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| Brand | CACKBIRD |
|---|---|
| Compatible Devices | Gaming Console |
| Connectivity Technology | USB Wired |
| Keyboard Description | Mechanical, Gaming |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Travel |
| Special Feature | Backlit, Ergonomic, Portable, Water Resistant |
| Color | Premium Black |
| Keyboard backlighting color support | RGB |
| Style | Modern |
| Product Dimensions | 11.4"L x 3.93"W x 1.3"H |
| product_dimensions | 12.2 x 5.43 x 1.57 inches |
|---|---|
| item_weight | 1.08 pounds |
| manufacturer | CACKBIRD |
| best_sellers_rank | #2,121 in Video Games ( See Top 100 in Video Games ) #13 in Mac Gaming Keyboards #161 in PC Gaming Keyboards |
| date_first_available | January 4, 2022 |
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Customers find the keyboard to be of good quality and value for money, with a nice compact design that feels good for gaming and typing.
Really decent product. The quality is great for the price; the switches are a bit loud but feel crisp, and the weight and size are spot on. I’d definitely recommend adding a shortcut for the Ctrl + Alt + Del combination (since it’s not the same as Ctrl + Shift + Esc) and you can't do that combination. Read more
Let me address the only downside of this keyboard immediately: yes, there is a distinct (and to a large extent, intentional) clickety-clack sound the keyboard makes when keys are depressed. It takes a bit of getting used to, and if you work in an environment with other people within earshot, it could disturb them. So if that's a problem, don't buy this keyboard. Otherwise, it is excellent. First of all, it worked perfectly out of the box, unlike the first 60% keyboard I tried. Secondly, the all-important arrow keys are intelligently and ergonomically arranged. The function key that you need to press to access the arrow functionality is right next to the arrow keys making it convenient to hit with your pinky while using the other fingers to arrow around, OR, they can be locked into the arrow function if you prefer. Most importantly, the up arrow is directly above the down arrow, as opposed to using the W-A-S-D keys as arrow keys as many of these keyboards do, where the W for up is a bit to the left of the S for down, which I find super annoying. Back to the keys themselves: as an old-school touch typist, the key feel is the closest I've ever found to the classic IBM Selectric typewriter, and there is an intentional clicking sound each key makes when it is pressed. This click occurs exactly when the key is depressed to the point of activation, and is meant to give audible feedback. If you've ever fumbled a keystroke and not been sure if you hit it or not, with this keyboard you can tell by the click. So I really like this keyboard, recognizing that it's a bit idiosyncratic and it may not be for everyone. But it is well designed and good quality, and saves me a lot of desktop space, so I gave it five stars. Read more
The media could not be loaded. Really good keyboard, Registers great. Only problem is its really loud. But overall really good for the price. Read more
Great keyboard for gaming it’s really loud ( I like how it’s loud ) it’s perfect a nice 60 percent keyboard it’s small and perfect for small fingers. Read more
At only $23, this is a fantastic keyboard, incredibly compact, mechanical and backlit. No non-senses or useless logos. I have been using it for a few weeks now, and can recommend it if you are looking for a good keyboard, that takes the minimum space on your desk. I don't do gaming, so I can't comment on this, but for regular use, this works great. I really like the feel of the keys -full size- and the lights are just perfect to work on low-light environments, not too bright, and not much light-bleeding in between keys, as I have seen in other budget keyboards. It is the first 60% keyboard that I buy for myself, and I have got to admit that it takes time to get used to it. I am a developer and I am used to have the numeric keypad, cursor keys and all the keys available on a full-sized keyboard that have been removed on this model. Of course you still have means to input all these characters, but it requires pressing extra keys. The most annoying one is the ~ character that requires 3 keys combined, but most people will never have to use this character in their life. I really appreciate the option to enable the cursor keys, at the expense of the right-side Alt, Ctrl, Win menu and /? keys. For everyday work, get a full keyboard if you have the desk space, but if your use is limited to browsing and typing mails, you can't go wrong with this little keyboard. The space saving is huge when compared with regular full keyboards, even the modern ones. There are of course better options out there, but they cost at least double the price of this one. Read more
I wanted a quiet keyboard and I didn’t read the description. I bought this and it’s make the loud clicking sound. My mistake BUT I kept it because it was really cool. It works great. I beat it up a little bit. But it’s holding up well. Read more
For just twenty dollars this is hard to beat. Is there deck flex? Sure, it’s plastic. Are the default keycaps pretty hollow sounding? Sure, but it’s the price of a large stuffed crust pizza. the action on the switches is super consistent and the audible and physical feedback puts those compromises way out of mind. I just threw my existing cap on here and called it a day. If it holds up for a few million keystrokes I’ll call it money well spent. Read more
Item is a lot smaller than it looks in the photo. Read more