Reddit reviews Durgod Taurus K320 TKL Mechanical Gaming Keyboard - 87 Keys - Double Shot PBT - NKRO - USB Type C (Cherry Red, Space Grey)
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Durgod K320 Features a Sturdy case with adjustable feets so you can prop the keyboard up at an angle to relieve your wrists. (2 positions)Supports DURGOD Zeus Engine software : ( Upgrade your keyboard firmware on the go and set up complex macros or rebind keys as you wish)Two Different Cables : Type C To Type C USB Cable-3.3FT (1M) and Type-C to type-A USB cable 5.9FT/ (1.8M) ; Logo Sticker and keypuller included.Compatibility with Mac and Windows: Compatible with Windows 10, Win 8, Win 7, Win Vista, Windows XP and Mac OS (Might need to remap some key through the software) ; The keyboard is adapted for all environment, Home & Office use.
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Definitely not. Some of the older Logitech boards were solid with Cherry MX switches. I do like Logitech boards but they still wont compare to the other options out there. You can find boards with better switches and better keycaps. I used this DURGOD keyboard for quite a while and I really liked it. It's a solid build for the money, has nice keycaps, and is 10-keyless (if you're into that).
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It's funny, I had a little experience with Karabiner Elements from a month or so ago when I bought one of these with cherry mx reds as my second mech. Unlike my WASD, the Durgod didn't have DIP switches for moving the Win/Alt/Fn keys around, so I used KE to at least swap Win and Alt ('scuse me, Command and Option). It worked fine, but I had a bad time with the mech itself as it would spontaneously drop off of the USB bus several times a day. I got tired of unplugging/replugging it (and sometimes even having to swap to a different USB port) so I returned it. Honestly it left a pretty bad taste in my mouth, and KE sustained collateral damage as an innocent bystander, so I went ahead and deinstalled it.
But when the Koolertron 3-way functionality failed me, I began wracking my brain for a better solution for symbols than just using chords, and I remembered KE. I found the reference materials for it and discovered how powerful "complex modifications" are. So I built my own complex mods using the spacebar as a conditional modifier key, and it is really solid. So KE is back in m good graces :-)
I can't comment too much on the Gateron reds yet; I like them OK so far but have not done any serious typing practice with them yet (that's today's exercise). I will say that I do have o-rings installed on each key, so that will help a little with the noise I think. As to accidentally hitting keys...we'll just have to see.
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https://www.amazon.com/DURGOD-Mechanical-Interface-Tenkeyless-Anti-Ghosting/dp/B078H9CBX9/ref=mp_s_a_1_4?keywords=90%E2%80%99s+keyboard&qid=1557794401&s=gateway&sr=8-4&th=1&psc=1
Went with this! Didn’t want to go over the top with RGB or anything so just went with something simple, I like the retro design as well!
Please take a look at this link and this one.
I'm curious since this Durgod Taurus K320 keyboard seems to have 2 sets of keycaps which differ in fonts (notice the Caps Lock, Shift and Enter). I currently own one with the same fonts as the white keyboard shown in the first link, but I wonder what makes the difference between these 2 keycap sets. Are they different versions of the same model (one released after the other in terms of date)? Or were they both released at the same time but are determined by the switch type or keycap color you choose (for example, in the amazon link, Brown/Silent red/Speed silver have the same keycap fonts, while blue/red have the other set of keycaps)?
I couldn't find any information on this and would appreciate any answer here. Thank you.