Type Like a Pro! 💻
The Das Keyboard 4 Ultimate Blank Wired Mechanical Keyboard combines premium Cherry MX Brown switches with a sleek aluminum design, offering a tactile typing experience that lasts up to 50 million keystrokes. With a 2-port USB 3.0 hub and dedicated media controls, this keyboard is perfect for professionals and gamers alike, ensuring both style and functionality in your workspace.
Brand | Das Keyboard |
Series | 4 Ultimate Cherry MX Brown |
Item model number | DASK4ULTMBRN |
Hardware Platform | PC, Linux, Chrome |
Operating System | mac os x |
Item Weight | 2.6 pounds |
Product Dimensions | 18 x 6.8 x 1.3 inches |
Item Dimensions LxWxH | 18 x 6.8 x 1.3 inches |
Color | Soft Tactile - Cherry MX Brown Switches |
Power Source | USB Power |
Manufacturer | Das Keyboard |
ASIN | B00JJPZWXC |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Date First Available | April 22, 2014 |
A**H
Worth the money if you want a beautiful, sturdy, wonderful-to-use keyboard for lots of typing.
If you are looking at this product seriously, then I believe I can make a few assumptions about you. First, you know how to type well without ever having to look at the keyboard. Second, you are interested in a mechanical keyboard with Cherry MX switches. Third, you don't mind spending a nice chunk of change on a keyboard even though a $10 keyboard will basically do the same thing. If any of these things are not true of you, I'd suggest you move on to another keyboard.As far as design, this keyboard is a beast. They keycaps feel hefty. The body of the keyboard is a very heavy aluminum which feels like it could be used as a weapon if necessary (seriously, the keyboard is HEAVY). The volume knob is exceptional to use and even the non-mechanical media keys are great to use. Even the cord to this keyboard is extra beefy and who can complain about 2 usb 3.0 ports right on the keyboard? The all-black design is beautiful and the lack of any markings on the keycaps makes the keyboard aesthetically pleasing.The vast majority of the time, blank keycaps are no issue to me. The only time I have issues is when I go to enter some weird password - especially if it has !@#$%^&* (any of the symbols above the number keys) in it. I can NEVER remember where the heck those symbols are located. Regular typing has never been an issue with the blank keycaps nor has data entry (the number pad is very helpful).As far as the switches, I find them very pleasing to use. The sound of the keys bottoming out can be quite loud, but if you learn to stop slamming the keys and push more softly until the key engages the keyboard can be very quiet. I love the feel of the keys with the Brown switches. How these compare to other Cherry MX switches I am not able to say as this is my first mechanical keyboard. All I know is that the transition from the cheap keyboards which came with my Dell computers in the past to this keyboard has been a breeze thanks to the Cherry MX Brown switches. I really did not notice a difference typing on this keyboard - until I went back to a non-mechanical one.The bottom line is that although this keyboard is very expensive, I've found it to be well-built, aesthetically-pleasing, and a joy to use. I especially recommend it to students or those who type quite a lot. I have found it to be sometimes awkward for gaming (you have to push a lot further down on these keys versus a membrane keyboard) although I have adjusted to the difference. For typing, however, this keyboard is an absolute joy.
R**H
Wow.
Wow. I've never had a keyboard like this before. I've had a mechanical keyboard before, but this is a different beast. I cant quite describe it. Typing on this is like magic. I love it. I'm using the one with cherry brown switches. I think that the biggest difference for this keyboard and others, is that others feel 'wobbly'. My other mechanical keyboard seems like it has more play in how the key moves, these have a very smooth, no wiggling action. maybe i'm crazy. But it's f**ing great. This keyboard. Just wow. I thought it was silly to spend 180 on a keyboard, but this sucker is worth every penny. It's not like it's gonna break, it's metal!Immediately upon opening the box you can tell that the build quality on this is incredible. Hefty metal face-plate, sturdy, sleek, and with a funny joke on the packaging. The keys just feel so clean. I put the red rubber dampers on, and while I at first hated them, I decided that they actually helped the feel of the keyboard.The volume nob is nice. It's got a red aluminum ring around it, and a rubber grip. It's clicky. It's nice to spin. It doesn't light up like it almost looks in the picture. I really like the volume knob. The other multimedia keys have a nice feel to them, but don't really press/move very far. You can tell when you've pressed them. They are hard plastic, not rubbery. I prefer that. There's a sleep key, but it's not going to be something your accidentally pressing anyways, as it is recessed and the other multimedia keys are raised, so even in the dark without a label, you can tell which key to not press.I find the blank key caps to be really nice looking, and I haven't had a problem with them being blank... You know how to type, right? My WPM actually increased when I purchased this keyboard. I would struggle to hit 70 consistently on type racer, now I often exceed 80. People are knocking this keyboard "no backlight, whaaah i need to look at my figners while I type." Instead they should just learn to type and get the blank key caps like real pros. Backlights are for nannies.
G**E
Das does the Ultimate Keyboard
After over a decade of use, I recently replaced my old Das mechanical keyboard with the Das Keyboard 4 Ultimate Blank Wired Mechanical Keyboard. The blank keycaps are really blank, and they add a cool factor that draws attention. I was pleased to find that this new model exceeded my expectations in terms of functionality and comfort.For reference, I use mine for everything. Schoolwork, professional papers, programming, you name it. The keyboard's ergo key action provides the perfect typing experience, and the Cherry MX Brown mechanical switches are incredibly responsive and provide just the right amount of feedback. The keyboard also features USB 3.0 connectivity, a volume dial, and media playback controls, which make it even more user-friendly.Although the lack of lettering on the keycaps may seem daunting at first, it actually encourages touch typing and helps to improve typing skills. Once you get used to it, you'll find that you're able to type even faster and more accurately than before. The sleek and minimalistic design of the keyboard adds to the overall typing experience, allowing for a distraction-free and focused environment.Overall, I would highly recommend the Das Keyboard 4 Ultimate Blank Wired Mechanical Keyboard to anyone who is looking for a high-quality and efficient typing experience. It's a great investment in your productivity and typing skills, and the blank keycaps add a unique and cool touch to any workspace.
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