Womier K87 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Gateron Switch TKL Hot Swappable Keyboard Partitioned RGB Backlit Compact 87 Keys for PC PS4 Xbox (Brown Switch,White) (Brown Switch,White)

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The Womier K87 is fitted with Gateron switches instead of Cherry MX switches and I’m glad they did that. The gateron red switches are a treat (I'll be putting in silent corals soon) and the keycaps are extremely comfortable. But, if you’re typing and looking at from a standard viewing angle, it looks and blends together nicely. So, if you’re looking to future-proof your switch options in your mechanical keyboard, and can’t let go of that RGB flair, the Womier K87 is a unique, yet affordable choice for you.

There are a total of 18 lighting modes for you to choose from, each can be customized with its own colour, so knock yourself out. You’d mostly do this because you found a new switch that’s more of your preference, or you just want to replace a defective switch (e. I've been attracted to mechanical keyboards recently and have extensively looked at how to mod, make, and build them.

The Womier K87 is the 80% (size) variant keyboard, also known as TKL (tenkeyless), as opposed to the 60% variant, which is the K66. But you might want to switch to the Gateron Reds because that’s a switch that has a lower actuation force, granting faster key presses for aspiring gamers. Varmilo Malaysia sent us a whole slew of their newly-launched artisan mechanical keyboards in Malaysia.

The keyboard casing is made out of frosted acrylic (Polymeric Methyl Methacrylate by CNC technics), so it blends those RGB colours nicely to illuminate the entire case.

In addition, it would be helpful if you sell the acrylic palm rest separately by making the acrylic palm rest a sense of unity with three layers of lamination. It’s a board that I would prefer over any mainstream gaming brand keyboard out in the market right now.

The hot-swappable sockets make it great for future upgrading, supporting both 5-pin as well as 3-pin switches. Cooler Master today announced the Cooler Master SK622, which is a wireless mechanical keyboard that has a 60% layout. O. boxes, APO/FPO addresses, remote areas such as Alaska and Hawaii, and offshore addresses such as Puerto Rico and Guam. All you need to do is remove all the keycaps and switches, open up the board from the bottom, and remove the stabilizers.The ROG Azoth gaming mechanical keyboard had been the talk of town among keyboard hobbyists since its announcement. Angular design keys allow to use the keyboard more comfortably and fits in any environment whether it be for home use or using it for work purposes in your office. The board also has hot-swappable sockets, instead of having the switches soldered onto the board itself.

This is great if you’re new to mechanical keyboards, and want to have the option of upgrading/changing switches in the future. What this means is that you can easily just pull out the embedded switch, and replace it with another switch of your choice. There is a software for this keyboard, but it only allows you to change the RGB lighting profile, and that’s about it. The board itself has 136 LEDs, with 49 of them placed under the board itself to give it that side and underglow.Apart from its bedazzling aesthetics, the board is also very well built, making it a great mechanical keyboard to type on. If there is any defect or defect in the product you received, please contact us in time and attach video or picture description.