Xtrfy K4 TKL RGB Compact Mechanical Gaming Keyboard - UK Layout, Black

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Eurogamer.net is owned by Gamer Network Limited, a ReedPop company and subsidiary of Reed Exhibitions Limited. Minimalistic on your desk. Compact on the go. The K4 TKL is the tenkeyless version of the K4. Just as sturdy. Just as fast. Only smaller. MECHANICAL SWITCHES TRUSTED BY PROS. KitGuru says: We’re huge fans of the Xtrfy K4 TKL, there’s just so many design choices that we connect with and we love its simplicity. Xtrfy wanted to make a plug and play keyboard with great specs for an affordable price and we honestly think they have achieved that. One thing I really love about the Xtrfy K4 RGB keyboard is the triple-tone keycaps, especially the darker caps that take up the ‘TKL’ portion of the board – they seem to section off the keyboard in my peripheral vision. Xtrfy K4 Braided Cable with Red Accents

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Based on my testing, the chief advantages of the UHK over the Ergodox are two-fold: the closer-to-standard layout is easier to learn and the keyboard is more easily programmable, thanks to an excellent UHK Agent software. It is trivial to change layouts on the fly, with the small LED display in the upper left of the keyboard reminding you which layout is active. Windows, Mac and Linux are all well supported, with preset layouts for Qwerty, Colemak and Dvorak. Upon opening the box, there is not much to see other than some protective foam covering the front of the Xtrfy K4 TKL keyboard. Aesthetics Xtrfy K4 TKL Mech Keyboard - Retro Variant Switch settings and LED modes on the fly and say goodbye to cumbersome software. All adjustments are made directly on the keyboard. PRO-GRADE DURABILITY. You have the option of USB-C, 2.4GHz wireless and Bluetooth 5.0 connectivity, while both Mac and Windows systems are supported with keycaps for both in the box. The low profile switches are hot-swappable too, so you can use a wide range of replacements with different characteristics. I tested a model with low profile Gateron Brown switches, and found they offered a good blend of tactility and smooth, silent operation. Given its flexibility, quality and aesthetics, the Air75 is a superlative option for its price. Mechanical keyboards are now a mainstay of the gaming and programming communities, offering more customisability, better performance, improved longevity and just a better typing experience than your standard rubber dome keyboard. We've come a long way since these keyboards first hit the mainstream in 2010, and now there are thousands of different models available from brands big and small. But which is the best option for you?

Keeping in with that pleasant user experience theme, it's also a keyboard that offers a smooth and light keypress with Cherry MX Low Profile Red switches. The MacTigr also comes with full N-Key rollover so you can push down as many keys as you want, which is critical for some game genres and otherwise ensures no key presses go unregistered. The keyboard is also supremely built and should last for decades, which is nice. The XTRFY K4 RGB TKL certainly lives up to its expectations as being the eSports Pro choice with a balance of enough bling and handy features in a TKL form factor. While the highlights are focused around its barebones nature, some extra brownie points have to be awarded for the nice implementation of driver-less/software-less RGB and functions as well as t As well as these unique switches, the Huntsman Mini also sets itself apart with its Synapse software, which allows you to set intricate custom lighting modes - something impossible on keyboards that can only switch between a few preset effects. You can also synchronise your lighting with other RGB-encrusted Razer peripherals or supported Razer Chroma games, which is a nice bonus. With that, our recommendations come to an end. Of course, even if we chose 200 keyboards we'd still not scratch the surface of the many options available - so if we didn't cover your favourite keyboard, it's nothing personal. If you think we've missed a good option though, feel free to get in touch with me @wsjudd.

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Giaonhan247 cung cấp hình thức thanh toán đa dạng, quý khách có thể thanh toán linh hoạt bằng 1 trong 4 hình thức sau: While strapped into our battle stations, fingers at the ready, the XTRFY K4 RGB is no slouch when it comes to a barebones for anyone with a penchant for eSports. It looks great and stands out while staying true to the feel, sound and build quality we come to expect from decades of iterative improvements to mechanical keyboards. Note: The pictures of each keyboard show either a UK or US layout, but I've linked to the appropriate regional layout wherever possible - so don't worry if you see a keyboard with a different-sized Enter key than what you're used to! I’ll come right out and say it; The typing experience is nowhere near as refined as the Xtrfy K5 65% keyboard but what do you expect from a product that is purposely positioned to be cheaper and easier to access that its bigger (smaller) brother? Xtrfy K4 Close up The keycaps are ABS with a smooth surface which feels nice under the fingers. The lettering on each key is clean and crisp with no signs of feathering along the edges or bleed-through even on the brightest light settings. The keycaps are the standard MX style which means, should you want some customisation of your keys there are a plethora of options available to make your keyboard unique.Gamer Network Limited, Gateway House, 28 The Quadrant, Richmond, Surrey, TW9 1DN, United Kingdom, registered under company number 03882481. As with the Xtrfy K5 compact 65% keyboard we reviewed, the integrated RGB lighting is amongst the best in class bringing vibrant colours across the full spectrum of colours. Normally, I have something to say in the RGB lighting department but not with this keyboard. Xtrfy K4 TKL on the GP2 Mousemat It features minimal rounded bezel design with a nice incline and adjustable feet for one level of angle adjustment. The sturdy metal plate construction with a reinforced PCB and plastic housing gives it a nice solid weight and includes RGB lighting that is vibrant and smooth – Thanks to the LED mounted on the topside of the switch, directly under the keycaps as opposed to being on the PCB. Connection is via a braided USB cable that is fixed and centre mounted to the top of the keyboard. Out of all of the mechanical eSports keyboards I have reviewed recently, the build quality of Xtrfy mechanical keyboards has been second to none and no, I am not just saying that because they were kind enough to provide me with some samples to review, I am genuinely impressed by the attention to detail. Side view of the K4 Keyboard There are people who, let’s say…are of a certain age who will remember the IBM Model M which would ultimately lay the foundation of what we come to recognise as mechanical keyboards today.

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Watch the latest DF Weekly, where Digital Foundry staff discuss the hottest gaming technology news. Credit is provided by Novuna Personal Finance, a trading style of Mitsubishi HC Capital (UK) PLC, authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. Financial Services Register no. 704348. The register can be accessed through http://www.fca.org.uk Overall, the typing experience from the Xtrfy K4 TKL keyboard is still much better than anything else I have used in the segment. The stabs have some nice resistance and don’t sound echoey at all which is something I found to be a problem with the Roccat Vulcan TKL Pro. If you take a little time to tape-mod the keyboard and lube the switches, I could almost bet that this keyboard would beat anything else for the price. The K4 is, in my opinion, a well-constructed keyboard that has a decent weight to it without being overbearing as well as rubberised pads and extendable feet meaning it’s not going to go slipping around your desk during those clutch gaming moments. Xtrfy K4 Keyboard - RGB Testing Since we released the world’s fastest gaming keyboard in 2015, Xtrfy keyboards have won everything from awards from reviewers to esports Majors. From our first RGB keyboard, K2, to the new Project 4 series. Our goal remains the same: to make pro-level performance available to gamers of all levels.Approved by elite gamers, Xtrfy’s pro-grade keyboards come equipped with red mechanical key switches. Lighter touch, faster actuation and a lifetime of 70 million keystrokes. UNLIMITED ACCURACY FOR SPLIT-SECOND REACTIONS. Trusted by professional gamers around the world, Xtrfy’s range of mechanical gaming keyboards brings you the performance needed for the highest level of competitive play. With the build quality to last for years of gaming. Browse all models below and find the right keyboard to elevate your game. If you can get on with the relatively restrictive 60 percent size layout, then this innovative indie keyboard is well worth a look. To answer this question, we've tested more than a hundred keyboards over the past five years, including wireless and low profile models, modular keyboards offering deep customisation and high-end premium keyboards with unique features and eye-catching designs. Whether you're looking for the ultimate gaming keyboard, a surprisingly solid budget offering or just something to code on, we've got you covered. Let's take a look at the 15 best mechanical keyboards on the market, all tried and tested by Digital Foundry.