✅【RGB Backlit 】: 16.8 Million Color combinations , multiple backlit mode ( Aurora, Ripple, Music, Rainbow , Waves, Gradient, Windmill, Spectrum and single light), no drivers needed. Plug & Play small form factor keyboard
✅【Gateron Optical Switches 】Gateron optical switches can be hotswapped at wish and replaced by other switches. Hot swap keyboard do not recquire you to solder / desolder switches. (Hot Swappable with Optical switches only)
✅ 【ABS Doubleshot keycaps】The GK 61 doubleshot abs stock keycaps , change them at wishes thanks to the keypuller included to the package.
✅ 【Macro recording & Other features 】 Record macros through the software, customize advanced features , personnalize function keys... Full Anti Ghosting Mode (NKRO).
✅ 【Compatibility with Mac and Windows】: Compatible with Windows 10, Win 8, Win 7, Win Vista, Windows XP and Mac OS , the GK 61 comes with a 60 inches USB Type C to Type-A cable. The keyboard is adapted for all environnement, Home & Office use, a small form factor for tiny spaces.
https://www.amazon.com/GK61-Mecha...e1e1cae508
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optical yellows, have the lowest resistance and this would be considered a "fast" keyboard for gamers.
Multiple youtube videos on it, endorsed by some pro gamers as well.
I have another version of it from Dierya (poo poo), which I was able to get for about 45 dollars with a sale and stacking coupon.
That being said, this was the first keyboard, I expected the price to come down to 59.99 base which is where all the other switches are generally at once the hype on the yellows died.
So this is a good deal relative to 79.99.
other "fast" optical options is they keychron k3 with optical swap white switches (but never in stock). RGB version I think is 84.99 but it's also 75% jkeyboard (Which I prefer)
Of course you coudl go double and triple the cost and hit the corsair or steel series pro stuff which actuate at 1.1 mm.
Bargain wise this is good relative to other options.
Logitech has no optical switch options.
There are red switch opticals available with Monoprices aether brand, Razer, Bloody, and a few others but yellows with 35 cn equivalent don't exist.
Of course figuring in form factor, if that's more important really limits options with equivalent switches.
For typers/business/work/school, I would avoid as most say too many typos since the keys are too sensitive.
Thumbs up.
optical yellows, have the lowest resistance and this would be considered a "fast" keyboard for gamers.
Multiple youtube videos on it, endorsed by some pro gamers as well.
I have another version of it from Dierya (poo poo), which I was able to get for about 45 dollars with a sale and stacking coupon.
That being said, this was the first keyboard, I expected the price to come down to 59.99 base which is where all the other switches are generally at once the hype on the yellows died.
So this is a good deal relative to 79.99.
other "fast" optical options is they keychron k3 with optical swap white switches (but never in stock). RGB version I think is 84.99 but it's also 75% jkeyboard (Which I prefer)
Of course you coudl go double and triple the cost and hit the corsair or steel series pro stuff which actuate at 1.1 mm.
Bargain wise this is good relative to other options.
Logitech has no optical switch options.
There are red switch opticals available with Monoprices aether brand, Razer, Bloody, and a few others but yellows with 35 cn equivalent don't exist.
Of course figuring in form factor, if that's more important really limits options with equivalent switches.
For typers/business/work/school, I would avoid as most say too many typos since the keys are too sensitive.
Thumbs up.
Looks like the Gateron whites are the non optical equivalent. Any idea where can I get those for cheap?
Looks like the Gateron whites are the non optical equivalent. Any idea where can I get those for cheap?
https://www.amazon.com/EPOMAKER-Hotswap-Keyboard-Spacebar-Mounting/dp/B0893YXHG2/ref=sr_1_3?dchild=1... [amazon.com]
https://www.amazon.com/EPOMAKER-GK64XS-Swappable-Mechanical-Programmable/dp/B08BZSFJS7/ref=sr_1_2?dc... [amazon.com]
(Or a Womier K66, or something similar)
And then get some Gateron clears (some sellers call them white, some call the clear) on the side. - should be easy to find, probably looking for 15-20 USD for 70 switches
eg: https://www.aliexpress.
If you get barebones, you'll need to get keycaps as well, so probably easier to get with switches and caps, and just change the switches. (might be able to make a few bucks flipping them even...)