Amazon has
104-Key KOORUI Wired Full Sized Mechanical Keyboard (various) on sale for
$17.99.
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About this product:
- 26 dynamic backlighting effects with brilliant RGB
- 104 keys full size mechanical gaming keyboard
- Hot-swappable switches with six extra switches (two each of red, brown, and blue) for you to try different switch types
- Double-shot injection keycaps are fade-resistant and long-lasting
- Full-key anti-ghosting ensures every keystroke is registered
- 50 million times keystroke life test guarantees key's extreme durability
- Dual system fast MW control technology can achieve common multifunctional combination control under Apple and Microsoft systems, including multimedia control and volume knob
- Widely compatible with Win Vista/XP/7/8/10/11, MacOS, Linux
- Linear red switch: It's characterized by smooth typing, low noise, and low resistance. No tactile "bump" but responsive. If you immerse yourself in the game and don't want to disturb others, choose it!
- Clicky blue switch: Characterized by a loud sound and a strong mechanical feel, it is very suitable for gamers who loves clicking sound.
- Tactile Brown Switch: It combines the silence of the red switch with the tactile sensation of the blue switch, making it perfect for typists and gamers.
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Mechanical, hot swap and browns/reds are $2 cheaper than blue posted here!!!
Although the brown and red are $2 cheaper right now than the blue. The Blue has a 10% coupon that takes another $2 off that the other doesn't have. So i'm going with the blues.
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1. The keyboard is listed as weighing 2.46 pounds. In comparison, the Aula F87 Pro (TKL, 80% keyboard) weighs 3.23 pounds. So, the KOORUI probably sounds hollow and plasticky.
2. RGB is limited to built-in lighting effects that you can cycle through vs. per-key configurable.
On the plus side, one of the amazon reviews says that the keyboard uses regular 5-pin hotswap switches and not Outemu switches.
Edit- a YouTube video from Koorui official mentions that you can actually program per key RGB colors by entering a "programming mode," pressing each key to cycle through colors until you find one you like, and doing that for all keys… this sounds super tedious, but you can save up to 3 layouts this way
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The force seems a bit higher than the standard red-switch. The big plus on this keyboard to me is the volume adjust dial.
I don't care much about the RGB lights but they are cool and pulsates individually.
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