DURGOD Typewriter Mechanical Keyboard with Cherry Mx Red SwitchesUsb A/USB C to USB C Cable Pbt Keycaps Tenkeyless 87 Keys for Typist/Office (White)

El mejor teclado que he comprado. Si quieres empezar en el mundo de los teclados mecánicos, definitivamente este el teclado para hacerlo. El color esta muy bonito, ya llevo un año con el y no me ha dado ningún problema

This keyboard is great for gaming in my opinion, it is not too loud. It is quite heavy and sturdy and comes with both a usb type c and usb cable.

Bought for a friend, very happy.

I've owned many mechanical keyboards, varying from membrane and the cheap off-brand mechanical boards from China to the more expensive 'gaming' branded ones (Corsair, Logitech,etc). This keyboard, on the other hand, is simply on another level.If you've typed on a ducky keyboard, you'll realise that its premium, smooth feeling is inexplicable, especially since the board supposedly includes the same Cherry MX switches as your average $150 dollar option from Corsair. Well, the K320 feels very similar to the ducky keyboards; Durgod copies everything right about them, and also ships it with a nice, classic design that also somehow looks modern (if that makes any sense).Not only do the PBT keycaps feel outright amazing, they will last you a lifetime without wearing down as they are double shot, meaning they use two different pieces of plastic for a single keycap.Every stabilizer on the K320 is smooth, balanced and lubricated to perfection. The board is heavy, which adds to its already premium feel. Every little detail is done with precision, and it'll be incredibly difficult to find that you won't like from the K320-unless you get a defective unit.If you want a premium, heavenly feeling TKL mechanical keyboard minus all the flashy LEDs and the gimmicky features from an overpriced 'Gaming' keyboard, then look nowhere else.

Pros- Nice build quality (casing is plastic, but for $100 it still feels pretty solid)- Decent out-of-box keycaps.- Satisfying clack to most keys.- USB C! And the ability to rout the cable straight out or to either side! This is seriously so important, I don't want to buy a keyboard without USB C in 2019.Cons- The left shift key just doesn't feel very satisfying to press. Considering that many, many games use this key, it's something that I pretty much always notice. A lot of mechanical keyboards seem to have this problem and it's likely because of stabilizers, even though the stabilizers on this keyboard come pre-lubed and lack much play or rattle, the actuation of the left shift just doesn't feel as clacky and satisfying when you bottom out the switch. I've returned keyboards in the past over a very poor feeling LShift, though this keyboard's LShift isn't that bad. I can live with it. I just wish it felt better.- That's honestly about it. The default cables it comes with are very thick and a bit stiff but that isn't necessarily a con.It's a nice keyboard and I'm glad I bought it. I wish is that there was a CNC aluminum version (which would basically make this keyboard like an RGB-less CTRL clone) because that would be awesome. I also wish LShift felt just a little bit better, but it's definitely usable.Update: It's worth noting that with time and a bit of use, the LShift key has improved in feel a bit. Still not as good as can be had on some other keyboards, but very usable to the point it's a fairly minor complaint. This is one thing I think mech keyboard manufacturers as a whole could improve on though, stabilizer feel is a tricky thing but so essential.