Atmospheric, stable, solid, easy to use, Dujia K320 mechanical keyboard experience

What kind of magic can keep a mechanical keyboard on sale for four years and still be popular? To be able to do this, presumably the product power must be outstanding.

I am a fan of mechanical keyboards. I have been in contact with almost all brands of mechanical keyboards. After seeing a variety of mechanical keyboards on the market, I always feel that the style is simple, small and exquisite, with high quality and solid feel. The best mechanical keyboard is the most suitable for you and the most practical. Those fancy functions, exaggerated design, and gorgeous backlight are all floating clouds to me. To me, a keyboard with a majestic appearance, easy to use, stable, and capable of working is a good keyboard. Based on this starting point, I I bought the Durga K320, and after using it for a period of time, I am very satisfied. Of course, it also has some shortcomings. Today, I will share with you the overall experience of using it.

Durga K320 has a variety of colors to choose from, including space gray, natural white, blue ink, and light fog blue. You can choose matte or white light for the backlight. There are silver switches, red switches, brown switches, and green switches for the switch. , Mute red switch, black switch is optional, I personally choose the space gray matte red switch version. K320 has an 87-key layout, and you can choose the K310 with 104 keys if you just need a small numeric keypad.

Open the package, the accessories inside are still very complete, c-c cable, USB-c cable, cable ties, key puller, manual, warranty card, and a coaster is also very thoughtful.

At first glance, I think the texture of Duga K320 is very good. I chose this space gray. The keycap is designed with two colors of light gray and dark gray. It is very layered visually, and the spray texture is also Very good, I think I made the right choice for this color scheme, I like it very much. Although the frame of the K320 is made of plastic, the workmanship is very good. In addition, there is a spraying process similar to metallic silver powder on the surface, which makes the overall look very classy.

The weight of the keyboard of Duga K320 is 0.9kg, which is still very heavy in the hand. It also means that the internal workmanship of this keyboard is more compact and solid. I personally prefer a heavy mechanical keyboard, which can be used for high-speed typing or The sense of stability will be better when the game is tapped. I wonder if everyone will feel the same as me.

Its 87-key layout is just right for me. First of all, my desktop is not particularly large. Even for users with relatively large desktops, I think the keyboard with a compact layout is the future trend and can be more Make good use of the space on the desktop. After all, there are more and more desktop devices, and a keyboard that is too large will definitely feel crowded.

Let’s take a look at the back of the keyboard. The K320’s foot support is designed in two stages, which is a good point. I usually prefer a keyboard with a higher slope when I use it. Generally, the largest foot support is opened, and the two-stage feet The support can also be convenient for everyone to adjust the height flexibly.

The plug-in design on the back of the keyboard is very interesting. It not only has a fixed slot position, but also guide slots in two directions abroad, so that users can sort out the wires according to the layout of the desktop without being particularly messy. As a wired keyboard, This design is still very intimate.

The keycaps of the K320 are made of high-content PBT material, with two-color closed fonts, which guarantee both wear resistance and longevity. It has a problem with picking up smudges and fingerprints.

The overall height of the K320's keycaps is arranged in steps, with the highest front end gradually decreasing downwards, but this height difference is not linear. The closer to the wrist, the smaller the drop of each row of keyboards. This is just right. The layout is very ergonomically designed, making it easier for fingers to touch each row of buttons during operation without fatigue.

The switch body I chose for this keyboard is the red switch, which comes from the original German cherry factory. In fact, everyone has different preferences in the choice of switch body. The silver switch is lighter in pressure, but after using it for a long time, I found that the key travel is too short and sometimes it is easy to accidentally touch it, and it is difficult to control. Relatively speaking, the key travel and trigger pressure of the red switch are just right, and the feel is more solid.

In terms of feel, Dujia should have added some mute designs to this keyboard. The touch of the keys is relatively crisp, and at the same time, it adds a little bit of Q bomb feeling, which is not very fleshy, and the rebound is clean and neat. Generally speaking, it is solid Robust, very easy to use, and very comfortable to operate. As I said before, the comfort of the keyboard is a test of the manufacturer's tuning of the product. This cannot be achieved by stacking parameters. It is related to the overall design of the keyboard, including Material control is all about. Moreover, the sound feedback of this keyboard is quieter than the red-axis keyboard I have used before, and it will not feel noisy when typing at high speed.

Durga K320 supports full key without punching, and supports editing and custom keys through Dujia Zeus driver software, one-key macro settings, etc., and the keyboard has a built-in memory chip, which can completely separate from the software driver and store custom key configurations , and it also supports quick switching of shortcut keys, users can completely customize the keys according to their own needs. Including the backlight and lighting mode can be set with this software. Of course, because I said above that I pursue simplicity, I chose the matte version of this keyboard.

Generally speaking, Dujia K320 gives me the feeling that it is solid and stable. It has no exaggerated shape design, nor does it have any fancy and redundant functions, but it has achieved the ultimate in giving the mechanical keyboard to the user. For example, the overall workmanship material, high-end shaft body, excellent feel, including software, custom buttons, macro settings and other functions are all the best. Coupled with this atmospheric appearance, I think K320 is really in my mind. It must be admitted that the K320 has been on sale for such a long time, and its popularity has not diminished. It does have its unique features, and I will keep it for a long time. Use it as my main keyboard.