Matrix Elite Series White 60% Mechanical Gaming Keyboard: Fast Switches – Millions of RGB Options – No Latency – 61 Keys – Doubleshot PBT keycaps – Hot Swappable (Yellow Switches)

Brand: Matrix Keyboards

Color: White/Yellow

Features:

• PBT Doubleshot Backlit Keycaps: The keycaps are designed with durable PBT material that is resistant to wear, friction, and solvents. (keycap puller included)
• Bright LED lighting: Matrix Elite Series Keyboards give you some of the brightest and most luminous RGB lighting.
• Water-Resistant: Our PCB is completely spill resistant, making all your accidental spills far less detrimental than they once were.
• Hot-swappable switches: Easiest and most cost efficient ways to upgrade and customize your keyboard. our mechanical switches provide a Hot-swappable feature allowing you to quickly exchange your keyboard’s switches for customization and enhanced performance. (switch puller included)
• Includes: Elite Series keyboards include a USB Type C to a USB Type A cable. Switch puller and keycap puller. Gateron Switches: Gateron switches are often described as being much smoother and bumps being much more tactile than competitors. Gateron switches have a lifetime of 50 million keystrokes.

Details: Matrix Elite Series 60% Keyboards are made with some of the best technology on the market. Gateron switches provide the ultimate gaming experience and are the greatest performance-based technology offered under the keycaps. We offer options of blue, red, speed silver, brown and Optical yellow switches for any gamer’s preference. The PBT double shot seamless keycaps are known to deliver the finest durability and comfort for every gamer and the ultra-bright RGB LED lights that make this keyboard stand out with its vivid colors. What type of switches do you use? We use Gateron switches. What is the difference between the different color switches? Below is a chart with each color that is offered on it. Generally, the most common attributes looked for are Type/Behavior, Actuation Distance, Operating Force, and the Sound Level. What is the difference between Linear and Tactile? Tactile switches have a small tactile bump that provides resistance which can be felt at the point of key actuation. The switch itself is practically inaudible, omitting the click sound present in clicky switches. Tactile switches are versatile performers that cope well with a variety of different typing tasks. Linear switches are coveted for their quiet, smooth action that’s free of any interference from tactility. Linear switches themselves are close to silent, but easy to bottom out depending on the actuation force required from the spring strength.

UPC: 748515999579

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