DURGOD Gaming Mechanical Keyboard with Cherry MX Silent Red Switches - 104 Key - Double Shot PBT - NKRO - USB Type C - for Gamer/Typist(Space Gray,ANSI/US)

PROS:Incredibly solidSwitches are authenticComfortableMEHS:PriceCONS:Has a little bit of echo when typed on, but can be dampened with foam.Summary:This keyboard is my first step into mechanical keyboards from a membrane. When deciding switches I decided against the Cherry Blues because the noise tends to drive me crazy, even if I'm using the board. I purchased mine with Cherry Silent Reds, and I will say, for other people wanting to upgrade from a membrane, you may like the Silent Reds. The travel is very linear, so there isn't that squishy "thud" you're used to with the membrane, but I can promise you, it's even QUIETER than your membrane. After about a week you will fall in love with this keyboard. Incredibly solid and sturdy, feels wonderful to just type on freely, and it's nice for computer games. Only true negative I could muster up about this keyboard is that it echoes a small bit if you type semi aggressively, but that can be dampened by putting some foam inside the body of the shell. Overall I'm incredibly happy with this purchase.

Very nice keyboard. Seems very solidly built. Cherry MX Silent Red switches are quiet. A bit pricey, but still a good value.

You see, I currently use a Happy Hacking Keyboard, and have been using one for 1.5 yrs. It's kinda limited, and hotkeys require a lot of dexterity and whatnot. I was on the search for larger keyboard with a navigational panel, and since I'm a student, I figured the numpad would also be helpful.It arrived quickly in the middle of the pandemic (2 days!), and upon opening the box, I could immediately tell this was a nice keyboard. This was my first experience with Cherry MX Silent Red switches and...man...much quieter than the topre keys of the HHKB. I can corroborate that the K310 is built well and functions nicely.If I had kept it, I would have had one gripe: the key remapping software is...annoying. I just wanted to remap the caps lock to left ctrl and vice versa, since I've grown accustomed to that on my HHKB, and think it's just easier on the hands. Again, it worked. But, the problem was alt-tabbing didn't work well. Usually, you can press the combo, release the tab, and the windows will just sit there. And you can press tab to cycle through window by window. But with the Zeus Engine, it just kept cycling like I was holding down tab. Pressing shift stopped it...but that shouldn't be a problem to begin with.Still though, I'm spoiled by the size of the HHKB and I couldn't handle a full size keyboard on my desk, as awesome as the K310 is. And after the hassle with the Zeus Engine software, I don't think I'll get a K320 either.

If you share a space with someone in hearing range and are a fan of actually good keyboards, this is a great keyboard to get. Even quieter than a scissor switch or a membrane, needs only a soft touch but can take a heavy and honestly well performing with a incredibly low sound level if any at all. Honestly worth the purchase for an office or other shared environment or your home if you're looking to keep things hush hush.

I have had this keyboard for over a year, but leave it at the office and work from home. I only use it a couple time a month, if even that. Really unfortunately, I really like this keyboard a lot for in the office for its neutral colors and it's really quiet. What makes it worse, I tried contacting DURGOD directly but never got a response back.

This keyboard is incredible. I ordered the Space Grey with Cherry Silent Red switches. The switches sound and feel amazing. They are nice and quiet and have a almost "velvety" feel. Sure $140 is a lot, but in my opinion it is more than worth it. They include and great key-puller, and all the cables you would need. The packaging was simple and clean, and the overall build quality of the board is beautiful. I am very happy with my purchase. I highly recommend.

Quality seemed really good originally, color combination looks great. Really liked the silent switches. Issue was the keyboard would randomly cutout almost daily and I'd need to move it to another USB port. Couldn't keep dealing with that

I process mortgages, write a lot of emails and things of that nature for work. I wanted a keyboard that really gave me a typing experience that I was longing for but I couldn’t quite put my finger on what that experience feels like. With that said, I have had this for a couple of hours and have just clocked in and I felt the need to write this. I got the cherry red silent switches, which when paired with the finish on the key caps of this piece of equipment, makes for the best typing experience I have ever experienced. Money well spent, looking for forward to using this for years to come as my career progresses. 10 / 10 would recommend.

I would recommend this keyboard if you are looking for something for use in the office. The Silent Reds option is very quiet, and feels good. I'd never used silent reds before and do think I prefer browns for silent alternatives, but the keyboard is nonetheless a pleasure to use. It has good weight and feels like it is made of quality materials.

Amazing keyboard, recommend a pad under wrist as its a chunky boi. Great sound, sturdy. Everything i wanted.

tl:dr: it is great for work, a must buyI tested this keyboard for one day at the time of this review, on Linux Manjaro, mostly for work. I will update this review if anything changes.The product arrived fast, it is just as described by the seller.The exterior is beautiful, their key caps are well printed and they feel good on your fingertips.It comes with two cables, one ends in USB-A and the other in C.The A is longer and it was best for my main computer. I also used the C on another computer. It helped my productivity because you could switch computers using the same keyboard by just swapping the cables.It comes with a tool to remove the keycaps, it is a nice decision. It helps with maintenance, and you can check the switches and the quality of the build. I didn't fully open the keyboard to check the insides yet.I love that it worked out of the box with Linux, including the numpad and fn keys. Good keyboards work without much hassle on Linux.I used all the keys, and they are working fine so far. I use a lot of the numpad, It is great, if you do not use the numpad I suggest you try their other version K320. My partner liked this keyboard. I will probably get that version for her after she tries this one for a while.Being Red Silent doesn't mean it is inaudible, but it is quieter than most keyboards I tried.It works ok for games, I do not like the design of most keyboards for games, any keyboard, they are just an evolution of typewriters.As I grew up playing on keyboards, I don't think anything beats the left side of the Steelseries Merc(keyboard wise), but they do not produce it anymore.If you want to get into mechanical keyboards but don't want to build your own yet. Durgod is a wise choice to get a feeling of it.

It feels and sounds amazing. I wish it used a metal plate instead of all plastic and was a little bit less expensive but it's overall an awesome keyboard that I wouldn't hesitate to recommend.