DURGOD Taurus K320 TKL Mechanical Gaming Keyboard - 87 Keys - Double Shot PBT - NKRO - USB Type C (Cherry Brown, White)

Was looking for a replacement for my old Logitech G610 which had really scratchy switches (probably before retooling) and worn down keycaps. After a bit of digging found this keyboard. For $99 this is a no brainer. Even for more this would be a no brainer. The good: - Amazing switch feel. Probably using Retooled Cherry MX switches so they're not scratchy like pre-2016 switches. - Robust build quality: There's barely any flex to the body, probably because of the internal steel plate. The plastic feels good. The body is made of plastic but it feels really rigid and it has a good touch. The finish will NOT show fingerprints or oils easily. - Lubed stabilizers: What else can I say? The feel of good, lubed stabilizers is amazing. No rattle at all, and it feels like am pressing an actual key and not a sponge. - Double shot, quality PBT keycaps. Around 1.2mm thick according to my measurements. They won't wear off over time and the letters have a great contrast and are crisp. Doubleshot means they use two pieces of plastic molded together to create the lettering (oversimplification), so they will never wear off or lose their feeling. The fact they're PBT also means they will take quite a lot longer to shine up, so you can expect them to look new easily. - USB-C: Somehow this is still not common on some keyboards, but this one has it. USB-C to USB-C and USB-C to USB-A cable included, no dongles needed. The bad: - I honestly couldn't find a single bad thing about this keyboard. If am gonna be nitpicky I would say the caps lock key has a little bit of a wonky font that is thicker at the start and thinner at the end. Why?. Also no braided cable, but you can buy that separately if you wish.

This is an incredible keyboard. I purchase the white/grey with cherry brown switches. It's my first ever mechanical keyboard, and now I understand a lot of the awe that goes into owning one. Compared to other mechanical keyboards in this price range, I'd say you get way more quality out of a Durgod. It is heavy, sturdy, and built to last. There are 3 height levels to choose from, so you can make it feel just right for your hands. There's even customizability with where the wire exits the back of the keyboard -- you can choose it to be from the left, middle or right side. The keyboard's color scheme is fairly easy to match to other things, if you care about a themed setup. The keycaps that come with it are a brighter, more pure white than the body of the keyboard. The colors are so close that they do not clash, and it is still a very clean looking keyboard without needing to change the keycaps. In my photos, I have an artisanal keycap on the escape button. If you want to spruce up your keeb with fun colors and cool keycaps, this is definitely an easy keyboard to do that to! Overall, I am exceedingly happy with my decision to purchase this keyboard. If I had the option to go back and pick another, I would not!

These are Great keyboards however this particular one is not backlit and the detailed description says it is so if that is important you should be aware.

I purchased this keyboard in 2021 at full price. I hardly ever use it (literally have maybe 5 hours on this keyboard) and it is stored in my office closet (temp controlled). I pulled it out again as I have a second computer now and the keys on the keyboard are all starting to break! Like I'll be typing as usual and suddenly the key simply breaks and comes out (see pic). Must be made from extremely cheap plastic on the underside of the keys. ***Re-reading this it sounds like the keyboard is complete garbage but that is not the case. The keyboard itself is quite nice actually (I got brown cherry keys).. it's the key caps that are garbage and they are easily replaceable. I bought a set of replacement Amiga keys (modern remakes from Simulant) that are almost exactly the same color and texture.

I was skeptical about this brand/keyboard but I am really happy with it. I have 2 Corsairs at home with Silent Reds, Das Professional with Brown switches and custom keycaps, and now Durgod TKL with Browns. I tried Durgod with Silent Red as well but ultimately decided to keep the one with browns - it just feels much better typing. My pre-teen son summed it up pretty good: "it took more pressure to press Silent Reds than browns and it feels better to hear Browns" :) Now browns definelty louder especially if you bottom them down - you can practice to lightly touch keycaps (they are very sensitive) or you can put o-rings to dampen the noise. Keyboard quality is top notch and you will appreciate simple minimalistic design but with a lot of engineering - how you can wire cables, 2 stage legs, pads. I love they gave you 2 set of cables - usb and usb-c. PBT keys feels awesome! hard to explain but again using my sons words it feels luxury :) I never had PBT keycaps and now I will never have ABS keycaps I think. I did not install software yet and do not really need to.

Bought this after I returned my razer optical keyboard and I couldn't have been happier with my purchase. I got mine with mx browns and it's wonderful, slight pinging though but that's to be expected. My only issue really is that the cables aren't braided, they are rubber which I personally don't like. The keyboard is very sturdy with high quality rubber feet so it wont slip at all during use and it's a lower profile than most other boards so it's more comfortable to type and a wrist wrest isn't needed.

Overall I am happy with my new keyboard, it has a nice aesthetic and the switches are high quality. Immediately the keyboard was working as I wanted it to. There is one gradually increasing annoyance as I have used the keyboard however: a few of the keys are quite loose sitting on the switches. I am not sure if the plastic slot on the bottom of the key is just not quite the right specification for some keys, but as I type some of the keys will pop off and fall off the keyboard or sit awkwardly on the switch and have to be pressed back into place. Especially my left-ALT key and my "i" key pop off every tenth time I press them. This might not sound so bad, especially for alt, but the "I" key popping off constantly throughout the day has become tiresome. Each time it pops off I have to press it back into place, and then delete the sequence of iiiiiiiiiiiis that results from doing this. Overall the keyboard is nice, but a few of the keys seem to have been manufactured poorly.

A computer science professor recently saw my keyboard and was super impressed. Mechanical keyboards are favored by professionals. I absolutely love the feel of them. I touch type and do a lot of writing and I love the feel of the curved keys and the action. Two women I know, including my wife, prefer flat, lifeless, horrible laptop keyboards because???? I also love the aesthetics of this and the colors. This is a HUGE improvement over the stupid Dell keyboard I kept for years just because I had a Dell computer at some point.

I switched from using the full sized keyboard to this 10 keyless layout. It took some getting used to because of the missing return button next to my mouse in the full size keyboard. But boy, this keyboard to your fingers is like when you've finally found the right pillow for your neck. Godsend!

This keyboard is great value for money. For sturdy, solid and quality build. The keycaps are some of the best I have ever seen, sharp and very delicious. Up close and from afar this keyboard is stunning. I can not recommend it enough. I went with Cherry MX Brown switches and they are buttery smooth and sound great. The keyboard is actually larger in person than the pictures would have you believe, which isn't a negative in anyway, it is still somewhat smaller than your average full-size. As someone with large hands, I do appreciate the size. All round amazing keyboard and highly recommend.

Fantastic build quality, clearly punches above its price. As specified, the box came with 2 cables, with I found both a bit too long for my setup, got an Amazon Basics USB-C to USB-A cable that worked as a charm. After installing rubber o-rings under the keys, I found the keyboard extremely comfortable to use. The keys don't sound too loud when pressed, as long as they are not pressed too hard (which is a bad idea in the first place). Using it with a Macbook Pro running macOS Catalina and was pleasantly surprised that the media keys work properly (Fn+F1 for play, etc). I had to go to the typical procedure for Windows keyboards under macOS of assigning Alt to Command and Windows key to Option, but after that it works fine. The only problem is that since there is no right Windows key, I didn't get a right Option key, which messes a bit with some shortcuts I've muscle memory for, but that is no deal breaker. The Windows menu key is not recognised, can't do anything with it, again no deal breaker. PrtSc, ScrLk and Pause were recognised as F13, F14 and F15, and I was able to assign shortcuts to them. As a software developer, I find the US layout by far the most natural, still get the pound sign with Option+3 on macOS. Overall very happy with the purchase so far, personally regret not pushing the button sooner. Was using an Apple Wireless keyboard for years for my desk setup, I think it's an excellent keyboard, but personally find the comfort on this one leagues away.

Très content de ce clavier mécanique en cherry brown. Seul petit bémol : parfois il n'enregistre pas la deuxième répétition rapide d'une même touche, je ne sais pas si ça vient des switchs ou du clavier lui-même.

This is my first mechanical keyboard that isn't a gaming one. The last one I used was a Razer Black Widow Ultimate, and I really wanted a change from the "gamer" sort of aesthetic and the Razer Green switches weren't my thing. If this is your first mechanical keyboard, I'll cut right to the chase: buy it. I've never heard of DURGOD but when I saw this on Amazon I knew I had to at least try it. The design looked nice and minimal, and having the PBT keycaps make this board feel so nice with the texture. PROS: - Great price - Nice aesthetic - Great feel CONS: - Could do without the DURGOD logo on the front of the board. Would have liked it better if it was on the back. - USB cable is a little thick, but it's not too big of a deal The board comes well packaged in a blue and black box sporting the DURGOD logo and some basic information on the sides, but other than that it's pretty minimal. The board itself is sturdy, and has a good weight to it. The rubber feet on it ensures it won't move around on your desk, and the adjustable two level feet on the bottom for the elevation is a nice touch. At this price, I was surprised to see how sturdy this board is, with no flex thanks to a reinforcing metal plate in the board. The keycaps are double-shot PBT caps, so the lettering won't be rubbing off ever, and the PBT material gives the keycaps a nice texture and makes the board an absolute joy to type on. I wish there was an all-white colour option for the keycaps, but since the caps are removable, you can always find caps from some other place if you ever feel like adding some personalization to yours. As for accessories, it comes with a keycap remover just in case you want to change your caps in the future, and two cables: one USB-C to full size USB and one USB-C to USB-C so if you have one of the new MacBooks or a PC with a Thunderbolt 3 drive you should be fine. No extra USB ports but that isn't a big deal for me. Overall, if you're looking for a keyboard with extra features and pulsing lights and all those other bells and whistles, go elsewhere. But if you're looking for a simple, sturdy, well designed keyboard you're in the right place, and I'd say pull the trigger when this comes back in stock. I know when the board with Cherry MX Blues comes back in stock, I'm going to be buying it immediately. I'm still a little upset other manufacturers like Ducky or Leopold don't sell on Amazon, but this K320 from DURGOD is really nothing to complain about.