MSI Interceptor DS4100 GAMING Keyboard

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MSI Interceptor DS4100 GAMING Keyboard


A keyboard that has been around for a while now has been reinserted into the channel as standalone SKU. For 30 to 40 bucks, not a bad deal either. The Interceptor DS4100 Gaming Keyboard comes with Extra Slim and Light Design. Integrated Wrist Rest Design. Multimedia Hotkeys. 19-Key Rollover. 7 Colors Backlighting.

Initially this SKU was intended to be dundled with MSI's gaming all-in-one computers. It'll be a standalone SKU now as well. Integrated hand rest prevents wrist injures during long gaming sessions. Light weight and thin body design: Thickness: 1.8cm, Weight: 620g, Easy for user to carry. By pressing Fn key with other keys, DS4100 provides below useful functions.

Extra Slim and Light Design
Integrated Wrist Rest Design
Multimedia Hotkeys
19-Key Rollover
7 Colors Backlighting
Braided Wire and Gold-plated Connector
The Interceptor DS4100 is no mechanical board (stay tuned here for that), but at $39, you can't expect Cherry-switch keys. Still, this membrane-key-switch board delivers a lot for the cash, including reasonably comfortable, quiet typing action and customizable backlighting that you can switch up by pressing the big, triangular dragon key in the wrist rest.

Keyboard Interface USB
Normal keys Standard 104 keys
K/B Dimension 452 * 201 * 18 mm
K/B Weight 620g
Type Wired Membrane Keyboard

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Can you please elaborate?
Isn't all keyboard are mechanical?

Mechanical kb feels better, gives better feedback. Notable manufacturers r cherry mx n kailh switches. Cherry cost more to make. Is msi kb using mechanical switch?
 

royfrosty

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This are normal membranes keyboards.

This are not mechanical switches. Its catering for low cost type. $39usd is cheap
 

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i believe context of damienloh's qns is,
even for rubber dome kb we can imagine there are mechanically moving parts (like in hdd there are mech moving parts, vs ssd dun hav) - so in that way aren't all kb mechanical...?
 

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Cause when people here talk about mechanical KBs, first thing come to mind is the mechanical switches.
 
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