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Question: Are the keys trapazoidal shaped or chicklet type?
Document: I recommend this keyboard to anyone who likes to game, on a budget, types/games at night, and wants a hybrid of a larger chicklet key. Hope this review helped!
I have had this keyboard for about 3 weeks. I purchased this keyboard because I game and I don't have that much money for a mechanical keyboard. Those two reasons as well as my girlfriend doesn't like "high" key keyboards. This keyboard is like a mix in between a chicklet and a "normal" key keyboard. I have read reviews that this keyboard is great to game on, and it is!
this is a nice keyboard overall as far as funcionality and features, but what I hadn't seen mentioned in any reviews here is how small the wrist rest is. If you have larger hands this makes for an uncomfortable experience and the biggest negative is that the wrist rest is not detachable, and is instead built into the body of the keyboard. It's slanted and none of the standalone wrist rests are shaped with a complementary slant so you cannot correct the issue.
This thing is sweet. I like that it has the macro keys and a few gaming-type options, but doesn't overdo it with weird knobs and a crazy amount of buttons across the top.Backlighting is adjustable and good, very responsive. Nothing bad to say.
I really like this, as I am used to the "shallow" laptop keys. The bumps on the "W" key are a nice feature, and don't bother me at all when I am using the keyboard to type normally.My only bone to pick is with the size of the keyboard. It is a bit small.
Also, a dial instead of two controls for volume would have been a nice touch.Other than that, I'm lovin' this keyboard. It looks great, and I actually feel like I can type faster the way the keys feel and respond. Get it!
Very decent keyboard. The key presses feel a bit &#34;soft&#34; I guess you could say so for some people this might be unusual but I believe this is just how the keys are built for this type of keyboard button design. It's great for the price and works great.
I've had this keyboard for quite a while now, and I've been pretty impressed with it. It's solid, stands up to my abuse (I'm a former typewriter typist, so I type HARD). The only problem I've had with it is the row of macro keys on the left side really threw off my touch typing for the first month or so.
I ended up sellling this keyboard in a week. The keys are just too narrow for quick typing for my job. I guess if I was only going to game my my machine it would work well, but I used my computer for business and type really fast, I need that to work too.
Nice keyboard, easy to type fast, no key locking when multiple keys are pressed.Lights up nice and is "dimmable".Only problem is the key's letters rubbed off after a couple months...especially the WSAD keys that get used often. So you're left with a glowing 'stub' instead of a letter.
Answer: If I understand your question correctly, all the basic keys (i.e., the lettered, numbered and "F" function keys) are trapazoidal.  The 6 macro keys on the left and the special function keys at the very top (brightness, mute, volume, etc.) are more of a chicklet or "island" style (with vertical sides to the keys).