New Item Experience Chapter 52: When you are at a loss to choose a gift for a female vote, call the Dujia red axis: Hi Keys!

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In the first half of last year, affected by the epidemic, it was closed for a long time. After the unblocking, in order to release the suppressed desire to buy hands, I bought a basic mechanical keyboard with a little restraint. This is also the first mechanical keyboard I have experienced.

At that time, the first feeling was that the handle was really good, but the sound from the tea shaft was still slightly loud, especially in an office that was not too noisy, and people often felt that I was making too much noise. Coupled with the problem of the overall height of the mechanical keyboard, there are more wrists hanging in the air, so the palm rest has become a must-have, and the desktop is invisible.

There is another point that is more uncomfortable. At that time, I wanted to save money and bought a wired keyboard. Since I am used to using a wireless keyboard and mouse, it made me feel uncomfortable, and the messy wiring sometimes felt in the way.

Although I once wanted to say goodbye to mechanical keyboards completely, some well-known charms always made me hard to bear. So let's upgrade. I hope to find a new keyboard that is: quiet, wireless, and looks good.

What impressed me in the end was the Hi Keys keyboard of Dujia, because she can give me everything I want.

This packaging is blessed with a cute style. Hi Keys uses a relatively relaxed font and makes it into different colors, highlighting youth, vitality, and affinity.

It can be seen from the packaging that there are two colors to choose from, one is called Dailan and the other is called Silver White. Because my previous keyboard was white, I wanted to experience a different color tone this time, so I chose Dailan.

After the shell is pulled away, there is a box cover that opens upwards, and then you can see that the padding material is relatively thick, which protects the keyboard in every possible way. The color scheme of the dark blue model is also much clearer. In addition to a dark blue theme, it is also decorated with light gray and orange, and the "F, J" keys are also added with suits.

What I like more is the shape of this keycap. It is not the kind of angular button in the impression at all. The overall style is round and friendly, and I believe it will feel much more comfortable.

The contents are relatively simple, mainly equipped with a USB/TYPE C charging cable, and a simple paper manual. Surprisingly, there is no key puller, but fortunately, the keycap is easy to remove and can be done with bare hands.

Compared with the manual, I think the following group of function keys is more practical in the product web page details. I first saw the instructions for adjusting the ambient light in 8 in the manual, but I never found the control method. I didn't expect to find it on the webpage.

On the top is a C-mount charging interface. With a 5V/2A charging device, the efficiency can be greatly improved, and it can be fully charged in about 3 hours at the fastest. With the built-in large-capacity battery, under reasonable settings, it can last up to 360 days. This charging frequency can almost make people ignore the fact that she is a wireless device.

In the upper left corner, an indium-plated toggle switch is set, and you can choose 2.4G or Bluetooth mode, which can support three sets of device connections at the same time.

On the left side next to the toggle switch is the switch of the keyboard. The appearance of this button looks like the dial is plated with indium, but when it is turned on, it can also transmit light and clearly indicate the working status of the keyboard.

At the same time, it can also be seen from the side angle that the inclination structure of the entire keyboard is specially designed to fit ergonomics.

On the two corners of the lower part of the keyboard, some brand and product model information are printed respectively.

Since this is an 84-key keyboard, there is almost no place to print the LOGO on the front, and the small one just seen is only printed on the side. But such a big place on the back has been fully utilized by the brand, and this huge DURGOD logo is particularly powerful.

The sunken font is specially made, and the glossy surface is clearly distinguished from the surrounding environment. Viewed from different angles, the light and shadow effects are very beautiful.

Shock-absorbing and quiet padding is in place on the collapsible feet, as well as on the other two contact points.

The 2.4G receiver is hidden in a corner, hidden by a magnetic cover. The design of this small cover is also very ingenious. You only need to press one end with your fingers, like playing a seesaw, to open it.

Next, let’s look at the switch body. This silent red switch is characterized by a linear feel. When you press it, you don’t feel the click of the gear, but it goes down softly and then enters.

This shaft, from Kaihua, is made of high-smooth composite POM material, the trigger pressure is about 45cN, the trigger stroke is about 1.7mm, but the total stroke is increased to 4.0mm, which is longer than the traditional 3.6mm total stroke Some, the theoretical lifespan is 50 million times.

For large keys such as space bar and enter key, carefully adjusted satellite shafts are used, which can keep away from the sense of imbalance and fully experience the smooth feel of the mechanical key shaft body.

The keycaps are made of ABS material, and the surface is painted with a matte texture, which feels delicate. The combination with the shaft body is tight and smooth, and it will neither produce slack when typing, nor be too rigid when removing the keycap.

Next, let's look at the state of the axis of light. At the beginning of my purchase, I didn't really like light pollution, but I couldn't escape the beauty of Hi Keys.

Fortunately, this keyboard uses a relatively fresh single white light, which looks acceptable. And you can turn off the light or reduce the brightness through the function key. In this way, the interference caused by the light will be much less, and it is also very good to use it directly as the keyboard background light, but it is a pity that the keycaps cannot transmit light, so we can only leave some space for future use.

This appearance, placed on the workstation, can be regarded as low-key and unassuming, and the next step is the stage of in-depth experience.

The overall design features of the keyboard have been mentioned before. Perhaps the initial feeling is that each key is round and looks like a small bread. However, after a detailed experience, it was discovered that for buttons in different positions, there are more detailed designs in terms of top shape and height.

For example, the function key buttons on the top row are not much different from the buttons in the letter punctuation input area.

From the side, you will find the mystery. The keys in the letter keypad have a suitable concave angle to ensure that the finger pads can fit comfortably. The top of the function key is really made of bread. Some keys including other keypads have specific settings.

Therefore, this keyboard is round at first glance, but in terms of design details, it can well neutralize the appearance and feel to ensure a comfortable all-round experience.

The height from the wrist contact surface to the fingers is relatively moderate, and the inclination design of the entire keypad surface makes the typing operation more comfortable, even if it is used for a long time, it is not easy to get tired.

When I used a brown switch keyboard before, I probably measured the decibel value, and it was basically around 70 decibels. But this time, I didn't test it specifically, because her sound is similar to that of me using a membrane keyboard. It's really quiet.

The mute red switch is indeed well-deserved of its reputation. Compared with the keyboard with clear passages and beats, I still prefer mute. Because my original typing strength is relatively strong, if there is a little keyboard sound, it will easily cause dissatisfaction among the people around me.

The overall weight of this keyboard is about 800 grams. To be honest, it is not very light, but if someone really cannot live without a mechanical keyboard, it is no problem to take it out directly. After all, it is a compact keyboard with 84 keys, the overall size has been compressed to the extreme, and it is very convenient to pack in the bag.

In terms of control, a separate direction key and a separate Fn function key area are set up, which can be compared to 104 keys without frequent pressing of combination keys.

Therefore, if you are a group of people who often need to go out and travel, the comfort of this keyboard is absolutely guaranteed.

To be honest, as a person who has no sense of light pollution, I am surprisingly satisfied with the light effect of this keyboard.

The more important thing about mechanical keyboards is the playability, and the light setting can dig a lot in terms of playability.

Hi Keys supports 8 sets of light effects, all of which are common light effects. The speed and brightness can be adjusted according to individual needs. The flashing light at the bottom of the shaft and the crystal clear material fully interpret the light.

Simply drop the effect below. Compared with the colorful marquee, this slow-moving white light is relatively low-key, which is very suitable for immersive input and helps users think quietly.

In addition to the traditional backlight function, this mode allows the light to flow as the finger is pressed, invisibly giving the user the feeling of having a dialogue with the keyboard. At the same time, this kind of light is embellishing the space and life.

Hi Keys is the first product in the Durga Hi series, and I believe a lot of effort has been devoted to it. From the perspective of experience, the feel, appearance, and performance are all first-class. In particular, it can support dual-mode and three-device, and is compatible with Windows, macOS, Android, iOS and other operating systems. It is a very good cross-border device.

However, if you are operating on a computer, it is recommended to use a 2.4G connection, so that the delay will be smaller. If you often need to take it out, it is best to match it with a protective case to reduce wear and tear and maintain the appearance!

It’s coming to Valentine’s Day, a traditional festival for lovers. If nerds haven’t found a suitable gift for their girls, you might as well consider this private model keyboard, which is beautiful and easy to use.

Finally, Happy Valentine's Day! Thanks for reading!