Product ReviewsMetadot Das Keyboard Professional Model S Click Pressure Point Mechanical Keyboard
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 Rating: Review Date: 12/06/13  |
Cons: -Not quite as rock solid as I was expecting. Don't get me wrong, its a sturdy keyboard, but the keys themselves feel a little... cheap. Especially for $100.-Would have been nice if it came with a palm rest.
Pros: -Nice action, long actuation though.-I got it on sale for cyber monday, so it was a bit cheaper than normal.-Makes me want to type in the correct upright position for some reason, which I typically don't do. |
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Rating: Review Date: 11/19/13 |
Cons: Very good choice!
Pros: Best Keyboard Comment:
Awesome keyboard, i got a k90 before this one and I realy prefer the Das keyboard. If u like it clicky, this keyboard is made for you. The push back of they key are good and its not a big keyboard like the k90. I like it. |
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Rating: Review Date: 09/04/13 |
Cons: Very, Very noisy. Requires two USB ports on computer; one for keyboard and one for built in USB Hub.
Pros: Nice and responsive. Comment:
This was a bit of an impulse buy for me. I really don't like how noisy the keyboard is. I should have researched the Cherry Blue Switches more.I don't know why anyone would want a keyboard that makes loud clicking sounds. I wish the keyboard used the Cherry Clear switches instead.Also don't like that the keyboard uses up 2 USB ports on my computer. There should have been one port used up for the Hub and then the keyboard should have been wired to the built in keyboard hub. Strange design decision.The keyboard works well, but due to the noise it is not one I would buy again. |
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Rating: Review Date: 08/29/13 |
Cons: None come to mind!
Pros: Solid build quality, tactile feedback is amazing, great for typists and gamers alike. Comment:
Hands down the best keyboard that I have ever owned. The tactile feedback is incredible; typing out long assignments is almost enjoyable! The piano black finish is a really nice touch, and the overall build quality of the keyboard is extremely solid. The speed at which I was able to type increased after I bought this keyboard, but that may be due to the fact that my previous keyboard was a piece of junk. This keyboard isn't strictly a typing keyboard either; I play a lot of games on the computer (Battlefield, Starcraft, Minecraft, you name it). The tactile feedback makes gaming just that much better.I know the keyboard is a little on the pricey side of things, but it is one of the better investments that I have made for my computer set up.Overall rating: A+ |
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Rating: Review Date: 05/08/13 |
Cons: small sized left control key... ugh so 3 stars
Pros: very heavy and grips the table and does NOT move unless you want it too Comment:
well i bought this without paying close attention and the left control key is in fact shrunk to fit in a useless (to me) function key/ at least the backspace is the proper size. i'll have to find another mechanical keyboard to replace this as it won't be used on my main system, rather just give it to mom to use.using a mechanical keyboard for the first time, i was totally missing out in life !so in other words won't be buying this again but if daskeyboard has another model without the fn key i'll get that next. so if you're not concerned about having the left control molested and want to have a premium mechanical keyboard this is for you. |
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Rating: Review Date: 02/07/13 |
Cons: Expensive
Pros: Best of breed, looks great, feel awesome, well build, professionally designed Comment:
What you pay for is what you get! For any $130 keyboard, I expect it to be awesome, and this keyboard delivered - no exception, no compromise. The build quality is superb. It was like every buttons were carefully assembled with care and precision to the micro meter. All the buttons are perfectly aligned, and all have consistent feel when pressed. Yes, typing on it is like sex.I was using the standard membrane keyboard before, and my finger tips get sore after work from typing. After I switched to using this keyboard, my fingers feel great now. Not only that, it is also beautiful to look at in front of the monitor too. |
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Rating: Review Date: 01/22/13 |
Cons: Expensive
Pros: SexySleekNice feel Comment:
The best keyboard on the market. Expensive but worth every penny. |
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Rating: Review Date: 11/27/12 |
Cons: -Price! I literally waited for Black Friday to see prices drop down to 99 dollars sub-total.
Pros: -types like a dream-n-key rollover, great feedback-stability-increased typing speed (15%) Comment:
Typing on this is absolutely orgasmic. Tactile feel is amazing, gives great feedback. The only thing I'd change is the price. The keys are laser-etched so they'll never ever wear away. That was the selling point between this and Filco. It's also glossy though I'd only be smearing the bottom portion of the actual keyboard. Would give it more than 5 stars if I could. |
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Rating: Review Date: 11/24/12 |
Cons: - A little loud (although I like the sound, some may not)
Pros: - Tactile Response- VERY nice to type on- Good for gaming Comment:
I've had this keyboard for a year now and it's been serving me well. It's a pleasure to type on and it's been great for gaming (Starcraft 2, CS:GO) |
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Rating: Review Date: 11/09/12 |
Cons: The only con I have is the fact that the right side of the keyboard is slightly heavier on the top. This causes unstability when you use the legs toProp up the keyboard.
Pros: Sounds so good, feels great to type on. It is the perfect keyboard. Comment:
This is the greatest keyboard that I have ever owned. I love the feel and the great audio feedback, which may annoy people you live with in a small home. Irrelevant, but 3 day awesome ncix delivery as always. |
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Rating: Review Date: 10/27/12 |
Cons: expensive
Pros: good brandballernice soundingMX switches Comment:
this is a very sick keyboard! the sound is amazing i cant stop typing! and i will never go back to a membrane keyboard ever! |
I've still got some getting used to for it. I'm indifferent on the noise, it does seem a bit easier to type on, though the actuation force is actually kind of light. Not too light though, it's very easy to type on though except the keys aren't in the exact position I'm expecting them either. It'll take some getting used to, that's for sure. I may need to get a palm rest for this keyboard as well, as it's about an inch tall at the front. I'll try and throw in an update after I get used to it.