Also, since i had the SteelSeries 7G keyboard, i sort of persuaded myself that i would not have much utility for another mechanical keyboard, as i had thought that the Brown MX switches would not really differ all that much from the Black MX switches in the SteelSeries keyboard. I have wanted to get the Filco keyboard for couple of months already, but i sort of put it on the backburner after getting the Apple Wired Keyboard ($35 AUD during special), which offered an amazing typing experience for 20% of the cost of the Filco keyboard that i wanted.
It is a shame that Unicomp can not find a good distributor to sell its keyboard in Australia, otherwise it would sure to have more fans in Oz. After using this keyboard for a couple of hours, it is obvious that the IBM Model M with its collapsing spring mechanism, is still the Stradivari of computer keyboards. Verdict: A good quality mechanical keyboard at a fairer price (compared to the Filco version). I reckon this thing should sell for no more than $80 AUD per unit. Not ergonomically designed (just like 90% of the mechanical keyboard on the market). Crappy cardboard packaging (the packaging make it look like a 10 dollars keyboard). Doesn’t have the same construction quality as the SteelSeries 6GV2 and 7G that i have used. Probably manufactured by the same manufacturer as the Filco keyboards. Designed by the same person whom designed the Filco Majestouch 2 Tenkeyless keyboard. BLUE LED indicator light on the CAPS LOCK and SCROLL LOCK Great key action with click (Cherry Brown MX) Its increased response times and extreme durability make the SteelSeries 6Gv2 the ultimate keyboard option for gamers.Price: $109 AUD (not including the $25 dollars delivery charge) The SteelSeries 6Gv2 features PS/2 and gold-plated USB connectors as well as 18K gold-plated mechanical switches with a switch lifetime of 50 million operations, more than 10 times the lifespan of a typical “membrane” keyboard.
#Steelseries 6gv2 korean keyboard layout series#
The SteelSeries G Series Keyboards redefine “anti-ghosting” features by supporting as many simultaneous key presses as there are keys on the keyboard. The SteelSeries 6Gv2, modeled after the award winning SteelSeries 7G keyboard, is the lower priced mechanical keyboard designed to improve the user’s ability to obtain more actions per minute than any other keyboard on the market.
#Steelseries 6gv2 korean keyboard layout full#
– Media controll for quick access to volume, mute and other audio controls Specificationsįor the full list of features and specifications etc. – Unrivaled lifecycle guarantees keyboard lifecycle of 50 million keystrokes
No-click mechanical switches ensure low latency and fast response. – Anti Ghosting allows as many simultaneous key presses as there are keys on the keyboard – Lower-priced alternative to the extremely well-renowned SteelSeries 7G Once again I get to spend an afternoon playing some games and typing away on another mechanical keyboard, the cut down version of my own 7G, the 6Gv2. With that in mind, you can understand why I was looking forward to this review. My personal gaming setup has a Steelseries 7G and I use a Zowie Celeritas while working. Have to say, I’m a big fan of the mechanical keyboard.
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