Spending hundreds of dollars to buy a domestic keyboard, what is the result of the Dujia K610W hands-on experience?

Friends who have a little understanding of the peripheral circle will definitely have a certain understanding of the market ecology many years ago. At that time, CHERRY, USCORSAIR, Varmilo, Razer, It can be said that foreign peripheral manufacturers such as FILCO have monopolized the domestic high-end peripheral market, while domestic peripheral manufacturers can only struggle with entry-level products below 300 yuan. However, after so many years of development, domestic peripheral manufacturers have achieved full development, and have a certain impact on traditional tycoons in the field of high-end peripherals.

Among them, Dujia, as a peripheral manufacturer with independent core product design and software development capabilities, has launched a variety of products with excellent reputation in recent years, such as the Dujia K320 I bought a few years ago. , Both the workmanship and the buttons are very good, and the feel of the shaft body has not become very "soft" after using it for several years. But recently, because of work, I need to run back and forth between the two places, so I still need to buy another keyboard.

It is precisely because the experience of Dujia K320 is good for me, so I am thinking more about Dujia products when I buy a new keyboard this time. Finally, after some comparisons (cost performance, product strength, workmanship, etc.), I chose Durga K610W.

As a face control, the first thing I like about Dujia K610W is because of its appearance. The main body of the mechanical keyboard is black and green, and the overall style is dark. Among them, the four key positions of ESC, space, enter, and keypad enter are designed with contrasting colors in white, which makes the entire keyboard a little more colorful.

Durga K610W uses two-color injection molding PBT keycaps, combined with two-color injection molding technology, which has better durability than ABS keycaps, and is not prone to oiling problems.

In fact, I only used the mechanical keyboard after work. After all, I didn’t have much money when I was in college. A membrane keyboard can cost dozens of dollars. And at that time, mechanical keyboards were not popular among the student party (the age was exposed...), so membrane keyboards were still used in college. But since I started working, I bought a green axis keyboard under the recommendation of my colleagues, only to find that the original keyboard can still be so easy to use (it can also be so expensive!).

I have to say that the feel of the green switch is indeed the best among the mechanical switches, but it is also the noisiest, and this is why I chose the red switch afterwards. But this time I bought the Durga K610W, but I didn't choose the red switch that I have used for many years. One of the reasons is that it is a bit "tired" and I want to change the freshness. Then I chose to buy the silver switch version of the Durga K610W ( Durga K610W currently provides four shafts: brown shaft, silver shaft, red shaft and mute red shaft).

According to official data, the trigger stroke of the silver axis is 1.2±0.3mm, the trigger pressure is 45±10gf, the total stroke is 3.4mm, and it has a lifespan of 80 million clicks. In addition, after removing the keycap, it is found that the bottom sound-absorbing cotton and sandwich silicone pad are added inside the shaft body, which can reduce the sound when the keyboard is struck.

As for the actual touch, I personally feel that the silver switch is more crisp when pressed than the red switch, and the typing is smooth and not sloppy. However, due to the short key travel and small pressure grams, there will still be false touches when you first get started. This is also the shortcoming of the linear axis, but it will be much better after getting used to it.

Durga K610W supports full-key without conflict, which is indeed a "just-needed" feature for friends who usually play games. Especially for FPS games (such as "CS: GO", "PUBG Mobile", "Call of Duty", etc.), players usually need to press multiple keys at the same time. At this time, if the keyboard only supports 2~3 keys without conflict, then there is Many operations cannot be realized - such as the tilting gun in "PUBG Mobile", Yasuo's EQ flash in "League of Legends", etc. So at this time, if the keyboard used does not support full-key conflict-free, it will undoubtedly have a certain impact on the player's gaming experience.

In terms of connection mode, Dujia K610W supports three connection methods: wireless Bluetooth, 2.4GHz wireless and wired. I usually use the bluetooth connection method, after all, it is mainly used for notebooks, and it comes with bluetooth itself. When connecting to Bluetooth for the first time, you need to press FN+Q at the same time, and then you can see the Bluetooth device named DURGOD K610W on the computer, and then pair it according to the steps to connect. Pair the second Bluetooth device, after successful pairing, it will automatically connect to the last paired device. When you need to switch the control device, you only need to press FN + the number of the corresponding device, which is quite convenient overall.

More importantly, Durga K610W also supports the connection between a variety of different platforms and different devices, and supports automatic recognition of Windows and MacOS dual systems. This is more friendly to migrant workers. For example, I have both a Windows-based laptop and an iPad, and I can easily use the keyboard to input any urgent tasks that need to be done with the iPad.

On the top of the fuselage is the power switch and the USB-C interface for charging or wired connection to the mechanical keyboard. In addition, the battery life of Duga K610W can be called "terrible". According to the official statement, in the case of 8 hours of use per day, the battery life in Bluetooth mode is as high as 360 days, and it also has 200 days of battery life in 2.4GHz wireless connection mode.

In terms of use, DURGOD K610W also provides the DURGOD Zeus Engine application, which can realize functions such as custom keys, custom FN combination keys, and macro recording after downloading on the computer. And after setting it once, the user can save the setting file to the onboard memory built into the keyboard, so that even if another device is connected, the user can seamlessly experience the set operation scheme.

To be honest, when I first bought the Durga K610W, I was only attracted by its appearance. But it wasn’t until I got started and tasted this slightly heavy keyboard carefully that I found that its workmanship, materials and user experience were all worthy of the appearance that I saw at first glance. In addition, as a creator who needs to code for a long time, the linear and stress-free feel of the mechanical silver axis will undoubtedly help me enter text better. Even playing games in my spare time can also get a good control feel. After all The short key travel is still very helpful for manipulation.