USA ND75 Mini Tri-Mode RGB Hot-Swap Linear LCD White Aluminium Keyboard
£109.00 inc. VAT
Available on back-order
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Platform PC
Brand KB Paradise
E. Baker –
Switch Type: Kailh BOX Jade Layout: USA
This is great, the only place I could find that was selling keyboards with box jade switches in the UK without having to build one yourself for at least twice the price! No having to order from America and wait weeks for it to arrive, and pay large import taxes once it does. They also offer a couple of other hard to find switches in pre-builts in the UK including other box switches. Comes with a few extra keycaps and a keycap puller as well as the USB cable connector. All in all exactly what I was looking for and a great keyboard!
Anonymous –
Switch Type: Gateron Brown Layout: USA
I’ve only just received the keyboard so this is a very nascent review. So far I can tell the build quality is sturdy and the key caps feel secure in their attachment to the switch. I have had the Cherry MX Browns for 5 years now, but the Gateron browns are much smoother with a more noticeable tactile bump in the mechanism. The dip switches on the back are easy to understand with the documentation, and KBParadise kindly provide a number of extra keycaps so that you can align your visual configuration with the programming setup (in the dip switch). Overall, early impressions are that its a very good minimal 60% keyboard!
SB –
Switch Type: Gateron Blue Layout: USA
I have been looking for a small portable mechanical keyboard for a while now as I’ve been using a full-sized one at home for a couple of years. A mechanical switch responds and feels so much better than a regular rubber dome switch.
I was torn between this and the FFKB68MCUKB which featured a UK layout and Cherry MX switches, but was larger in overall size and more expensive. After looking at an independant review between the Cherry MX and Gateron switches, the conclusion was that they might as well come from the same factory, as everything was the same except the colour of the casing.
I decided to go for the KBP-V60GTR-C as the US layout wouldn’t be such a big deal to me, but I needed the smaller size.
The keyboard comes with a key puller which does the job, but it’s a little chunky and not long enough to get both clips under all the keys. It also comes with a USB cable and alternate keycaps.
The blue switches have a great click sound and tactile feedback so there’s no need to follow through and bottom out the keys, which is something you’d might have to do with white, red, yellow, and black switches to be sure you’ve pressed it. For the tactile feel without the click there’s always the brown switches.
The alternate keycaps are useful as I need to access the esc key more than the ` and ~. Same goes for swapping the caps lock for fn (function).
The dip switches on the back of the keyboard help with changing which keys do what, as illustrated in the included manual. However, I have found these little dip switches to be less than willing to stay in one place when in transport.
My overall review is 5 star, but the little dip switches that managed to change themselves removes a star.
If you’re new to mechanical keyboards, and even the mini ones, consider this one as you’ve still got all the keys as a tenkeyless by using the function (fn) button(s).
Huge thanks to the Keyboard Co for supplying such a great selection of boards.
Anonymous –
Switch Type: Gateron Red Layout: USA
Even though it has a plastic chassis, it doesn’t feel cheap. But it’s not as sturdy as my Filco Majestouch 2 keyboard, but I didn’t exp cit it to be either.
I really like the layout and the Gateron Red is really smooth and I like them as much as the Cherry MX Red on my Filco keyboard.
I think it’s worth its money and I’m very happy with my newest addition to my family. 🙂