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$109 Steel Series 7G Mechanical Keyboard @ MSY

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$109 Steel Series 7G Mechanical Keyboard @ MSY
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mafmouf on 21/02/2014 - 12:20 msy.com.au (840 clicks)

Hi all,

Cheapest I found for this keyboard which is on sale from Sunday to Monday. Below are the features and specifications.

Direct link won't update new price until Sunday.

Next cheapest I found is $139 from PCCG.

SteelSeries 7G, designed with 18-karat gold-plated mechanical switches, sets new industry standards for advanced key combinations and Actions-Per-Minute (APM). This translates into quicker reaction times and stronger results. By utilizing the most powerful PS/2 buffer-system ever created for a gaming keyboard, SteelSeries 7G redefines ?anti-ghosting" by supporting as many simultaneous key presses as there are keys on the keyboard. The keyboard features both PS/2 and USB connectors.
Features
Switches: Gold plated no-click
Switch lifetime: 50,000,000 cycles
Assembly: Face plate mounted keyset
Dimensions: 480 x 250 mm
Cable length: 2 metres
Connectivity: PS/2 + USB
US Key layout

Computing Computer Peripheral Keyboard Mechanical Keyboard SteelSeries

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  • congo on 21/02/2014 - 12:40
    +1

    Its a good price for a solid well built keyboard.
    But it doesn't havemuch features such as macro/programable keys, backlight etc.
    I will stick to the Razor Ultimate 2013 $100 from catch of the day instead.

    • Diogenes on 21/02/2014 - 17:37

      My Razer from that CotD arrived today - since the death in 2005 of an old IBM kb that I had had since 1988, I have used cheap'n'cheerful wireless jobbies, largely without incident, but this Razer makes really clear why paying a hunjie for a decent keyb is a good idea.

      I just wish it didn't have an association with teen masturbatory war-fighter fantasies (in my experience, those who get off on these silly games are the first to go to water under fire).

  • Jorkus on 21/02/2014 - 14:02

    I think it uses Black switches, although it's hard to find.

  • Doy on 21/02/2014 - 15:08

    I've had this in the past. Good keyboard without too many bells and whistles. Not a personal fan of Blacks, though. Reds on my K90 for me!

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