Durga K610W: A mechanical keyboard that I repurchase, with online appearance + 360-day battery life
When I was a student, it was the craziest time to play games, but it was also the time when the equipment was the worst. At that time, a computer was just enough to run the game, and the keyboard at that time was also a membrane keyboard in the 20s and 30s. Later, I came into contact with the mechanical keyboard, so I realized A good keyboard is very comfortable for playing games or codewords for graduation thesis.
This is also a misunderstanding that many people have. When configuring a computer, they mostly upgrade the motherboard, monitor, and processor at a large price, but do not consider whether their keyboard is good enough to use. The wired mechanical keyboard in my hand has been used for 5 years, and the writing on the keycaps has almost been rubbed off. So half a year ago, I bought a wireless mechanical keyboard again, one is to better match the desktop, and the other is easy to carry when going out. So I chose Durga's Fusion at that time, because of its excellent performance, and then bought their Durga K610W, but later this keyboard was taken by my brother-in-law, so I gave it to him directly. I was somewhat reluctant, so I started again. I bought the K610W white light version, the reputation is very good, and the appearance is online!
There are many kinds of keyboards on the market, especially some with the guise of ergonomic design, but in fact I think the keyboard with traditional layout is the most suitable for daily use. K610w has a standard 104 keys, and K620w has 87 keys. Users only need to consider whether they need a small keyboard and the size of the desktop to make a choice. At this stage, there are more and more weird arrangements, and the traditional arrangement is the best choice for both gaming and office.
I was using the TT Pioneer with black and red color before, but now the desktop looks a little fresher, so in terms of color selection, Dujia’s K610W is more in line with my heart. The color scheme is slightly low-key, but it can highlight the personality of the product, and the quality is also good. The white, blue and gray colors are mixed and matched, and they look really nice on my white table.
The appearance of the keyboard depends not only on the color matching, but also on the processing of the border. Durga reduced the width of the top this time, and wrapped it with black material to further enhance the texture. At the bottom of the keyboard, there are no bells and whistles either. That is, the anti-slip pads at the four corners and the two-stage corner braces are not only non-slip but also convenient for users to adjust the overall height of the keyboard. The K610W's 2.4G signal transmitter storage compartment is placed next to the corner brace on the right side, and the transmitter body can be seen as long as the storage cover is opened.
On the top left side of the fuselage, we can see a power switch and a USB Type-C data interface. In terms of connection methods, Dujia K620W supports three connection solutions: wired, wireless 2.4G and Bluetooth 5.0.
Duga K610W also supports shortcut keys, such as FN+F1~F7 to realize multimedia functions, and FN+QWER is the switch between the wired and wireless modes of the keyboard. And it can also be seen from the icon that Dujia K610W can record 2 Bluetooth devices, and switch between them more quickly.
The keycaps of Dujia K610W are made of PBT keycaps made by injection molding process. The keycaps are designed to be opaque and closed characters. It is excellent, and the PBT material used by Dujia has the advantage that it will not be worn out or oiled after long-term use, and its durability is excellent. Therefore, I personally think that the keycap is the best when choosing a mechanical keyboard. It is the choice of PBT keycaps, which is why many major manufacturers basically use this keycap.
In terms of shafts, there are a total of four types of shafts to choose from, namely brown shafts, silver shafts, red shafts, and silent red shafts. This time I chose the silent red shafts. Dujia K610W is equipped with Kaihua’s new Turbo series. The shaft body and the shaft center are made of new high-smooth composite POM material. The shaft body is very smooth, quiet and powerful, especially suitable for code words.
Regarding the choice of the switch type, because I have always chosen the green switch before, the sense of paragraph is very obvious, the knocking sound is relatively loud and it is a "click" sound. In comparison, this silent red switch of Kaihua is as a A line axis is straight up and down, and there is almost no sound when knocked. The service life of 50 million times can well guarantee the durability of this mechanical keyboard. This red switch has a trigger stroke of 2.0±0.5mm and a trigger pressure of 45±10gf, and supports hot plugging. Compared with the red switch of K4 pro made by Jingdong, it has a lower sense of paragraph, and compared with the upstart silver switch, The trigger pressure is slightly higher.
For Durga K610W, there is still room for playability. It is equipped with DURGOD Zeus Engine driver software, and all modes support full key no punch technology, macro key function and onboard storage function. After easy settings, we can realize personalized settings on different devices, whether it is games or work, it can be handy.
After a period of experience, I feel that Dujia K610W is more in line with personal aesthetics, especially the 104 keyboard is actually more suitable for codewords at home than the 100 keyboard or 87 keyboard. After all, the number keyboard is often used. As for the choice of the switch body, I can only say that after having a child, I prefer to choose the silent red switch. It is indeed the quietest keyboard among the keyboards I currently own, but I still use it when switching from the green switch to the red switch. It took a while to get used to it. The 360-day battery life is really my favorite! All in all, Dujia's current products are worthy of the name of a major manufacturer.
