Question 1

How loud / quiet is this keyboard?  Is there an audible click?

Accepted Answer

Neil,

It definitely has an audible click to it, but it is not the loudest keyboard that I've ever used.  I use it in a cubicle farm in a generally quiet office and no one has complained to me yet about noise.

Cherry does offer o-rings or some other switch modification that you can attach to the keyboard that quiets them down some.

Hope this helps.

Question 2

The picture does not look like ANSI american style (long left shift button, not L shaped enter button.) Does it look exactly like in picture or is it ANSI style?

Also it is red switches for sure?

Lastly, does it come with wrist rest or is it like in picture?

Accepted Answer

It is ANSI. The left shift isn't short as the picture shows. It's slightly shorter than the right shift but still about twice the length of the CTRL key. The enter key is rectangular (same as the left shift as far as I can tell).

Yes, red switches.

No wrist rest.

Question 3

Which G80-3850 is this? G80-3850LYBEU-2 (MX Red Keyswitch), G80-3850LSBEU-2 (MX Blue Keyswitch), G80-3850LUBEU-2 (MX Black Keyswitch) or G80-3850LXBEU-2 (MX Brown Keyswitch)

Accepted Answer

Mx reds. They're great with a lighter actuation resistance than Brown's.

Question 4

Can this keyboard support PS/2?

Accepted Answer

I'm not sure, I returned it because it didn't have a large "Enter" key

Question 5

Can you confirm that the keyboard has the larger "L shaped " enter key and larger backspace key? Thanks,

Accepted Answer

The keyboard does have a double-key sized backspace and enter key but the enter key is not 'L shaped'.  It is double horizontal on the main keyboard and double vertical on the number pad.

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