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Eric E.

Eric E.

Joined on 04/18/07

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Product Reviews
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Most Favorable Review

Not bad

AUSDOM 98Pro Silent Mechanical Keyboard,Wireless Hot Swappable Silent Keyboard with Backlit,Gasket Structure,Pre-lubed Tactile Switches,2.4GHz/Type-C/Bluetooth Custom Keyboard(Green & White-Silent)
AUSDOM 98Pro Silent Mechanical Keyboard,Wireless Hot Swappable Silent Keyboard with Backlit,Gasket Structure,Pre-lubed Tactile Switches,2.4GHz/Type-C/Bluetooth Custom Keyboard(Green & White-Silent)

Overall Review: Using the keyboard to write this review. My first "custom" keyboard, so i didnt really know what all the options were, although i did watch a few youtube videos about custom keys and keycaps first. Kind of a neutral review, bc most choices are a matter of preference. So, a few notes: 1) Keycaps are not "shine-through." All my past keyboards you could see the letters in the dark. This has backlighting but doesnt shine through the keys. Of course, because its custom, i can just buy some keycaps that are shine-through. Also, relating to compatibility, this has north-facing LEDs, which will be good for the new shine-through keycaps, but some people prefer south-facing LEDs. 2) About the backlighting, its just plain white. This keyboard never claimed to be RGB, and it isnt. I just assumed that it would be because all my past keyboards you could change it and i prefer a nice cool blue bc its not too bright when im gaming in the dark. My fault, and i dont think i can change that, which means i will still end up buying another keyboard at some point to find my "forever keeb." Overall, it has a nice feel while typing (assuming you like tactile switches), and it is pretty quiet, solid construction, so i gave it a 4.

Most Critical Review

Why doesnt it say what kind of slot it plugs into?

Creative 70SB073A00000-8 7.1 Channels 24-bit 96KHz Sound Blaster X-Fi Xtreme Gamer
Creative 70SB073A00000-8 7.1 Channels 24-bit 96KHz Sound Blaster X-Fi Xtreme Gamer

Pros: unknown

Cons: Not a review...just wondering is that a pci-x connector? do i need to start counting pins from the picture? why doesnt it say in the specifications?