Now that the Apex Legends Aim Assist has been fixed, it's time to move on to Keymaw.... GEAR Gaming Keyboard Vol. 1 Ichinose Uruha Edition" that I ordered in April arrived in my hands. I will open the package right away.
VSPO! GEAR Gaming Keyboard Vol. 1 - Uruha Ichinose Edition
The design of the box is very elaborate. I'll definitely keep it. Definitely.
Finally, the keyboard is revealed!
- VSPO! GEAR Gaming Keyboard x 1 unit
- Coil cord cable x 1 pc (2m)
- Replacement keycap ESC x 1pc. Space x 1pc.
- Keycap replacement tool x 1 pc
- Key switch replacement tool x 1 pc
- USB cable A to C
- Instruction manual x 1 copy
Contents are as shown.
Personally, I am very happy with the coil cord cable. Since my PC is used for both work and gaming, and each work position is different, being able to move in and out without worrying about wiring is a high point.
I was not sure about using the replacement keycaps, but I decided to keep the default ones. I will keep it carefully with the outer box.
The design is reflected in the default keys. As a Buisupo fan, I am very happy to see this.
Size comparison with REALFORCE TKL SA which I had been using until then. GEAR gaming keyboard weighs 985g without cables compared to 1.1kg for the REALFORCE TKL SA. Including the cables, the weight is expected to settle down to about the same, but the weight is stable enough that there is no need to worry about misalignment during operation. The main unit measures approximately 369 mm (width) x 146 mm (depth) x 40.5 mm (height), making it a size that fits on a desk just fine.
We chose this keyboard not only because it is a Ni-Vui Supo keyboard. No, of course it was a major factor, but the balance between functions and price was also very good.
Especially important to me was the Rapid Trigger function , which is important for gaming performance, and the sound of the keys. The sound of the keystroke is important for everyday use. However, since it is only available in EC, I was not able to try it at the store, but to my surprise, theofficial VSPO! GEAR websitehas a sample audio recording of the keystroke sound. The pleasant and moderately quiet keystroke sound was a deciding factor in my decision to purchase the device.
The rapid trigger, variable actuation point, and original design for 27,500 yen (tax included) is a steal, in my opinion. The first version included 8 keyboards, and the second version included 10 keyboards. The sales period has already passed, but there is a possibility that a new version will be released, so those who are interested should definitely aim for one.
The author would like to get another one if possible. Some members have not yet gone on sale, and we hope to see more English keyboards from VSPO! EN.