Having the right mechanical keyboard at your disposal is part and parcel of being a PC gamer nowadays.<\/p>\n
Recent popular trends in the mechanical keyboard space have included the likes of RGB lighting. However, keyboard technology really hasn’t changed that much over the years.<\/p>\n
EpicGear, on the other hand, has produced\u00a0a modular keyboard that gives you the option to\u00a0mix and match different\u00a0types of mechanical switches.<\/p>\n
With the EpicGear Defiant board, you can pick from three different types of mechanical switches.<\/p>\n
These switches include the EG Grey that is a linear switch similar to\u00a0Cherry MX Reds, the EG Purple switch that is a tactile switch with clicky feedback much\u00a0like Cherry MX Blues.<\/p>\n
Finally, the last switch you can select for the keyboard is the EG Orange, a tactile non-clicky switch very much in-line with the experience you get with\u00a0Cherry MX Browns.<\/p>\n
Would you ever consider buying a modular mechanical keyboard like this?<\/p>\n
We certainly like the customisability aspect of the keyboard, but we’d want to give it a go first before we decide.<\/p>\n
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