DURGOD Taurus K320 TKL Mechanical Keyboard | 87 Keys Tenkeyless | USB C Wired | Doubleshot PBT Keycaps | Programmable Keys | NKRO Rollover | Windows & Mac | Cherry MX Red, Space Grey

-I went with the Red Switch Darker option. I really love this keyboard, its responsive, smooth feel and lower key typing. It feels very durable. I am now looking into custom keycaps. This is exactly what I was looking for in a keyboard. Customizable, but not too flashy. I was really looking for a old-school mechanical keyboard-style. -Arrived at my doorstep very quickly -Currently using it for playing FPS shooters and I really enjoy the quality for gaming, you are able to lock the windows option. The small form factor saved a ton of space on my desk. -Currently tying this review, I'm using it for writing projects that I have and its really smooth and responsive for typing. I prefer the speed and responsiveness of the red switches. all the keys work and there is no odd noises when the keys are depressed. The cord can be attached and detached, it can also be fixed at different locations depending on the monitor. -This is also my first mechanical keyboard. Great Decision, i was really shopping around and this one was just the best deal and quality after searching youtube and reddit for some reviews. Its pretty customizable and I like that, I'll key some custom keycaps and possibly get a different colored cord. -it sounds weird but I also feel a bit of improvement in gaming, it may be placebo, but coming from a Razer Cynosa, this just feels a lot more responsive and accurate.

I've had this keyboard for over a year now and it's by far the best keyboard I've owned. I wasn't interested in diving into the underworld of mechanical keyboards as I know the hobby can be vast and complex (not to mention expensive), but after doing some research I landed on the Durgod K320. I have zero regrets -- The keyboard has exceeded my expectations. The build quality is fantastic for this price range so much so that I forget the chassis is mainly plastic. It looks great and feels great. I like firm feedback from the keys and I despise the clicky sound you get from "mainstream" mechanical keyboards. This keyboard feels great to type on and sounds nice too. I also use the keyboard for gaming (mainly FPS) and I've noticed no issues with input lag. I'm also not going to sit here and pretend I can even tell a difference, but for simplicity sake it seems to function well as a daily driver for work, browsing, and gaming. The only thing I miss from other keyboards is having a dedicated interface for volume/music control, but I knew what I was getting, so I wouldn't dock points for it. Perfect keyboard for my needs and budget. I highly recommend it for anyone looking for a solid TKL keyboard.

Info: I got the space gray version with cherry red switches for 105$ (without tax). The regular price tag is 99$. I personally wouldn't spend more than 100$ on this. That said, it was definitely an improvement over my "Tecware Phantom 87" keyboard I had beforehand. + The switches feel nice and smooth, especially the spacebar. + The keycaps are high PBT quality and feel nice, although the backside looks a bit thin. + The overall build & sound quality is good. - There are imperfections... There is some very minor dirt/scratches on part of the front keyboard, & one of the rubber pads on the backside looks worrisome. You can see the glue coming off of it. Which for a 100$ keyboard is unacceptable. Overall I am happy with the purchase SO FAR. I pray this keyboard will last me for at least a good 4+ years.

Bought this for my nephew. Never heard of the brand. Im a owner of a corsair k65 10 keyless keyboard. This product feels way better than my k65. Upon opening and holding this k320 durgod I was very surprised that it actually had weight to it. Felt VERY sturdy build quality is 8-9/10 compared to my k65 which is light and build quality could be better plus my k65 cost way more than the k320. The cherry mx reds on the k320 durgod felt good input was smooth keys dont wobble. Has type C detachable cord which is nice if your wire ever goes bad. Id say this is almost compareable to a ducky keyboard imo. All in all this keyboard is worth checking out if your into 10 keyless keyboards.

This keyboard's build is very good, and the materials are premium. In my opinion, the build quality of this keyboard is better than the logitech g pro. The keys feel amazing, and are perfect for typing at high speeds, and playing any video games. The best part is that the keyboard seems to stay clean, and doesn't get greasy or dirty easily. I used to clean my logitech g pro once a month, but this keyboard stays very clean even if you don't put the plastic cover on. The response time of the keys is amazing and perfect for high speed games.

If you've considered buying a Ducky keyboard or have used one before, know that this keyboard has very similar build quality if not better. No flex in the plastic, keys feel good, switches feel good. Comes with a slightly longer cable than the Ducky as well which was a nice touch. Really loving this keyboard

I bought this keyboard because my Steelseries mechanical keyboard was getting old. I didn't open it right away because the old keyboard still worked. When it quit some months later, I opened the Durgod package. About half a dozen keys fell off. Two, the J and N keys were cracked and could not be put back. The others worked, but the O key keeps falling off when I type, which is annoying. I managed to get the Taurus K320 working by prying keys off my old Steelseries keyboard and pressing them in place. The period for requesting service from Amazon had passed. I went to the Durgod website and there is no warranty information. I am very disappointed, as this keyboard is not inexpensive. I would never buy a DURGOD product again.

As the other reviews state, you really can’t beat this mechanical keyboard for the price. I got the Cherry MX red switches and they feel and sound excellent. My only gripe is a personal preference of the keycaps used - my typing style has my fingers getting caught on the corners of the keys whilst typing quickly. I replaced them with some XDA caps (see picture, partially filled in with the caps lock switch showing) and it’s basically my dream keeb now for a mega budget price point! I will update if I have any issues or comments. So far, so great.

Delivery was fast. My son is happy with it. It's only been few days.

Previous (non discrete switch) keyboard was half the price, but only lasted 6 months before the left shift key failed. You're really renting a Keyboard As A Service at about GBP8/mo, providing temporary accommodation for it on your desk during its journey from factory to your recycling bin. Some people pay a premium for RGB lighting nonsense, I paid the premium in the hope it might last me many years and come out cheaper than the KaaS rental products. Despite the doubtful-sounding brand name the quality seems good, it's a bit clacky but not crazy.

Stems of the keycaps are so thin and fragile, they can break easily even before you start using it, even before you touch it, even

Câble usb-C / usb-C défectueux et rapidement remplacé par le fournisseur dans un envoi séparé. Très content de l’achat après 3 mois d'utilisation !

I have been using the keyboard for a couple of months and since the first week two keys broke, since then I have already lost 10 keys, very bad quality of manufacture in the plastic junctions, for the price I would expect more durability.