How to choose a mechanical keyboard, why I bought two Kezhi K68 this month

This article is really not hydrology. At the beginning of this month, I just bought a Kezhi K68 with time machine color matching. After trying it for a while, I feel really good. First of all, the design of the keyboard is relatively regular, the keys are arranged enough, and the keyboard is relatively cheap. Among the many TTC gold powder shaft products, Kezhi is considered to be quite cost-effective.

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I love the shape and the feel is quite satisfactory. Because there are needs in both work units and homes, I chose to start again, and this time I bought the K68 with the same sunflower color scheme.

As for the systematic learning of the mechanical keyboard structure, including understanding what is the GASKET architecture, what is a PBT keycap, and what is a three-mode basic knowledge, I will not introduce them one by one.

There are many popular science articles and videos, but paper data cannot represent everything, experience is the most important

There are three main steps for me to choose a keyboard

- First go to station B to search for the best keyboard recommendation at the same price. Generally, many UP masters will make similar videos. If the author's point of view is a bit inaccurate, you can also find rebuttals in the comment area.

-Secondly, list several models with a relatively high rate of roll call at this price point, and simply make a horizontal comparison. If the word-of-mouth of several models is really good, you can choose the one that you like in terms of appearance.

- Finally, go to Xianyu to search for the second-hand market of this keyboard. Generally, there are not many sellers for a good keyboard. After all, keyboards can be used for a long time.

Simply understand, there is really no shortage of players in the keyboard circle, and the most watched is the video of Longxiang Coke at station b.

Among the public 68 configurations, the K68 has always had a high roll call rate in the same price range.

The main reason is that there are fewer slots and the design is regular. There are basically no slots except for the smaller battery.

I also have a Royal Ax gold powder switch keyboard at hand. The same switch body, because of the difference in structure and padding, has a completely different tapping feel. The two keys of Kezhi, TTC's gold powder switch, compared with the cherry red switch used by the unit before, It feels much lighter, the trigger speed is also much faster, the overall typing sound is good, the feedback from the keyboard is very crisp, and each key position is very stable.

I may have to get used to the lack of hand feeling. It feels a little hard to touch the bottom. If the typing is heavy, it seems that the cherry red switch will be more suitable. Of course, this is my subjective feeling. It seems that no one else has given similar feedback. I am also gradually adapting to the problem.

Generally speaking, the flaws are not concealed, the shape is upright, the color is novel, and the feel is comfortable.

The boss concluded that it is a keyboard that can be used with confidence.

So I bought the second one in a row, and I really didn’t find a better choice at the same price. The gold powder switch has a classic feel and has a very good reputation on the Internet. Xianyu doesn’t sell many. Occasionally, the price is not low. How much, it can be regarded as an existence with a relatively high degree of recognition.

Do you have any other recommendations? I have not been in contact with this for a long time, and I have touched fewer keyboards. I have been using craft membrane keyboards before. Please correct me if I am wrong.