Fantech MK853 Maxpower Mechanical Gaming Keyboard (RED SWITCH) Pink / White / Black / MK 853 / MK-853 / Sakura Pink (white light source) / White and Black (RGB) / Physical Volume Knob / Mech

₱1,657.00

LIGHTING EFFECTS With 22 Spectrum mode to enhance your gaming experience. Press FN+INS button to change the lightning effect
ALL KEYS ANTI-GHOSTING To ensures that every single key you press registers simultaneously and accurately in-game.
HIGH AND LOW KEY POSITION LAYOUT MAXPOWER designed with high and low key layout to adapt your hand. Makes you fee more comfortable.
SHORTCUT VOLUME KNOB The cylindrical volume control knob lets you control the volume in a tense and exciting game battle
ERGONOMIC WRIST REST Offers comfortable support ideal for long hours in the keyboard.
KINDS OF SWITCHES: RED AND BLUE
BLUE SWITCH An Evolved Mechanical Switch Blue Switch A very tactile and "clicky" variety. So, while this switch is a bit louder than the others, it does give the board a small bit of extra resistance that kicks in right before complete activation, which is very satisfying.
RED SWITCH It’s a linear switch, meaning that the force at the beginning and end of each stroke is nearly identical, presenting a pretty big difference
Size: 446mm x 136mm x 36mm

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SKU: FANTECH MK853-Pink Category: Keyboard Tag: Fantech

Please note that the Pink/Sakura variant has white light source while the white and black one have RGB with 22 Spectrum mode to enhance your gaming experience.

BLUE SWITCH – very tactile and “clicky” variety. So, while this switch is a bit louder than the others, it does give the board a small bit of extra resistance that kicks in right before complete activation, which is very satisfying.

RED SWITCH – it’s a linear switch, meaning that the force at the beginning and end of each stroke is nearly identical, presenting a pretty big difference