Thread: Thermaltake eSports Meka GOne

Thermaltake’s Meka G1, allotment of its Tt eSports line, is about as adorned as the Razer Blackwidow Ultimate Stealth. It’s quieter, conceivably due in allotment to the use of Cherry Black switches, which are agnate to the Brown switches in the Razer keyboard but after the concrete half-press resistance.


The keys on the Thermaltake Meka G1 feel hardly mushy, with a attrition that is about too bland and connected to accomplish for abundant touch-typing. The keyboard's architecture feels beneath than abounding others. It seems array of alveolate and plasticky, rather than close and solid.




The braided bond advancing out of the aback of the Thermaltake Meka G1 is huge, about as big about as a dime. It carries cords for two USB plugs (one for the two-port USB pass-through to the aback of the keyboard, one for the keyboard itself) and both headphone and microphone jacks.


With the Fn key, you can use the F1-F7 keys for media control. Thermaltake has confused the Windows key to the appropriate ancillary of the spacebar, abutting to the appropriate Alt key. If you are a abundant user of Windows shortcuts, this ability booty some accepting acclimated to, but it at atomic keeps the key out of the way of your larboard duke during gaming sessions. You will additionally acquisition a snap-on wrist blow in the box, which seems to be attenuate amid automated keyboards.