Taurus K320 TKL Mechanical Gaming Keyboard - 87 Keys - Double Shot PBT - NKRO - USB Type C (Cherry Silent Red, White)

Surprised at the quality. I mean honestly. I am absolutely blown away. Durgod seemed like this weird off brand I never heard of, but took the chance because of the amazing color scheme (white/grey). I haven't used it with usb-c because my usb-c port (the only one on my pc) has my phones usb-c cable attached. So I use the standard usb port with the extra cable that it comes with (comes with a usb-c to classic usb cable as well as the usb-c to usb-c cable).Lets talk quality. Its Cherry MX Silent Reds. And I Love them. My last keyboard cost about 50 dollars more with Cherry MX Blacks. I thought I would miss the blacks because they require more force to type, but I don't oddly. The silent reds feel smoother. Its a nice typing feel. Its very different than the basic cherry mx reds that I've also used previously. On that note, the keycaps. They feel great as well. The plastics just feels good to my fingers. Its kind of like the first time you sleep on a memory foam mattress. Just, amazing. I have had zero issues with this little monster keyboard. I would highly recommend it. I can type upwards of 120 words per minute and this keyboard feels absolutely rock solid. Just, perfect. Really perfect.

No other way to put it, this keyboard is phenomenal. I ordered the Silent Red Cherry switches and its exactly what I wanted in terms of quietness compared to the type writer of a keyboard Ive had the past couple of years. The make of it is plastic, but the product is very well made from what I can tell and the back legs are sturdy. My one downside is that there is no RGB backlit which I believe costed extra.

I needed a quiet keyboard for taking notes during Zoom calls, but I also wanted mechanical. The Silent Red keys here are a pretty good compromise: the quietest keys I've encountered across ~half a dozen mechanical keyboards, only a whisper louder than a membrane. However there's complete lack of tactile (or audible) feedback on presses -- I guess this is by design how a "linear" key works. So the feel is more like a long-travel membrane keyboard than like the typical mechanical.Tip -- while this keyboard is already very quiet, I noticed that I could quiet it even more by placing it on a thin rubber pad (like a mouse pad), as the contact between keyboard and my desk was enough to amplify what little sound this keyboard makes when undamped.My main issue, and the one star drop, is the dependence of the keyboard on the "Zeus engine" Windows programming software. You can reprogram the keyboard, and save configurations to the keyboard, but I can't find a way to enforce that the new configuration is the default one when the keyboard is awoken or switched (via KVM) to a new computer -- where that new computer can't run DZE. If your setup has you frequently re-powering the keyboard, then you may need to manually change the configuration each time -- not a huge hassle, but I shift across computers several times/hour.Other than that, an outstanding keyboard worth the full investment.

Bought the keyboard in April 2020 and after more than 2 years, it still feels awesome to use.Update: used it for 5 years now and it still works great. Highly recommend.

the keyboard doesn't light up, i bought the black and grey one previously for some reason this doesn't have a back light. basically got scammed the price is the same and it looks identical to the keyboard that light up beside the color. Very disappointed. Not buying any more durgod products

Bought a Durgod K320, swapped out the keycaps for something a little nicer, and was generally happy with this keyboard. There was some faint pinging on the spacebar, but otherwise performance and quality was solid. It served as my daily driver for over a year. However, at some point it started lagging, skipping, and chattering randomly. The only way to *temporarily* fix the issue was to unplug the USB cable and plug it back in. I tried different cables and using different ports, but nothing would permanently alleviate the issues, so I gave up and stopped using the keyboard.

As advertised. Got the stealth reds, and am really enjoying it thus far. Basically zero flex and I like the layout. My only complaint is the 4 LEDs above the arrow keys are a bit odd, but that's more of a style preference thing for myself. Definitely worth the buy.

Solid keyboard that feels like it was made with quality in mind. Includes the right cables too and looks exactly as pictured.

I really liked this keyboard: typing quality and sturdiness. However, after several months, I had to unplug and replug it, because my computer could not detect it. The, one month later, it ceased to work altogether. The 4 leds turn on (abnormal) but the keys themselves did not respond.

Pros- Multiple feet positions so you can angle your keyboard however you like. Removable cable that is hidden underneath the keyboard instead of sticking out the side. Quiet keystrokes. Key cap removal tool comes with the keyboard. Colors were great when I got this keyboard and 6 months later everything still looks new.Cons- None!

I use it almost every day for programming. Works good for gaming too. The keyboard is quite quiet for a mechanical keyboard. Like it a lot.

I want to start by saying that for the money, this is a very decent keyboard especially when looking at the keyboard enthusiast market. I bought the white version with cherry MX silent reds which as expected aren't very loud. I got this board 2-3 days ago and have been typing on it for multiple hours a day.Pros:- Keycaps have great quality and feel (as expected from double shot PBT)- The quality of the board is incredible great heft and material feels very premium- Switches feel great for me personally- 2 different height adjusters is great for different feels and positions- Usb-c cable is not too long or short (usb-c to usb-c)Cons:- Spacebar has wobble which doesn't sound great on the right side- When bottoming out the keys, there is a resonance coming from the plate which doesn't sound the best but can be fixed imo with o-rings which i'll be doing soon.- I am used to low-profile keyboards so I will be getting a wrist-rest but everyone likes different things so it's only a con for me personally- I haven't been using the keyboard for long and can already hear a slight squeak coming from the space-bar.I can't say I don't recommend this keyboard as the wobble on the spacebar and enter key might be one-off occurrences but if it isn't it is pretty annoying. In addition to that a lot of my cons are personal preference so can't base yourself only on this alone. All in all you can definitely get a better keyboard if you have a bigger budget but for the price this board is decent.

It is sturdy, it si heavy, it is reliable, it is quiet, it's STANDARD. No crappy Logitech membrane keys that will last you for maximum 3 months of heavy coding.