Author Topic: Turtle Beach Impact 500 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard -- $50 (TKL, MX Blue)  (Read 3529 times)

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Offline xmagusx

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http://computers.woot.com/offers/turtle-beach-impact-500-gaming-keyboard-3

The Turtle Beach IMPACT 500 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard for PC and Mac combines precision and power in a minimalist, ten keyless keycap layout for minimum distance and smaller keyboard footprint. For that sharp, tactile feel, the Impact 500 features Cherry Blue MX mechanical switches that deliver gold-standard responsiveness. Six-key rollover with full anti-ghosting means fast-moving fingers can control games without the fear of missed moves and dropped instructions. And a rubber-coated, steel reinforce chassis provides rock-solid stability in a small footprint occupying less space on your desktop.

  • Minimalist Layout - Minimalist ten keyless keycap layout for minimum distance and smaller keyboard footprint
  • Cherry MX Blue Switches - Enjoy the signature sharp, tactile response of Cherry MX Blue switches
  • Make Every Keystroke Count - Six-key rollover with full anti-ghosting means fast-moving fingers can control games without the fear of missed moves and dropped instructions
  • Built to Last - A steel reinforced chassis provides stability and durability that features a black rubberized cover coating for a stylish, soft-touch finish
  • Easy to Set Up - USB plug-and-play with a detachable braided USB cable

Offline GL1TCH3D

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turtle beach headsets are grade A garbage though. I would beware of the build quality of this board... but I can't say whether this board is actually good or not since I've never used it (did see it in store)

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Not very pretty but it is cheap. Perhaps a good starting point for someone curious about clicky Cherry switches.
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Offline Suembeaux

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I have seen people compare these to the QFR. Definitely a budget board, but not a bad budget board by any means. Genuine Cherry too, seems like a winner at $50 brand new.
« Last Edit: Wed, 04 May 2016, 01:15:37 by Suembeaux »
A bunch of stuff. Someone teach me how to properly solder.

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Offline demik

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I have seen people compare these to the QFR. Definitely a budget board, but not a bad budget board by any means. Genuine Cherry too, seem's like a winner at $50 brand new.

hm, even seems to have the same font as the QFR. or at least very very similar.
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Offline ThoughtArtist

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I have seen people compare these to the QFR. Definitely a budget board, but not a bad budget board by any means. Genuine Cherry too, seem's like a winner at $50 brand new.

hm, even seems to have the same font as the QFR. or at least very very similar.

Hmmm... yes. This OEM "gets around" for sure.