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EVGA Z15 RGB Backlit LED Gaming Keyboard w/ Silver Switches (Linear)
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Amazon.com has EVGA Z15 RGB Backlit LED Gaming Keyboard w/ Silver Switches (Linear) on sale for $49.99. Shipping is free.
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GameStop also has EVGA Z15 RGB Backlit LED Gaming Keyboard w/ Silver Switches (Linear) on sale for $49.99. Shipping is free.
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About this Keyboard:
- Hotswappable with Kailh Speed Silver Switches
- Per key RGB Lighting
- 32-bit Arm Cortex-M33 core USB microprocessor supporting 4,000Hz report rate
- Dedicated Volume Scroll Wheel, and Multimedia Keys
- Magnetic Palm rest
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Written by SubZero5 | Staff- Price Research: Our research indicates that EVGA Z15 RGB Backlit LED Gaming Keyboard w/ Silver Switches (Linear) is $33.50 less (43.51% Savings) than the next best price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $88.50.
- Reviews: This EVGA Gaming Keyboard receives 4.4 Stars out of 5 Stars based on over 100 Customer Reviews.
- Warranty: Backed by EVGA's 3-Year limited warranty
- Return Policy:
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Amazon.com has EVGA Z15 RGB Backlit LED Gaming Keyboard w/ Silver Switches (Linear) on sale for $49.99. Shipping is free.
GameStop also has EVGA Z15 RGB Backlit LED Gaming Keyboard w/ Silver Switches (Linear) on sale for $49.99. Shipping is free.
Thanks community member AmazonErrorKing for sharing this deal
About this Keyboard:
GameStop also has EVGA Z15 RGB Backlit LED Gaming Keyboard w/ Silver Switches (Linear) on sale for $49.99. Shipping is free.
Thanks community member AmazonErrorKing for sharing this deal
About this Keyboard:
- Hotswappable with Kailh Speed Silver Switches
- Per key RGB Lighting
- 32-bit Arm Cortex-M33 core USB microprocessor supporting 4,000Hz report rate
- Dedicated Volume Scroll Wheel, and Multimedia Keys
- Magnetic Palm rest
Editor's Notes
Written by SubZero5 | Staff- Price Research: Our research indicates that EVGA Z15 RGB Backlit LED Gaming Keyboard w/ Silver Switches (Linear) is $33.50 less (43.51% Savings) than the next best price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $88.50.
- Reviews: This EVGA Gaming Keyboard receives 4.4 Stars out of 5 Stars based on over 100 Customer Reviews.
- Warranty: Backed by EVGA's 3-Year limited warranty
- Return Policy:
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Clicky means that the keys are designed to create an audible click noise when the signal is sent to the computer, so you can hear and feel when you've pushed a key far enough to type a letter.
Linear is typically preferred for gaming, because if you need to do something like tap a key rapidly over and over, it's easier to just quietly slide the key up and down over that activation point. Clicky switches are sometimes preferred for typing (writing, coding, etc) as they give you clearer feedback and rhythm for typing quickly. You know if you miss a key etc.
Be aware that Clicky switches can be very loud and annoying if you have housemates, and are pretty much a no go in a shared office, as they tend to annoy other people that can hear them. There's also a type of switch called tactile that lets you feel when the switch activates without intentionally generating an audible click.
Linear, clicky and tactile switches are often referred to generally as Reds, Blues and Browns respectively, as those were the most common versions of those switches from the keyboard company Cherry. The versions on these EVGA keyboard are "speed" switches, which means you don't need to push the keys down as far to send letters to the computer, allowing you to spend less time and effort hitting each key, but it also means they may be too sensitive to rest your fingers on the keys etc if you're not used to it.
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This evga keyboard is actually a great value at $50 upon further research.
Edit: every review I've found for the z15 is overwhelmingly positive, and they're assuming a $90-130 price. The one distinct concern some have is that it uses ABS keycaps, but they're easy enough to replace with a nice PBT set for $30 or less. I'm curious if you've tried this model and have a different experience.
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Edit: every review I've found for the z15 is overwhelmingly positive, and they're assuming a $90-130 price. The one distinct concern some have is that it uses ABS keycaps, but they're easy enough to replace with a nice PBT set for $30 or less. I'm curious if you've tried this model and have a different experience.
However, these are my legitimate concerns;
-non detachable cable. cables go bad, but at $50 you could buy a different board down the line so it's not too bad
-the font, giant badge, and low profile case are ugly imo
-It's most likely quite difficult to modify even simple things like stabilizers, but this is not confirmed just an assumption based on other big brand boards like logitech, corsair, cooler master.
Overall I'm very impressed at $50. I say buy it.
Normally I'd say looks are subjective, but I feel like even EVGA must know how ugly that badge is on this keyboard
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Clicky means that the keys are designed to create an audible click noise when the signal is sent to the computer, so you can hear and feel when you've pushed a key far enough to type a letter.
Linear is typically preferred for gaming, because if you need to do something like tap a key rapidly over and over, it's easier to just quietly slide the key up and down over that activation point. Clicky switches are sometimes preferred for typing (writing, coding, etc) as they give you clearer feedback and rhythm for typing quickly. You know if you miss a key etc.
Be aware that Clicky switches can be very loud and annoying if you have housemates, and are pretty much a no go in a shared office, as they tend to annoy other people that can hear them. There's also a type of switch called tactile that lets you feel when the switch activates without intentionally generating an audible click.
Linear, clicky and tactile switches are often referred to generally as Reds, Blues and Browns respectively, as those were the most common versions of those switches from the keyboard company Cherry. The versions on these EVGA keyboard are "speed" switches, which means you don't need to push the keys down as far to send letters to the computer, allowing you to spend less time and effort hitting each key, but it also means they may be too sensitive to rest your fingers on the keys etc if you're not used to it.
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