Well regarded brand.
Retails around $150AUD usually.
Full description:
Switch Type(s): Cherry Blue
Keyboard Size: Full Sized
Enclosure Colour: Grey
LED Colour: Purple/Magenta
Media Keys: Shortcuts Only
Macro Keys: None Dedicated, Software-free Programmable Keys
Key Cap Type: Laser etched ABS, backlight compatible
Notes: Heavy duty, braided USB cable. Full N-Key Rollover via USB
$127 for a keyboard. Wow, just wow.
One can usually justify the cost if they use it everyday - just like shoes, beds, phones etc. If you've never tried a nice mechanical keyboard then you should. :)
$127 is decent price for a mechanical
oh wow they finally fixed the ugly lettering…
I've been looking for a blue switch keyboard and just saw this was newly listed. Never heard of Deck, but it's the cheapest full size blue switch I can currently find. Oh, and it's purple!
Great keybord, super sturdy and solid, especially now the font has changed
Font hasn't changed. The aus version traded the doubleshot pbt keys that made this keyboard more hard-wearing for laser etched abs keys. Nicer font but double pbt backlit used to be the reason deck keyboards stood out from the rest.
This, or the V60 mechanical keyboard also on the PC Byte ebay website?
V60 is tenkeyless.
I've got the Francium Pro (blue switches). Pretty nice keyboard. I wouldn't immediately recomend it to others as mine developed a faulty backlight behind the W key very early in it's life. However I wanted orange backlights, which is somewhat rare without going RGB.
This keyboard was 99$ about a year and a half ago during some incredible ebay sale. Nevertheless its a decent keyboard from a reputable brand. Would recommend over your mainstream razer/corsair/logitechs.