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AZiO Levetron Clicker Mechanical Keyboard Review
Posted by Philipp Esselbach on: 11/26/2012 09:08 AM [ Print | 0 comment(s) ]
Hi Tech Legion posted a review on the AZiO Levetron Clicker Mechanical Keyboard
Mechanical keyboards have made a big comeback in the gaming community. What once was considered an annoyance is now a luxury. I once had an old mechanical PS/2 keyboard that I used exclusively for years. I ended up moved to a quiet scissor-switch membrane keyboard because I was getting yelled at for typing too loud. At the time of my purchase, quiet keyboards seemed to be the trend. Even gaming keyboards that were backlit didn’t come with mechanical switches.
The Azio Levetron Clicker Mechanical Keyboard is aimed for the gamer entering the mechanical keyboard market. The Levetron Clicker uses a standard 104 key layout. The mechanical switch used is an APC BSW 070WH and is reliable for up to 20 million cycles. The switch allows fully tactile keys with sound feedback. Keeping the gamer in mind, Azio built the Clicker with a red rubber coating over the WASD and arrow keys. There is an 18 key rollover to prevent jams and ghosting. The Clicker is uses a USB connection and comes with a limited 3 year warranty.
The Azio Levetron Clicker Mechanical Keyboard is aimed for the gamer entering the mechanical keyboard market. The Levetron Clicker uses a standard 104 key layout. The mechanical switch used is an APC BSW 070WH and is reliable for up to 20 million cycles. The switch allows fully tactile keys with sound feedback. Keeping the gamer in mind, Azio built the Clicker with a red rubber coating over the WASD and arrow keys. There is an 18 key rollover to prevent jams and ghosting. The Clicker is uses a USB connection and comes with a limited 3 year warranty.
AZiO Levetron Clicker Mechanical Keyboard Review
