Geezer GS3 RGB Optical costs 700k

A very notable product is the Geezer GS3 RGB Optical which has arrived in Vietnam.

Geezer GS3 RGB Optical has RGB LED lights that can change color and looks very fun, the button brightness is large and has many effects, easily adjusted on the key without software.

Going deeper into the optical switch is the highlight of the Geezer GS3 RGB Optical: This type of button has a unique structure that is very different from the famous Cherry type.

In terms of use, the typing feeling on the Geezer GS3 RGB Optical is quite good, the button presses down smoothly, even the long buttons are very good, regular and not annoyingly stuck.

DareU EK169 costs 650 thousand VND

Vietnamese gamers are certainly not unfamiliar with affordable mechanical keyboards, but the DareU EK169 will surprise many people even more because… it’s so cheap.

It’s easy to see that the DareU EK169 uses a low case design, with the switch embossed on the key surface creating a modern feel.

DareU EK169 has average build quality, thin key walls, standard button attachments, but the plastic surface is difficult to create the necessary sturdiness.

The most notable point of DareU EK169 is the custom-made switch system with all 3 types of blue, brown and red, quite rare in this super cheap price segment.

Eblue EKM757 costs 700 thousand VND

Eblue EKM757 is a recently discounted mechanical keyboard. The product has a very sturdy outer shell with a metal top plate and plastic bottom.

Eblue EKM757 has a 7-color LED system fixed to each row of keys, looking quite eye-catching.

LED effects are assigned to the insert, delete, home, end, page up, page down key clusters, all activated by pressing the Fn button.

Through practical testing, the unique switch called JWH that Eblue uses on the EKM757 gives a pretty good typing feeling, very bouncy and not sticky at all, the bounce is also very uniform.

E-Dra EK3104 RGB price 850k

E-Dra EK3104 RGB has extremely good build quality, exceeding its price range with a sturdy, sturdy plastic shell that feels thick to the touch and when tried to bend or twist, it doesn’t budge or make any creaking noises.

The font on the key is still a small minus point of the E-Dra EK3104 RGB as it doesn’t look very nice and the ability to light out the LED lights is not really good.

Although the price is very cheap, the E-Dra EK3104 RGB surprises with its own adjustment software that allows you to arbitrarily ‘flash’ the color lights, making this mechanical keyboard more flexible and worth the money.

Similar to its predecessor, the E-Dra EK3104 RGB uses a familiar cheap switch called Outemu, providing a good typing experience with a variety of colors including RED, BLUE, BROWN.

During daily use, the E-Dra EK3104 RGB operates very stably, with a delicious and smooth typing feeling.