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Rosewill Helios RK-9200 Mechanical Keyboard Review @ TechwareLabs.com
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 Whether you`re typing up an essay, simply scrolling through a web page, or gaming your night away, more often than not, these activities in some way involve your keyboard. This vital utility can come in every size and shape imaginable, and most of us have extremely personal preferences when it comes to what it is we type on. Today for review, we have the Rosewill Helios RK-9200 mechanical keyboard. This portable, dual-illuminated, Cherry MX Black equipped keyboard comes with many surprises, and starts at around $139.99. Lets take a closer look."
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CM Storm Quickfire Stealth Mechanical Keyboard
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Cooler Master has been building mechanical keyboards under its CM Storm line for the last couple of years. They started with the small Quickfire Rapid, and moved over time to larger designs, but Cooler Master’s newest design harkens back to the original Quickfire Rapid, bring improvements on its design and giving it sleek exterior with no markings on the tops of its keys. The question that Benchmark Reviews aims to answer though is whether Cooler Master improved enough to justify the extra cost or are users better off going with the original Quickfire Rapid.
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Azio Levetron Mech5 Mechanical Keyboard Review @ HiTech Legion
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The Azio Levetron Mech5 mechanical gaming keyboard has all the features you would expect from a gaming keyboard. In fact, the Azio Levetron Mech5 keyboard goes one step further to ensure that any type of gamer can customize the Mech5 to their own personal taste and needs. The modular design of the Mech5 makes it a better keyboard than I would have expected, during normal use for typing (as I am doing now) all the modular pieces can be removed to give the keyboard a clean stream lined feel. Then, when it is time to get serious and break out the big guns, I snap on the extra modular parts and have as many customizable macro keys as anyone would ever need. The Mech5 has 5 macro keys built on to the main keyboard, and each one has a switchable dual function. Then add in the six key top piece and the entire number pad and you have some serious fire power."
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CM Storm QuickFire Stealth (Cherry MX Blue) Keyboard Review @ HiTech Legion
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The CM Storm QuickFire Stealth is a compact mechanical keyboard. The QuickFire Stealth gets its small size by eliminating the often unused number pad. CM Storm uses high quality Cherry MX switches providing for a lifespan of 50 million keystrokes. One of the features that are unique about the QuickFire Stealth is that the keycaps do not have the characters printed on the top of them instead they are printed on the front of the keycaps. The keyboard board is coated with rubber and features a steel plate to add even more durability to the keyboard. You can remove the braided cable off of the keyboard for easy transport, plus there are keyboard shortcuts for turning off the windows key and Multimedia controls./"
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SE833 Heart Rate Monitor with PC Download Review
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The Oregon Scientific SE833 Heart Rate Monitor Watch is a very useful gadget for people which are constantly working out and it also comes with PC Sync capabilities via the included USB dongle.
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Eagle Tech Neptor Foldable Portable Bluetooth Keyboard
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"I know many people still hate the on-screen keyboard on their devices, with tablets it has become easier but it still isn’t the same as a regular hardware keyboard that’s for sure. Many companies have come out with solutions to this problem and Eagle Tech is one of them with their recent launch of the Neptor ET-KB300BF-WH foldable Bluetooth portable keyboard which I have for review today. This keyboard is very stylish with leather inlays on the back of it, and of course it folds up to a small and portable size so you can just put it in your case or bag to take with you as needed. The keyboard is Bluetooth and I’ve found it works with most devices, it has built-in rechargeable battery that should give you up to thirty hours of use on a single charge. When folded it’s about six inches long and then doubled when unfolded, so it’s not exactly tiny like other keyboards of this type on the market today, which is one of the things I like about it, it’s a nice big keyboard for usability purposes but not too big as to be overly bulky. So read on to learn more… "
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ROCCAT Isku FX Multicolor Gaming Keyboard Review
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So while the Isku FX really is a good keyboard without any obvious faults in terms of gaming, there`s not quite enough here for me to want to drop 100 bones on it. That`s the price territory of the much sturdier and much more mechanical Corsair K90, CM Storm Trigger, and the Rosewill RK-9000. For quite a bit cheaper, you can get any number of non-mechanical keyboards from Logitech, Razer, SteelSeries, and others."
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Truly Ergonomic Mechanical Keyboard Model 207 @ LanOC Reviews
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When it comes to ergonomic keyboards there are only a few to pick from and, for the most part, all of those are rubber dome keyboards. Ergonomic mechanical keyboards are really limited to two different models, one being the Truly Ergonomic. Today we are going to take a look to see how it compares to everything I have tested to date. I expect an adjustment period just to its shape alone, but as a writer by trade I am very curious how it will affect me day to day. The gamer in me is just as curious on how it will perform in game as well. Lets take a closer look."
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SteelSeries APEX [RAW] Keyboard
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The SteelSeries APEX [RAW] Keyboard arrived Technic3D. Introducing the SteelSeries Apex [RAW], a sleek, low profile gaming keyboard. Designed for quick reflexes, it features low profile, low action keys, The raised macro keys above the F- keys enable you to simply slide your finger from the macro key down to the F-key for devastatingly fast key combinations.? Technic3D will see the complete functions in the following Review."
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MSI GK-601 Backlit Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Review @ Legit Reviews
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The GK-601s appearance is modest, but subtly aggressive, and distinctively MSI. The GK-601 is one of MSIs two new mechanical keyboards. The other is the CK Series which has a blue trim and fewer features than the GK-601. Both keyboards share the same 104 key layout, Cherry MX Red mechanical switches, key rollover, and multimedia keys via an Fn modifier key. What the GK-601 has that its little sibling doesnt are individually backlit keys, programmable macros, five profiles supported by on-board memory, a braided cable, and USB and audio ports..."
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Eagletech Neptor Foldable Bluetooth Keyboard @ LanOC Reviews
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Eagletech may be one of best kept secrets at our LAN parties, generously providing many of their Zen headsets under the brand name Orion as prizes. As we saw at CES this past January, Eagletech has a wide variety of portable accessories, the majority utilizing Bluetooth, in store for 2013. Weve received the first of many teased during a private showing in Vegas this winter, the Neptor Foldable Bluetooth Keyboard, just in time for an editor hungry to take productivity on the road."
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Corsair Vengeance K95 Fully Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Review @ Pro-Clockers
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Today, we are checking out the Corsair Vengeance K95 mechanical gaming keyboard. As you may have already known, Corsair ventured into gaming peripherals quite recently. Although we might not be able to review and compare all of them, fortunately enough we were able to get our hands on Corsair`s newest high-end keyboard, the K95. We are thankful will get a chance to review the K95 as I am typing on it now. Normally, mechanical keyboard are aimed for gamers. Well it seems like that nowadays. But with the new Corsair Vengeance K95, you can tell that it is geared towards every individual out there. The looks, the functionality and the quality says everyone from a gamer to a casual everyday typist would enjoy using the K95 doing what they like doing."
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CM Storm QuickFire Stealth Mechanical Keyboard Review
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In the end, after using the CM Stealth for over a week, I`m still using it at my desk. Its predecessor, the Trigger, which held the longest term at my desk, is just waiting for its turn back at home. If you know me well, or at least have read a few keyboard reviews from me, then you know it is a pretty big deal for a numpad-less keyboard to still have a spot at my desk. I`m a big one to complain about not having my numbers, but something about this Stealthy board makes me happy. I love the look, especially without the red caps - just all blacked out. I do like how small it is; I can move it out of the way and use a much larger portion of my desk than I`m used to. It`s not Green switches - but knowing the option is out there keeps me happy and I am honestly considering buying one with Greens to be a full time unit at my desk."
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SteelSeries Joint Giveaway - Three 6Gv2 Mechanical Gaming Keyboards Up For Grabs
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Its already been 6 days since our 23rd giveaway but due to extreme workload and also because our giveaway with OWC was canceled due to shipping issues (for now anyways) we had to push forward our long awaited giveaway with our friends from SteelSeries. So because weve been planning this giveaway for quite some time now we decided to make something unique available for our readers and so today we will be giving away not 1 but 3 6Gv2 Mechanical Gaming Keyboards."
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