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Das Keyboard DASK3MKPROSIL Wired Keyboard

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Product Information

German-engineered, gold-plated, mechanical key switches (Cherry MX Brown). Designed to withstand 50 million key strokes Special Media Keys: sleep, brightness +/-, mute, volume +/-, eject, play/pause, next and previous track Laser-etched inscriptions on keys to resist fading Two-port USB 2.0 hub allows for syncing and charging iPhone, iPod and USB compatible devices Extra long 2-meter (6.6-Feet) USB cable with two USB connectors: one for the keyboard, one for the USB hub Full n-key rollover (anti-ghosting technology) with a PS2 adapter, and 6 keys with USB. Great for fast typists and gamers alike.

Product Identifiers

BrandDAS Keyboard
MPNDASK3MKPROSIL
UPC0855800001234
eBay Product ID (ePID)136088036

Product Key Features

ConnectivityWired
TypeMechanical

Additional Product Features

Keyboard/KeypadKeyboard

Ratings and reviews

4.9
9 product ratings
  • 8 users rated this 5 out of 5 stars
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Well designed

Easy to set up

Good value

Most relevant reviews

  • Great positive feel :-)

    Over the past 25+ years I've worn out 6 or 7 keyboards. In hindsight none of them were really great keyboards - Logitech, Dell, Acer and another brand of no great significance. Some were close to $100, others were in the $50 range. What I missed most was the "positive feel" that I enjoyed with my electric typewriters - yes, I'm an old gopher. My son put me onto mechanical keyboards, saying that they were the best for gaming. Of course I don't "game", but I decided to check them out online. Das Keyboard was the one maker of mechanical keyboards that kept appearing at the top of all of the reviews, when the review included a Dad Keyboard. Then I had to look up "cherry" switches and found that there are 3 colors of cherry mechanical switches with varying "sounds". I opted for the brown cherry switches as they are about as close to silent as one can get, yet I still get a small sound when the keys bottom out :-) I like it!!! Well, what do I like about my Das Keyboard Professional S Brown Cherry keyboard? The keys are cupped nicely so that my fingertips fit into them very comfortably. Not only is there the identifying "bump" on the "J" key, but also there is one on the "F" key - a very nice feature that confirms correct hand positioning very quickly. The stroke pressure is even across the keyboard - not too much and not too sensitive - just right in my books. It is also a full-size keyboard which is wonderful for my large hands. The weight of the keyboard is very reasonable and stays place for me - some of the lightweight membrane keyboards were a real nuisance for me from time to time. I've had my Das Keyboard for over a month now and have gotten to the point where I feel very comfortable with it. I do have to be careful and keep an eye on what I type as I've got some nerve damage and I tend to drag my left little finger and enter the occasional unwanted "a" here and there. Other than a "personal" issue, I have found no fault with my keyboard. Yes, the Das Keyboard Professional S Cherry Brown is more expensive than the membrane type keyboards (or whatever you call them), but it is head and shoulders above them all when it comes to comfort and ease of use. Is it worth the additional money? In my books, "YES!" My only regret is that I did not know about them sooner.

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: New

  • Das Keyboard version where therey

    Please excuse my incomplete thoughts and lack of follow through on my sentence. Just wanted to key this out there. Don't really care how well put together this is. I purchased this mechanical keyboard because it is good. I have the version where on the left hand side there is Control, Function, Windows, and Alt keys. This is the version I bought and the version I personally like. I use this this keyboard mainly with macOS and I remap the Alt key to be Command and the Windows key to be Alt. Where the Alt key sits on the keyboard is similarly positioned as the Command key on the Macbook keyboard so it makes the feel very natural and pleasant to me. Plus at work i use a keyboard where the Alt key is right underneath the "x" key and it makes going between work and home computers very natural. The profile is a bit bulky especially where the two usb ports are. I'm not fond of the new versions where the left hand side only has the Control, Windows, and Alt keys (at least that's what it looks like to me on the website because they have the pictures of the old and new versions of the keyboard). I'm not sure of the key layouts but if it's the new layout, I'm not happy that they replaced the Windows key with the Function key on the right hand side. When I work on Windows I use the Control, Windows, and arrow keys to move between spaces and the fact that they took it out is quite a shame. I haven't tried the new ones though so I don't know if the Function key doubles up as a Function key and Windows key. If you go with this keyboard I don't know if aftermarket replacement keys will work with this. I bought a used one and the keys have gotten this shiny to it because of the previous owner and my oily fingers. If you get the version I got, you're kind of stuck with the original keys unless you find a good alternative. If you do let me know. I particularly like the this version (ctrl, fn, win, alt key on left hand side and alt, win, menu, ctrl on right hand side). If DAS makes them again I'll consider buying a new one.

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: New

  • Great keyboard

    This keyboard is great. Very basic design, function key for sleep and audio control. No software needed just plug and play. Uses a usb port as well as a PS2 port, however it comes with a PS2 to USB adapter in case your motherboard doesn't have a PS2 keyboard port or is damaged.

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: New

  • Great keyboard for office

    Got it for the office. Love the feedback from it and it can keep up with my typing speed. No complaints

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned

  • Best mech keyboard!

    Smooth with minimal sound!

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: New

  • Awesome keyboard.

    Great product, well made.

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned

  • Great keyboard!

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned

  • Good keyboard with some quirks

    I enjoy this keyboard. It sounds nice typing on. It has Cherry MX Browns which sound and feel very nice. There is no backlight on this keyboard, which has pros and cons. If you're a touch typist, you're not really needing to see where the keys are anyways. Cons: I'm not a fan of the bar stabilizer on the space bar. Removing any of the stabilized keys on the keyboard is a bit difficult. Also the stickers are the keys protrude quite a bit, which doesn't feel as great on the fingers. All in all, I think it's a good board, but would have gone with blanks. There are after market keycaps that could be used, but those are anywhere from 25-55 bucks.

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned

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