Durgod Taurus K320 TKL Mechanical Gaming Keyboard - 87 Keys - Double Shot PBT - NKRO - USB Type C (Cherry Speed Silver, White)

me falló una tecla hace unos meses, limpoando bien se arregló. Por ahora contento.

Regalo per mio figlio, è rimasto molto soddisfatto

Excellent Overall Mechanical Keyboard. Durgod hit all the right things for the price range, and this represents a great valueI am writing this review on my new Durgod K320 mechanical keyboard at the end of my first day with it. The K320 will continue to take a little getting used to to get back to my normal typing speed, but overall I am happy with my purchase. I was hesitant to purchase the K320, as I was disappointed with the feel of their Hades Keyboard and returned it within a day. This is definitely a higher quality keyboard, and I am keeping the K320. Shout out to “Bad Seed Tech” on YouTube, as I purchased this board based on his review and so far everything he covered has been spot on.The keyboard I purchased uses Cherry MX Clear switches, and they feel closer to a linear switch than I was expecting. This may be because my previous mechanical keyboard used Kailh BOX White switches, which include a much sharper bump due to their click bar design. I wish the tactile bump was sharper, but there is a slight enough bump to prevent me from bottoming out. The MX Clears are much quieter than the BOX Whites, which my officemates already appreciate. Being my first experience with MX Clears, the adage that they are “stiffer browns” appears to be very accurate. If you are looking for a more pronounced click, you should like at the BOX Whites I mentioned above, as the click bar design provides better audible and tactile feedback than the MX Clears do.The keycaps are excellent, with a slight texture but overall they feel smooth during normal typing with a nice curve at the top. They have a clean, well defined font bright white font which easily stands out in a dim lit room even without backlighting from the glow off the screen. They keycaps are lighter than shown in the pictures, but to me this is a good thing and the overall look of the keyboard is fantastic. I am glad Durgod chose to use quality, double shot PBT keycaps, especially in comparison to the keycaps that came with the Hades model. I will most likely order colored keycaps for the modifiers at a later date, but only for aesthetics as the keycaps that come with the board are excellent.There is a slight amount of rattle in the modifier keys and the spacebar, but not enough that it detracts from the overall typing experience with the board. The stabilizers are “stiffer” on the inside of the key closer to the board, with more wobble on the outer edge of the key which from my experience is normal with Cherry MX style keycaps. These are not perfect, but for a factory keyboard they are very good.

If you would like a cheaper keyboard with Cherry MX Speed Silver switches, then this keyboard is for you. The build quality is pretty good as they use PBT keycaps and the stabilizers are also pre-lubed from the factory. Overall I would recommend getting Black Gray as the cheaper option but if you want a slightly more expensive one you may buy this too.

Best looking, best price, best feel.This is my first "real" mechanical keyboard so maybe take my opinion for a grain of salt, but also understand where I'm coming from. I have used the same Razer Deathstalker (chiclet, membrane) keyboard for around 8 years.I haven't changed because I do not like mechanical keyboards. They have so much travel and it tires my fingers out and I feel like I cannot react fast enough while gaming. I've been searching for a wireless low profile chiclet mechanical keyboard but the best I could find was the Logitech g950 for $250. No thanks.Fast forward 1 million Google searches later and I decided I wanted to try a mechanical TKL to downsize the footprint on my desk. Eventually I stumbled upon this keyboard because it is the simplest looking with a great grey color scheme and minimal branding. Additionally, the board comes with mx speed silver switches which is what I was looking for. I chose these because of the short travel to mimic my 8 years of using a chiclet keyboard.Let me tell you... This thing is amazing to type on. No rattling (like I remember happening growing up as a kid when I heard mechanical keboards), amazing sound, smooth feel, and amazing build quality. It feels very substantial in the hand. It's compact but the layout isn't squished.Here's my advice. If you haven't reached the stage of building your own mechanical keyboard and are just looking to get started... look no further. As long as the switch is the feel that you want, this board is amazing. It's TKL, USB-C (I have a custom cable coming), affordable, and you can get almost any cherry MX switch paired with grey / black keycaps with or without rgb. What's not to love?