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This is not a mechanical keyboard but it feels pretty close to one considering this is still in my opinion a membrane keyboard. It has good weight and also does not flex. (Flexing is not an issue, but lets be real we're all gamer and sometimes we slam the keyboard after dying in our games) Back to the "rage quit slam". This keyboard is durable. None of the keys came off from a slam. MSI advertise that this is also water resistant. Fortunately for me I haven't had to test this claim yet.

Feature packed too many to name.

I've been on an MSI Stealth laptop for years. My new upgraded desktop, complete with Acer monitor is like I've cleaned a nasty, dirt-covered window for the first time. It's fluid image and detailed picture is stunning, and it's size can block all peripherals if you allow it, granting complete focus on whatever task performed.

Color, refresh rate, response time,

Key was emailed fast and worked fine.

Great price 144 hz which is easy to set on your PC Nice colors and good response time

Good widescreen, good graphics, versa mounting, and that the rgb can be turned off.

I love the story line, the graphics is smooth, sound effects are awesome and challenges are not for the weak of will.

Quick code delivery to email

Easy to assemble, colorful, great size, sturdy, best wheels,

Hatsune Miku themed USB-A to C keyboard. Three keyboard angle settings. Flat, low, and a surprisingly comfortable high angle. Responsive keys with a satisfying feel and pleasing amount of audible feedback when hit. Two options for connectivity. USB AND a wireless receiver. Comes with a few additional keys and a key puller. Also includes several switches for replacement if needed.

This monitor is insane! Rgb stripe layout fixes text clarity for people who had that issue. Blacks are abyss black. Colors and brightness are even better than on my pg32ucdm3. I pulled it out the box put on monitor arm and colors and everything is at factory defaults and it looks incredible!

- Not having a cord to limit movement or trip on is nice - The pull-down mic is a nice touch, and it has turned on and off reliably so far (less than a month, though, so don't assume anything there) - The range is decent but not amazing. I didn't know what to expect, but I can only travel a small portion of my house without losing signal. It's still a much better range than a wired headset, and it's no issue for using it with my desktop, but I tend to lose signal even one room away