Durgod
SKU: K310_UK_WH_*_DS

UK Durgod Taurus 310 Programmable MX Keyboards Cream White

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UK Durgod Taurus 310 Programmable MX Keyboards Cream White

Platform PC
Brand Durgod

5 reviews for UK Durgod Taurus 310 Programmable MX Keyboards Cream White

  1. Yvan –

    Switch Type: CHERRY MX Brown   Layout: United Kingdom

    GB

    Ordered as my first real mechanical keyboard after trying multiple type of keys in shops, and not disappointed about this.

    No BS keyboard, no RGB or software necessary, just plug in and enjoy the typing on something that looks clean retro.
    Feedback and build quality feels great after a few months of use, had no issue with delivery or order.

    Would recommend.

  2. Anonymous –

    Switch Type: CHERRY MX Silent Red   Layout: United Kingdom

    AE

    Excellent keyboard! Ideal for roleplaying an early 1990s IBM employee, but with quieter keys. I should also mention that customer support was excellent – there was a minor shipping issue, not Keyboardco’s fault, and it was resolved very quickly and professionally. No complaints!

  3. Anonymous –

    Switch Type: CHERRY MX Blue   Layout: United Kingdom

    GB

    Silver linings and all that, working from home during the pandemic I can finally have the noisy keyboard I always dreamed of without bothering my co-workers. I love it, every click is like music to my ears.

    There aren’t many options for a white cream keyboard in UK layout with cherry blue switches so I bought this one mostly because I couldn’t find any others. I am not disappointed, however. It is understated in appearance but looks great with a fresh set of key caps. Feels solid and the switches are perfect, recommended!

  4. Faith Cox –

    Switch Type: CHERRY MX Brown   Layout: United Kingdom

    GB

    I purchased this as my first mechanical keyboard, and Im not disappointed.

    I needed a full key layout for work, so a custom was out of the question! I picked this after reading some reviews, and its a dream.

    The MX Browns are slightly pingy, but thats the nature of the switch as they are tactile, not a fault of the keyboard.

    The keyboard has a nice weight, lovely sound, and feels very well made. The keycaps themselves have a very soft, velvety feel and are great for the average typist.

    Thanks Keyboard Co!!!

  5. Strangely –

    Switch Type: CHERRY MX Brown   Layout: United Kingdom

    GB

    This is a well made piece of kit. It’s weighty and just sits on the desk with no movement at all.
    I have the light grey one with MX brown keys. It’s the 1st time I’ve had a keyboard with mechanical switches since some old business ones back in the 1990s, so with the retro look I feel 25 years younger!!
    The coloured keys are good for visual separation by block. The keys have a nice positive touch, maybe a tad too firm for me in retrospect, so we’ll see as I’ve only had the thing a week. I’ve had RSI before from my previous programming work, but it’s much reduced now.
    The font on the keys is clear and legible. There are no weird dragon fonts or anything. You just look and there stuff is with zero points of distraction. I don’t know how long the actual text will last, but since the keys are easy to replace it’s not an issue at present.
    The cabling is thick and feels robust. I particularly like the plug-in method of attachment for the USB3 which provides extra side support once it’s in. It ensures the socket won’t have side loads leading to circuit board breakage which I’ve experienced and had to fix on laptops.
    The dust cover is a nice bonus, really nice actually.
    I tried the Zeus software, which I downloaded from Keyboard Co. It immediately upgraded to v.1.0.2.2 so maybe Keyboard Co could ensure to have the latest version linked? To be honest, in my current capacity I can’t see a reason to use it, though I checked and programmed a key combo (Alt+O) to fire up Microsoft Outlook, which works.
    Reasons:
    1. I got the keyboard as I only have access to a laptop currently and the keyboard keys are starting to fail. A UK spec replacement is almost the same cost as this DURGOD or a Cherry equivalent and on my laptop the keyboard plane is the very last thing to come out of the laptop, so I deemed it too much work and risk. When I get back to my big box I’ll plug it in there.
    2. I’ve just used cheap membrane keyboards before this because of their cost as I thought I might be a bit accident prone with coffee. However, I thought I’d try mechanical switches as the membrane ones I replaced annually because keys started failing and the coffee situation never actually arose!! The cheap ones have a lot of variability in key layouts which is annoying – I like the separate ‘cash register’ number section and the wide spaced arrows and home-end sections. It’s what I’m used to, so I don’t have to hunt….
    3. I was actually after a Cherry keyboard, but first the fixed cable put me off and then, on closer inspection, the reversed key upper shift notations of Cherry put me off. I never knew about that until I saw photos. I just wanted a bog-standard layout with nice clear font. This supplies it all admirably.

    All in all, a good keyboard. Worth it. Buy one. Just consider what strength keys you might need.

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5 reviews for UK Durgod Taurus 310 Programmable MX Keyboards Cream White

  1. Yvan –

    Switch Type: CHERRY MX Brown   Layout: United Kingdom

    GB

    Ordered as my first real mechanical keyboard after trying multiple type of keys in shops, and not disappointed about this.

    No BS keyboard, no RGB or software necessary, just plug in and enjoy the typing on something that looks clean retro.
    Feedback and build quality feels great after a few months of use, had no issue with delivery or order.

    Would recommend.

  2. Anonymous –

    Switch Type: CHERRY MX Silent Red   Layout: United Kingdom

    AE

    Excellent keyboard! Ideal for roleplaying an early 1990s IBM employee, but with quieter keys. I should also mention that customer support was excellent – there was a minor shipping issue, not Keyboardco’s fault, and it was resolved very quickly and professionally. No complaints!

  3. Anonymous –

    Switch Type: CHERRY MX Blue   Layout: United Kingdom

    GB

    Silver linings and all that, working from home during the pandemic I can finally have the noisy keyboard I always dreamed of without bothering my co-workers. I love it, every click is like music to my ears.

    There aren’t many options for a white cream keyboard in UK layout with cherry blue switches so I bought this one mostly because I couldn’t find any others. I am not disappointed, however. It is understated in appearance but looks great with a fresh set of key caps. Feels solid and the switches are perfect, recommended!

  4. Faith Cox –

    Switch Type: CHERRY MX Brown   Layout: United Kingdom

    GB

    I purchased this as my first mechanical keyboard, and Im not disappointed.

    I needed a full key layout for work, so a custom was out of the question! I picked this after reading some reviews, and its a dream.

    The MX Browns are slightly pingy, but thats the nature of the switch as they are tactile, not a fault of the keyboard.

    The keyboard has a nice weight, lovely sound, and feels very well made. The keycaps themselves have a very soft, velvety feel and are great for the average typist.

    Thanks Keyboard Co!!!

  5. Strangely –

    Switch Type: CHERRY MX Brown   Layout: United Kingdom

    GB

    This is a well made piece of kit. It’s weighty and just sits on the desk with no movement at all.
    I have the light grey one with MX brown keys. It’s the 1st time I’ve had a keyboard with mechanical switches since some old business ones back in the 1990s, so with the retro look I feel 25 years younger!!
    The coloured keys are good for visual separation by block. The keys have a nice positive touch, maybe a tad too firm for me in retrospect, so we’ll see as I’ve only had the thing a week. I’ve had RSI before from my previous programming work, but it’s much reduced now.
    The font on the keys is clear and legible. There are no weird dragon fonts or anything. You just look and there stuff is with zero points of distraction. I don’t know how long the actual text will last, but since the keys are easy to replace it’s not an issue at present.
    The cabling is thick and feels robust. I particularly like the plug-in method of attachment for the USB3 which provides extra side support once it’s in. It ensures the socket won’t have side loads leading to circuit board breakage which I’ve experienced and had to fix on laptops.
    The dust cover is a nice bonus, really nice actually.
    I tried the Zeus software, which I downloaded from Keyboard Co. It immediately upgraded to v.1.0.2.2 so maybe Keyboard Co could ensure to have the latest version linked? To be honest, in my current capacity I can’t see a reason to use it, though I checked and programmed a key combo (Alt+O) to fire up Microsoft Outlook, which works.
    Reasons:
    1. I got the keyboard as I only have access to a laptop currently and the keyboard keys are starting to fail. A UK spec replacement is almost the same cost as this DURGOD or a Cherry equivalent and on my laptop the keyboard plane is the very last thing to come out of the laptop, so I deemed it too much work and risk. When I get back to my big box I’ll plug it in there.
    2. I’ve just used cheap membrane keyboards before this because of their cost as I thought I might be a bit accident prone with coffee. However, I thought I’d try mechanical switches as the membrane ones I replaced annually because keys started failing and the coffee situation never actually arose!! The cheap ones have a lot of variability in key layouts which is annoying – I like the separate ‘cash register’ number section and the wide spaced arrows and home-end sections. It’s what I’m used to, so I don’t have to hunt….
    3. I was actually after a Cherry keyboard, but first the fixed cable put me off and then, on closer inspection, the reversed key upper shift notations of Cherry put me off. I never knew about that until I saw photos. I just wanted a bog-standard layout with nice clear font. This supplies it all admirably.

    All in all, a good keyboard. Worth it. Buy one. Just consider what strength keys you might need.

Only logged in customers who have purchased this product may leave a review.

Overview

The Durgod 310 is a full size keyboard with Cherry MX switches, and it’s fully programmable apart from the Fn key, via Durgod’s Zeus Engine (DZE) software.

The keycaps are 2 different shades of double-shot PBT with black legends, a double shot keycap instead of having it’s legend lasered or printed on to it, actually has the legend running through it like a stick of rock so it will never wear away.

Via the function key there are 7 media keys, and a customisable Win lock feature, the keyboard has a USB C port and come with 2 USB C cables, USB C to USB C and USB C to USB A (standard), also included is a velcro cable tie, a wire key puller, sticker and instructions.

  • 32-bit ARM Processor
  • 1000hz Polling
  • Windows key lock
  • Full N-key rollover (NKRO)
  • Independant macro editor
  • Independant profile editor
  • Double-shot PBT keycaps
  • Fully programmable except the Fn key
  • USB & USB C

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