CHERRY Compact QWERTY Mechnical USB Keyboard with Touchpad - 104 Keys, 16" Wide, Black

Alrighty, so I’ve been getting told to review the Durgod keyboards for ages now, with people telling me how good they are for the price. And I was lucky enough to visit the Durgod booth at Computex to check out their keyboards, and I thought that they were some sweet boards, but let’s have a closer look at their main tenkeyless line the K320. There’s a couple of variations of the K320, that have different keycaps, and different lighting options. But they all should fundamentally be very similar. The one I have here is the Taurus Corona K320. First impressions in the hands feels great. There’s minimal flex with that internal steel plate. And it’s packing that classic mechanical keyboard heft at just over 900 grams. One of the things that people love about these boards are the aesthetics. And I’m on the same page. For those who are usual watchers, you know that I like the clean and simple