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Found one in my grandpa's attic. Cleaned it, it's brilliant. Sounds like a mechanical keyboard, and feels more like a mechanical than an actual mechanical I could use. For those that use the Windows Key to close out of fullscreen stuff, Ctrl + Esc does that. Feels and is very sturdy. The feet rest perfectly on my flat desk, so it never wobbles. The feet also have 3 heights, and the system of lighting up to show if you pushed NumLock, CapsLock, or scroll lock is near perfect. Visually it looks good, white keys please my eye, and you'll notice some non character keys are greyed, I like that, adds more color. I use it for my day to day stuff, even gaming. In fact, this review was written on it. I love the way the keys feel and how pushing them feels. I personally love the noise it makes, that was in fact the reason I got it. All of the buttons are a good size for my fingers, I can put then squarely in the middle of a smaller key and not even touch the ones next to it. None of the keys feel awkward, another keyboard I have has a tiny backspace, this is a non-issue here. The enter key makes it's own satisfying noise which I like. I would love to know how old it is though, so if anyone knows please tell me. My ONLY complaint is that because of PS2 connector, I cannot pull it out of my PC (While it is turned on) without bricking the Motherboard. However, that goes for any PS2 thing. Just be careful, and this keyboard will serve you well. Just keep it clean. And if you want it white, use RetroBrite, the 8BitGuy (youtuber) has a good tutorial on the stuff.Read full review
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The caps lock LED is very bright. The feel is tactile, non-clicky. The feet are very sturdy and adjustable. It tends to yellow, but that can be fixed for a few years by applying hydrogen peroxyed, TAED and UVA light (a.k.a retrobright) :) Red and green touch labels are quite original :)
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