XArmor U9W 2.4 GHz RF wireless mechanical keyboard Cherry MX Brown

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Price: $119.95    

Product Feature

• 2.4 GHz two-way RF wireless technology
• Laser etched key
• 15 feet wireless range
• USB power cord for low / no battery operation
• Detachable wrist pad for maximum palm comfort

Product Description

XArmor is proud to introduce the world's first wireless mechanical key switch keyboard designed for typing enthusiasts who want maximum mobility. Constructed with Cherry MX brown mechanical key switches, tactile response keys - you know what we mean, you press, you feel the spring and you feel the tactile feedback! XArmor U9W is also equipped with smart battery saving features to put the keyboard into sleep mode when not using. Keyboard Specification: ?104 key US layout ?50 million actuation on key switches ?keyboard dimension: 17.5" x 5.7" x 1" (inch) System Requirements: ?Windows� XP, Vista, Windows � 7 ?Mac OS X compatible

XArmor U9W 2.4 GHz RF wireless mechanical keyboard Cherry MX Brown Review

I have a wired Cherry Blue keyboard that I use at work and I love that keyboard even though it's noisy. I was a bit worried about getting this one with Cherry Brown keys, but it didn't turn out bad at all. It's still a great mechanical keyboard and I can type much faster on it that the other mushy keyboards. My laptop's chiclet keyboard drives me insane with tons of mistakes, but with this wireless keyboard (which now sits on top of my laptop keyboard) has improved my accuracy and speed tremendously. Most people probably don't worry about ghosting (pressing multiple keys at once and having them register). So I tested this and it behaves a little strangely. If I type press the keys a, s, d, and f all at the same time, they register (great!). But if I try g, h, j, and k, only one of the keys register. q, w, e, and r will register all at the same time. z, x, c, and v, too. Basically, certain combinations on the left-side of the keyboard will register. This might be great for gamers who might be prone to press multiple keys at the same time.

There are 3 blue LEDs: A Tx (Transmit) LED which blinks every time you press or let go of a key. It was kinda cool at the beginning, but now it seems kinda useless. Too bad I can't turn it off. There's a battery LED, but I've not seen it turn on yet after 2 weeks of on and off use. There's a Num Lock LED.

Pros:
Mechanical keyboard (I make less mistakes and type much faster)
It's wireless! I've measure the distance up to about 10 feet. It didn't make sense for me to go beyond that given that I can't see clearly what I'm typing at that distance from a laptop or a desktop.

Cons:
I wish it was the noisier Cherry Blue keys, but that's just me being picky.
I wish it had a Caps Lock LED.
I wish there was a way to turn ofd the Tx LED.

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