DareU EK169 costs 650 thousand VND
Vietnamese gamers are certainly not unfamiliar with affordable mechanical keyboards, but the DareU EK169 will surprise many people even more because… it’s so cheap.
It’s easy to see that the DareU EK169 uses a low case design, with the switch embossed on the key surface creating a modern feel.
DareU EK169 has average build quality, thin key walls, standard button attachments, but the plastic surface is difficult to create the necessary sturdiness.
The most notable point of DareU EK169 is the custom-made switch system with all 3 types of blue, brown and red, quite rare in this super cheap price segment.
Eblue EKM757 costs 700 thousand VND
Eblue EKM757 is a recently discounted mechanical keyboard. The product has a very sturdy outer shell with a metal top plate and plastic bottom.
Eblue EKM757 has a 7-color LED system fixed to each row of keys, looking quite eye-catching.
LED effects are assigned to the insert, delete, home, end, page up, page down key clusters, all activated by pressing the Fn button.
Through practical testing, the unique switch called JWH that Eblue uses on the EKM757 gives a pretty good typing feeling, very bouncy and not sticky at all, the bounce is also very uniform.
Geezer GS4 RGB costs 800 thousand VND
The Geezer GS4 RGB mechanical keyboard has a decent build quality with a thin shell design and the switch is mounted directly on the surface of the key shell.
In fact, the Geezer GS4 RGB has a smart shell structure, the connection positions between the aluminum upper shell and the plastic lower shell are fixed with sturdy screws.
Geezer GS4 RGB has very beautiful LEDs with high brightness. Maybe because the LED bulbs are embossed on the switch surface, not covered by the topcover, so light penetrates the keycap better.
The brightness and color of the LEDs on the Geezer GS4 RGB are very good, however in terms of expressing effects, the Geezer GS4 RGB is relatively diverse but the color transitions are still stiff and not very flexible.
Geezer GS4 RGB is equipped with a Content switch – a very strange name, they have a transparent topcover similar to Huano, or Cherry MX RGB switches, but the LED bulb is embossed on top, not inside the switch.
Krom Kernel TKL price 1 million VND
Krom Kernel TKL is a mechanical keyboard from a new gaming gear brand that came to Vietnam from Spain not long ago, meeting the needs of delicious, nutritious, and moderately priced gamers.
Krom Kernel TKL has a compact layout as its name suggests, with the number pad removed, leaving only 87 standard buttons that are quite familiar to gamers.
It’s easy to recognize the ‘floating’ switch design on the Krom Kernel TKL, which appears quite a lot on compact mechanical keyboards.
Krom Kernel TKL uses the Outemu RGB switch which is a clone version of Cherry which is quite popular on the market. Here it is a RED switch with a straight down stroke, no notch nor clicky sound.
The quality of these buttons is quite good, the key travel is standard, and goes down smoothly without causing any discomfort to the fingers.