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Cooler Master MasterKeys Pro S White LED Review
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 Cooler Master are back with another keyboard in their MasterKeys lineup – this time, it is the MasterKeys Pro S White LED. As the name suggests, the Pro S White LED is a ten-keyless board that features white-only backlighting – something which is almost a novelty given the ubiquity of RGB lighting these days. Is it worth the £79.99 price tag?
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HyperX's Alloy FPS mechanical gaming keyboard reviewed
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HyperX's Alloy FPS keyboard delivers a no-nonsense typing experience with Cherry MX switches. We put this pared-down mechanical keyboard under our fingers to see whether HyperX struck the right balance of solidity and simplicity.
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AZIO ARMATO Review @ Vortez
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Inside they have chosen to use the quiet/tactile Cherry MX Brown switches accompanied by red LED lighting and a selection of lighting effects. So it would seem that Azio are targeting those that consider LED back-lighting as a purely functional, no-nonsense feature. The red LED lighting is then set against a black anodized brushed aluminium top plate, that is then matched with a striking red mesh spanning from side-to-side. Despite its minimalistic design ethic, the Armato affords the gamer a selection of dedicated macro keys, media keys, FN commands, along with 100% anti-ghosting, ensuring that this keyboard provides competitive performance.
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Complete Huawei Watch 2 Product Briefing.
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Huawei will be offering two different models – the Huawei Watch 2 (available in Bluetooth-only, or 4G-capable versions), and the Huawei Watch 2 Classic. Check them out here!
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AZIO Armato Backlit Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Review
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Designed in City of Industry, California, Azio products are known for their unique, visually appealing designs that don’t trend towards normality. Their MK Retro keyboard is a great example of this, as it is a mechanical keyboard with a decidedly retro typewriter-esque design. Azio has recently begun making a push towards the PC gaming market with several product releases in the mechanical keyboard and mouse market. Currently, Azio develops products under their Lifestyle and Gaming labels, which will help users differentiate and find products suiting them. The Azio Lifestyle label includes Mac compatible keyboards and products aimed at traditional PC users, while the scope of their Gaming lineup is self-explanatory.
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Roccat Suora FX gaming keyboard review
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Roccat has been one of the top gaming peripheral makers for a long now and looks to continue that reign with its new board, the Suora FX. Built with the same RGB backlighting and mechanical functionality of its predecessors, the Suora FX goes the barebones route and tears off all the unneeded plastic to give you a compact, but versatile gaming board.
It is in essence, the Roccat Suora, but with RGB backlighting added to the mix. The FX is designed to be a full-size gaming keyboard, but with less of the waste and clutter of its competitors and contemporaries in the Roccat line up – while looking extra pretty.
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Azio Armato Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Review
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Azio Corporation says that their name derives from "A to Z, Input to Output", While their products are manufactured in Taiwan, they're designed in California (sound familiar?) In any case Benchmark Reviews has in hand their Armato Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, model MGK-ARMATO-01. As a single-color backlit mechanical keyboard with Cherry MX switches, it might seem as if there's little to distinguish it from the many other similar products available. But first appearances can be deceiving, as we'll find out in this review.
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Corsair K70 LUX RGB Keyboard Review
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No matter what type of keyboard you need, Corsair will have one for you. You can choose from a very broad array of products with a smorgasbord of mechanical switch types, lighting, and other features; from “fairly ordinary” to “has more computing power than your desktop rig did 10 years ago.” Benchmark Reviews has previously tested the K70 RGB Rapidfire gaming keyboard and found it to be a premium product; for this article we’re testing the Corsair K70 LUX RGB Cherry MX Red mechanical gaming keyboard.
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Drobo 5C Five-Bay USB-C DAS Review
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The latest offering from Drobo is the 5C, and we have it in the lab. Is this the external storage solution for you? Come and take a look."
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The Truly Ergonomic Mechanical Keyboard
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The Truly Ergonomic Keyboard in its current revisions 227 and 229 aims to get past the issues that plagued the predecessors to re-establish a loyal customer base. It features all new switches, updated firmware, support for niche keyboard layouts, full programmability and more in a form factor smaller than most keyboards.
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ROCCAT Skeltr Keyboard
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We have just posted our review of the ROCCAT Skeltr Keyboard. This is a membrane (non-mechanical) keyboard that throws in some pretty nifty features such as Bluetooth calling to your phone through your PC headset, a universal device dock, Bluetooth keyboard integration with your phone and more. It might not be perfect, but it is boldly going where I've never seen a keyboard go before - and it's solid. Check our review for more details.
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Logitech G213 Prodigy gaming keyboard
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The G213 keyboard is very well made, has a nice lighting implementation (if you’re into that sort of thing) that is fully customizable using Logitech’s software, and offers an experience that is very close to a mechanical option with the Mech-Dome keys. $69.99 might be a little high when you look at the increasing market for these under $100 gaming keyboards, many of which are using mechanical key-switches, but the G213 is an well-realized product, nonetheless."
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Cougar's gaming peripherals
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Our look at Cougar's gaming peripherals continues with a review of the 700K mechanical gaming keyboard inspired by "military stealth technology." This basically translates into a unique design featuring backlit LED keys (with Cherry MX switches) on an exposed aluminum structure promising a sturdy base as well as more efficient typing. It also comes with a built-in 32-bit ARM processor and on-board memory for user profiles and all those macros you're sure to cook up for all the programmable keys.
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Tesoro Gram Spectrum RGB Keyboard
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Another keyboard and another brand new mechanical switch, the Tesoro Gram Spectrum RGB Keyboard promises to deliver an optimized keystroke, fast response and accurate actuation - all while being low profile. Available in both white and black, it should be a perfect addition to any setup.
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HyperX Alloy FPS Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Review
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Over the last couple of years the gaming division of Kingston; HyperX has been working hard to bust into the peripherals market. Their products started off with mouse pads and headsets. In September 2016, the HyperX Alloy FPS was released. The HyperX Allow FPS features a compact, minimalist design to maximize desk space and portability. The keyboard features genuine CherryMX …
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