Cool Play Keyboard and Mouse Chapter 10: Finally got into the pit of 68 keys, Dujia FUSION three-mode mechanical keyboard hands-on experience

Friends who are familiar with Banana Brother should know that Banana Brother is a mechanical keyboard enthusiast, and he has shared dozens of mechanical keyboard experience before. But the one I played a lot before was the 104-key full-size mechanical keyboard. What I want to share with you today is the mini, compact and easy-to-store 68-key Duga FUSION three-mode mechanical keyboard.

Speaking of the reason for starting, the original idea was to make all the keyboard and mouse "wireless", leaving more space for the desktop. In addition, usually home use is mainly used for playing games, and there are not many usage scenarios for small keyboards, so 68 keys can leave more space for the desktop than 104 keys.

Not all 68-key keyboards are compact designs. The key spacing of this Durga FUSION is still very ideal, so there is no "fighting" when changing from the 104-key usage habit to 68 keys. The retro white color scheme really brought our memory back to the video game era of red and white machines in the 1980s.

In terms of details, the 2.4G receivers of many mice can be stored in the mouse, which is more convenient to carry and can prevent loss. However, after searching the front and rear fuselages of Durga FUSION, as well as the packaging accessories box, there is no 2.4G wireless receiver. Its secret is actually hidden under the "DURGOD" LOGO. Clever use of sliding nameplate storage compartment door + push down pop-up 2.4G receiver, this design is really perfect.

The mechanical retro switch has a retro memory of a red and white machine returning a card, and there are upper and lower case indicators, configuration file indicators and power indicator lights next to it.

Two-color injection molding of PBT keycaps can effectively reduce problems such as oiling and sweating. The two-color molding process of the keycaps ensures that the characters do not wear out, and I personally prefer the high keystroke feel of the keycaps.

In terms of switches, all are cherry switches directly supplied by the German original factory. There are green switches, red switches, silent red switches, silver switches, and brown switches to choose from. I chose the silver switch version, which is suitable for coding and playing games. It's a pity that it doesn't support backlighting.

The large key adopts the support method of the satellite shaft, which can make the key more stable. You can also see the pure aluminum shaft liner, which is more tough than the steel plate, and can also greatly reduce the weight to achieve a lightweight design.

The Type-C interface is used on the side, and a C2C and A2C cable is included with it, which can be used with different device interfaces, which is very user-friendly.

There are six non-slip rubber pads with the thickness of a one-yuan coin on the back, which can not only prevent slipping, but also play a buffer role in the button pressing and rebound process.

Two-level foot support design, you can choose different heights according to your usage habits.

Duga FUSION wireless keyboard not only supports three modes of wired, 2.4G and Bluetooth, but also supports two sets of devices to connect in Bluetooth mode. Through the combination of FN+Q/W/E/R shortcut keys, you can switch between multiple connection modes.

In the actual measurement of 2.4G mode, playing RPG games such as DOTA will not affect the operation at all. The office scene in Bluetooth mode is also easy to deal with, and occasionally there will be a little delay in the game. In terms of battery life, based on the daily office usage time of 6-8 hours, one charge can meet the long battery life of about 30 days.

If you like the minimalist retro style and want to experience the three-mode mechanical keyboard at the same time, this Durga FUSION 68-key three-mode mechanical keyboard will definitely not disappoint you. Are you excited?