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$13 Mechanical Keyboard

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This, everyone, is the Oker M31 mechanical keyboard which is available only in Thailand (as far as I know). It features a mix Kaith and Cherry switches. Kaith switches are in red, and Cherry switches are the Blacks.

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The price was not a typo, it is $13.

This keyboard uses Kaith key switch for almost all of its keys except for the WASD and the Arrow keys which are Cherry blacks, I guess this was to cut costs in the production.

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FPSThailand, the most popular tech website in Thailand did a review on this keyboard so I thought it is worth sharing. Since most of you can't read Thai and Google Translate to English sucks, I did a little translation for you.

Link to original article here (if you can read it)

http://www.fpsthailand.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=33&t=83747&sid=c47d742ef2d23df6b7d0f232b3f4f682

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vietnamees sounds funny xD

 

op: that's even cheaper than most membrane keyboards! :o

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ooh do want, bring it over, we needs moar competitions.

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thats amazing! 13 bucks, that my diner at mcdonals :D

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vietnamees sounds funny xD

 

op: that's even cheaper than most membrane keyboards! :o

Its Thai damnit! lol

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At this price, if the feeling is similar to mechanical I wouldn't mind having to replace much more often.

I really don't like linear switches though :(

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At this price, if the feeling is similar to mechanical I wouldn't mind having to replace much more often.

I really don't like linear switches though :(

 

I however, love them.

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I personally think it is worth the extra money to save up and buy a premium keyboard. 

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I however, love them.

match made in heaven then :P

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match made in heaven then :P

 

I grew up on scissor switches, which are very linear (i'm currently using a scissor switch keyboard, I cant justify $60-100 on a keyboard, mechanical or not.) so a red/black mech keyboard for $13? Come to america please!

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Musikman, on 27 Mar 2014 - 03:49 AM, said:

I personally think it is worth the extra money to save up and buy a premium keyboard. 

 

It's only $13 man..Get one.Don't like it? Get another different one.

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I grew up on scissor switches, which are very linear (i'm currently using a scissor switch keyboard, I cant justify $60-100 on a keyboard, mechanical or not.) so a red/black mech keyboard for $13? Come to america please!

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