Tt eSPORTS MEKA Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Black KB-MEK007US

Pros: Black Switches. Feels good. Sturdy while it sits on the desk

Cons: The keyboard is smaller than it looks. Also as others have mentioned, the keyboard layout will take some time to get use to.

Pros: This thing is built like a tank.

Cons: keys are a bit small, specially the "backspace" key, will take some time to get use to .

Other Thoughts: if you have fat fingers, consider going for a regular side keyboard.

Pros: It's Compact design is geat especially for those of us with massive mouse pads. The cable is thick and durable so for the few of us who still goto and throw lan parties this is great because you wont have to worry about the cable being worn down over time or setting something on it and it cutting through it easily.

Cons: The only real con i had with this keyboard was it took me a while to get use to it after using bigger keyboards but now that i have given it time its great so not really a con.

Other Thoughts: I liked the feel of the blue switches in the blackwidow better but mine wore out after only a year and this thing still works like new.

Pros: - Very solid construction

- 2 USB ports

- Thick cable

Cons: - Super bright LEDs for lock keys

- Weird keyboard layout

Other Thoughts: This keyboard is a great buy if you're looking for a keyboard solely for gaming. Its only problem is the odd layout of the question mark key and the shortened backspace - it may sound minor but typing papers on this is a nightmare. Just know what you want this for before you buy it

Pros: Good value, great quality very sturdy, cherry mx black keys allow it to be one of the quieter gaming mech keyboards, much cheaper than most other mech keyboards

Cons: price went to $59.99 with instant savings after i already bought it with rebate that i didnt end up sending in :( but it is a great value for the price

Other Thoughts: would buy again

Pros: Sturdy construction. Rubber feet don't allow the keyboard to slide at all (even on my glass desk). Has USB inputs on the back to plug any device you want. Comes with gold plated USB connector and ps2 attachment. Has anti ghosting and n key rollover technology. Has a very thick cord with a strap to provide support (because it is so heavy). Cherry Black MX switches (best switches for gaming but need the most pressure to actuate). Good for people who hit a wrong key sometimes while gaming and is good for when you double tap the same keys often. Fully mechanical and compact design (excludes windows buttons). Now I can fit my keyboard and mouse on the desk's slide out tray.

Cons: The compact design makes for some odd placement of the backspace, arrow keys and right side shift buttons. I find myself hitting the arrow keys when I want to hit shift. The keys feel a lot better than just a standard keyboard, but probably not as good as very high end mechanical boards. Because they are cherry black switches they don't feel as good to type on, and they don't make a sound that is reminiscent of a mechanical keyboard. There aren't extra buttons for macros...even though I don't use them anyways.

Other Thoughts: My first mechanical keyboard. Did quite a bit of research on the boards, but found one for a deal elsewhere. 95% of the time I just buy from Newegg though.

Overall, its a decent board for midrange buyers, but higher-end gamers and typers look for another board. and

Pros: Very sturdy construction. Even though it is a tad bit smaller, the MEKA stands up to the bigger boards from Tt and steelseries. without a doubt the best board I have used to date. Very strong and sturdy pop out feet as well. they latch down so good i had to get a paperclip to pop out the feet again. the cherry black switches feel amazing too, they have just the perfect amount of tactile feedback and are perfect for anyone who wants just that little bit of speed increase in their RTS or FPS games. This keyboard is a dream to type on, and the lights that are actually on the scroll/num/caps lock keys are a nice touch

Cons: The ONLY thing that is weird about this keyboard is the arrow keys are right under the enter key and the forward slash and question mark key are to the left of the up arrow key, at first this was weird, but after a week, you hardly even notice them being in different spots. I know they did this to conserve space and they did this remarkably well. I guess another thing would be that it doesn't have a wrist rest, but i already have a gel one and I don't really like the hard plastic rests, so this is really a con for someone else

Other Thoughts: I definitely recommend this board if you want a good all around board that is a smaller size and stands up to the other big names in mechanical keyboards out there.