Tezarre TK61 60% Hotswap Mechanical Gaming Keyboard with PBT Pudding Keycaps,RGB Backlit Wired USB Optical Switches Keyboards Full Keys Programmable for Windows MAC PC Gamers (Gateron Optical Blue)

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Tertiary actions accessible by holding the Fn key (allows you to use the function keys, home, end, pg up, pg down, etc. After moving through a few (inexpensive) mechanical keyboards, I almost got traumatized by chatter, so knowing that this won’t happen with the Tezarre TK63 is a major selling point. Plus, I got two sets in the package, one with black tops and transparent bottom half, while the other has some gray and yellow key caps which does help improve the look of the keyboard quite a bit. I chose the Gateron Black Optical Switches because I thought they have a similar actuation force as my Cherry MX Browns, but were supposed to be a little smoother and deeper sounding. So far, I've (unfortunately) only been able to experience traditional contact based switches like Cherry MX, Gateron, and Kailh switches.

Tezarre TK61 60% Mechanical Gaming Keyboard with PBT Pudding

It is depends on the regulations of the transport companies and some International companies don’t have branches in all countries from the list. I definitely think its worth the money as it is a very budget option that provides a great keyboard that is better then how much it costs.The keyboard comes with 2 keycap pullers, both very premium-quality, and an L-shaped USB type-C cable, which is very useful for cable management. Also, the pudding keycaps isn't too hollow and allows for the LED to fully illuminate the entire keyboard. None of these is the absolute best I've seen, but they definitely get the job done and are nice to have come with a keyboard that's not going to break the bank. The lightest of the available options, the Red switches is a fully linear feel with smooth feel all the way down and a light weight operating force of 45cN. The keyboard is responsive and reactive, too, which makes typing and gaming on this keyboard an amazing experience.

Tezarre TK61 60% Mechanical Gaming Keyboard with PBT Pudding Tezarre TK61 60% Mechanical Gaming Keyboard with PBT Pudding

If you press and hold Fn + Backspace, then some of the keys between 1 and 0 will light up, each corresponding to 10% (for example 1 to 4 means 40% and 1 to 7 means 70% battery is left).The 60% size is perfect for gamers like me who don't have enough desk space and don't need the extra arrow/number pad keys. I've tried Romer G switches, Gateron browns, Outemu Blues, Razer Oranges and For a very short period of time outemu reds *not my own* and none of those felt anywhere as satisfying as these are to press it's the keyboard equivalent of pressing on a cloud. Since this has the optical switches so I'm sure this board won't die on me soon, and if it does, I'll just swap them out! Like the WASD one color, then the crouch/reload/use item etc buttons lit as different colors, and then keeping the rest of the board dark. About the case, the keyboard is partially made of plastic, a decision that clearly span from the desire to keep the cost as affordable as possible.