URage “Exodus 860 Mechanical” Gaming Keyboard Blue Keys, US Layout Wired

URage “Exodus 860 Mechanical” Gaming Keyboard Blue Keys, US Layout Wired Description:

For gamers who desire a high-performance keyboard with a tactile and clicky typing experience, URage has created the “Exodus 860 Mechanical” gaming keyboard with blue keys and a US layout that is wired. It has Outemu Blue switches, which are renowned for their tactile feedback and clear, clicky sound. Additionally, the keyboard features fully RGB backlighting with 16.8 million customisable colours.

The following are some of the main characteristics of the US Layout Wired URage “Exodus 860 Mechanical” Gaming Keyboard Blue Keys:

• Mechanical Outemu Blue switches that can withstand 50 million keystrokes
• 16.8 million colour full RGB backlighting with numerous modes
• Anti-ghosting via rollover of N keys
• On-board memory integrated into programmable keys
• Keys for multimedia
• Detachable magnetic wrist support
• Win lock feature
• suitable with Windows XP, Vista, 8, and 7

For gamers seeking a high-performance mechanical keyboard with a tactile and clicky typing experience, the URage “Exodus 860 Mechanical” Gaming Keyboard Blue Keys, US Layout Wired is a fantastic choice overall. Given that it has numerous features that are usually available on more costly keyboards, it is also a fantastic value for the money.

Before acquiring the URage “Exodus 860 Mechanical” Gaming Keyboard Blue Keys, US Layout Wired, take into account the following extra factors:

• Because of their extreme loudness, the Outemu Blue switches might not be appropriate for usage in calm spaces.
• Because it isn’t tenkeyless, gamers looking for a small keyboard could find it unsuitable.
• PBT material is more durable than ABS plastic, which is used to make the keycaps.

Overall, for gamers seeking a high-performance mechanical keyboard with a clicky feel, the URage “Exodus 860 Mechanical” Gaming Keyboard Blue Keys, US Layout Wired is a good choice. It’s crucial to remember that blue switches can be noisy, therefore they might not be appropriate for usage in peaceful areas.