Punkston TH61 Mechanical (optical) Keyboard Features & Quick Review
Buy it here: https://amzn.to/3ObGblj
UPDATE:
I reached out to punkston and For those that have been asking it does work for consoles, for ps4/ps5 it needs an update that can be found at:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folder...
It is a Google drive document with a variety of downloads related to the keyboard.
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Having had the time to use this keyboard for a bit over a week now I must say I REALLY like it. If you're going to be using it for hours while gaming I would recommend getting a wrist rest as it is just a bit more comfortable with one but that is not a knock on the keyboard what so ever.
I honestly love this keyboard and couldnt be happier with it for the price. Switches are tested to 50 million key strokes, the RGB is bright, key caps and switches are easy to replace and the customizable RGB and macro setting are the cherry on top.
If you would like an in depth look into the available macro and RGB software I would be happy to make a separate video on that as well.
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They have also let me know that they have another keyboard in development that uses Gateron switches, as well as TKL (ten-keyless) and a full keyboard in development. So be sure to drop a follow here so you can hear about them first as I will be doing testing and reviews for those as well!
Link for Keyboard:
https://amzn.to/3ObGblj
Here's what they have to say about the available switch options:
Blue Switch: Excellent tactile feedback, when pressed, you can clearly get the feedback of the click, and with a clear clicky sound, great for gaming and typing. These tactile key switches help ensure accurate data entry.
Brown Switch: Slightly quieter and easier to trigger than the Blue Switch. Halfway between a typing and a gaming switch. Some people prefer Brown since it enables you to double tap faster and typists like them because they still have a good linear feedback, but the audio feedback isn't quite noticeable as Blue Switch.
Black Switch: Linear switches with softer tactile feel, non clicky with 60 cN (±15 cN) actuation force, pure professional mechanical touch for gaming, preferred by lots of professional gamers.
Red Switch: Linear Switch, meaning that the force at the beginning and the end of each stroke is nearly identical. The result is a feel that most perceive as “Quieter" and "Faster" making them especially popular among gaming enthusiasts. Red Switch is the better fit for Office use.
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