Das Keyboard DASK3ULTMS1SI

Very comfortable and natural feel ; Doesn't wear unevenly, unlike cheaper keyboards. Every key needs the exact same force to register. This means you can type faster without accidentally transposing letters because one clicked a little faster than the...

Silent" is a bit of a misnomer. It's definitely louder than non-mechanical keyboards, but it isn't too bad either ; Can be difficult for non touch typists (friends and family)

Very comfortable and natural feel ; Doesn't wear unevenly, unlike cheaper keyboards. Every key needs the exact same force to register. This means you can type faster without accidentally transposing letters because one clicked a little faster than the...

Silent" is a bit of a misnomer. It's definitely louder than non-mechanical keyboards, but it isn't too bad either ; Can be difficult for non touch typists (friends and family)

I used this keyboard at work for the past 19 months and it types really well, provides great feedback, and looks awesome

My keyboard has died today, keeps getting really hot by the led indicators and did melt some of the plastic to create a dent in the frame. I look online and find out there is no manufacture warranty. I expect a $130 keyboard to come with something like...

Great mechanical keyboard. Solidly built, feels good under the fingers. N-key rollover* if that's what you're looking for

On my original system, I had separate mouse/keyboard PS2 ports. The keyboard worked great, and had true N-key rollover. That system then crapped out, so I built a new one. I sought a motherboard exclusively with PS2 ports so I could retain the NKRO...

cherry mx brown keys means the "middle ground between gaming and typist keyboards." i agree with this ; sleek design with no labels ; clickyclickyclicky ; durable and easy to clean

does not reciprocate when i try to cuddle with it at night

Nice looking, thats all

when spending 129 usd, for the silent version, you expect it to be SILENT.. definately not the case . it doesnt use mechanical clicks, but it is loud as hell, and definately not worth the investment ; maybe there is a mechanical wonder, but as it...

This keyboard is absolutely amazing for anyone who is good at typing and doesn't need to look. It is also an amazing keyboard for playing games. i play a lot of starcraft II games at a high rank, and the fast APM required to play is very easily done...

The only con this keyboard has, is sort of also a pro to me. It has no lettering on the keys, but also has a non ultimate (the professional) which is the same exact keyboard but has the lettering on the keys. Its a 2 for 1 so that less people will use...

Good for showing off to friends, fancy, cool looking

The lack of key inscriptions may not be as good of an idea as it first seems ; First one I got was defective. The USB Hub worked but the keyboard didn't work at all. I called NewEgg and RMA'd it, they were super helpful and sent me a new one that...

Very heavy--this is definitely a sign of sturdy construction. This keyboard does not feel cheaply manufactured by any standard. Keystrokes are extremely consistant even if keys are pressed at an angle (the razer black widow I used was finicky about the...

Not really a con to me, but this keyboard is still really loud. You cannot hear the mechanical switches clicking but you hear the keys when they bottom out. I like it, but others may not

Finally, a keyboard that feels solid. Like a tank, this thing is ; Also, USB hub is great, even has its own separate USB plug so that even if you use the keyboard as a PS/2 device, you can still have USB devices plugged into it

I have the quiet model, but remember, it's still a little louder than a common membrane keyboard. Not by much, but I'd say noticeably so