio mas que recomendable.
    • Andrea
      5.0 out of 5 stars Migliore tastiera meccanica in circolazione
      Reviewed in Italy on November 2, 2015
      Sono riuscito a prendere questa tastiera per 81 euro, che sono stati ben spesi per me. Le tastiere meccaniche non ti renderanno un bravo giocatore nei videogiochi, ma per la scrittura sono ottime, soprattutto questa con i black switch, visto che serve più pressione rispetto alle sue concorrenti red, brown, clear, green e blue.
      Pro:
      + Solida, ben costruita e può essere usata anche come arma corpo a corpo.
      + Le lettere della tastiera non svaniscono
      + Un bel suono, un clack precisamente.
      + Migliore anti ghosting sul mercato, infatti ha un anti-ghosting illimitato se usata con un adattatore PS2.
      + Design semplice e senza tamarrate.
      + Per quelli che vogliono anche la retroilluminazione, c'è un po' di spazio tra i tasti che può essere usato per quel fine.
      Contro:
      - Le lettere si sporcano molto facilemente, infatti consiglio di lavarsi sempre le mani prima di una sessione di gioco con questa tastiera, e di lavarsele regolarmente se si suda molto.

      Infine la valuto un 10/10, per me la migliore tastiera meccanica sul mercato per il rapporto qualità/prezzo e per il fantastico anti-ghosting.
    • Vincent Desroches
      5.0 out of 5 stars Fantastic and simple mechanical keyboard!
      Reviewed in Canada on January 22, 2014
      Pros
      -Great, simple, mechanical keyboard at a low price
      -Cherry MX Black switches, great for FPS games (ex. Counter Strike, CoD, etc)
      -Included PS/2 connector for maximum anti ghosting

      Cons
      -Keys fade off a bit after 1 month of usage. The W, A, S, and D keys on my 6gv2 faded a bit. This is due to the fact that the letters/numbers were printed over each keys, causing it to wear off under your fingers/usage. But, it isn't a big deal since they don't fade completely.

      From personnal experience, it is the most efficient and industrial-looking keyboard you can get in the mechanical series. If you are looking for something simple and effective, this is the best you can get.
    • Lukas Sch.
      5.0 out of 5 stars Sehr robust und angenehm
      Reviewed in Germany on August 1, 2013
      Diese Tasta ist die beste, die ich je hatte!
      Das Tippen auf den Tasten ist sehr angenehm, wenn man sich erst einmal daran gewoehnt hat. Zuvor nutzte ich eine G15, welche nur eine Gummimatte unter den Tasten hat. Dagegen fuehlen sich die mechanischen Switches sehr schoen an. Allerdings muss man sich ersteinmal daran gewoehnen. Der Druckpunkt ist schon hoch, wesswegen man verhaeltnissmaessig sehr viel Kraft aufbringen muss. Mir taten die erste Woche lang die Finger beim nutzen weh. Seit dem aber kann ich schnelller tippen als jeh zuvor und habe auch eine weitaus hoerere Ausdauer beim schreiben oder zocken.
      Die Tasta ist auch recht schwer und macht einen sehr robusten eindruck, welcher sich auch bestaetigt. Zwar fliegen die tasten schnell raus, diese kann man aber ohne probleme wieder festdruecken. Die Kunststoffhuelle bekommt allerdings keine Macken.

      Zu der Bedruckung der Tasten: Habe schon besseres gesehen. Man kann den Druck mit den fingerspitzen fuehlen, wenn man ueber die tasten streicht. Zumindest solange, bist die Farbe etwas abgenutzt und ausgegraut ist. Beim ausgrauen gibt es eine Stufe, bei der schluss ist. Dann haben die tasten "ihr Entstadium erreicht".
    • Mr. D. J. Mordey
      5.0 out of 5 stars excellent gaming and office keyboard
      Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 5, 2012
      I remember when all keyboards were this quality ( back in the first IBM PC days ), the feel, build quality and robust design of this keyboard are all excellent, the layout is just how a keyboard should be, simple and fit for purpose. It was bought mainly for gaming and with the USB to PS2 adaptor it's really fast and responsive with that nice enjoyable sound, but it's also excellent to use for all office tasks.

      Like one reviewer has pointed out some of the key lettering is wearing out, I tried cleaning to make sure it was not dirt build up but it does seem they wear quickly, with gaming some keys could be get pressed a 1000 times a game and it's these keys that are wearing, that said it will not be many keycaps to replace should I need to, so I would still recomend this keyboard for gaming or office use.