Metadot Das Keyboard Professional Model S Mechanical Keyboard
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 Rating: Review Date: 12/16/10 |
Metadot Das Keyboard Professional Model S Mechanical Keyboard
Cons:
The scroll lock LED doesn't work, not that it matters...Weird sound similar to a water heater being struck follows after striking a key (especially enter).
Pros: Clicky! Full n-key roll over, high response, sleek and crisp look, feels sturdy and durable. |
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Rating: Review Date: 11/04/10 |
Metadot Das Keyboard Professional Model S Mechanical Keyboard
Cons:
- Absolutely nothing
Pros: - Excellent feel with every key pressed- Everything is aesthetically pleasing from start to finish- There's nothing to complain about Comment:
This keyboard is simply wonderful. Each key press makes a nice clicky sound, and the feeling of typing on this keyboard is wonderful. I especially like the simplistic yet sophisticated look this keyboard brings to the table.This keyboard is definitely worth what it costs. There's really not much else to say. |
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Rating: Review Date: 09/19/10 |
Metadot Das Keyboard Professional Model S Mechanical Keyboard
Cons:
Expensive
Pros: Amazing Clicky SoundQuality Comment:
I was skeptical whether to buy this or not, but I went ahead and took the lunge seeing as this was my first mechanical keyboard. It was well worth it, the quality is much better than conventional keyboards. |
I bought this as I was tired of keyboards wearing out in no time, or having awkward delays, or only allowing you to press up to 3 keys at once, and so on. Every single keyboard I have bought has come with some sort of annoying quirk - until now. Typing has never felt better and I don't regret going beyond my $30 keyboard limit by any means - I've spent more on bad keyboards combined than I did on this thing, and I can definitely see it lasting long enough to pay for itself in that respect.The only slightly irritating thing is the odd sound I described above, which is almost like an echo within the keyboard lasting a few seconds after the last stroke.. I've gotten used to it though - the thing is supposed to be loud anyway!