Firstly and probably most importantly for gamers the TT eSPORTS Challenger is equipped with ten macro keys that can be individually designed to suit whatever actions the user needs them to do within a game. It has backlighting, and although you are not able to change the color, which is red, you can adjust the 開雲體育 intensity of the LED’s that monitor the light.
Like a handful of its competitors the TT eSPORTS Challenger has its in built memory chipset, which is a reasonable sixty four kilobyte, and it is this memory that enables for the storage all the way to forty macro key mixtures, as well as allowing four different game profiles to be stored also, which of course allows you to switch easily from mode to another, and may be more than enough for most gamers, although they can be a little hard to follow in practice. An LED changes color to let you know which profile you have selected, but unfortunately you will need to memorize what color works which profile.
The macros for the Challenger can be set up directly without necessity for software on your desktop, this feature is quite useful as will will not deplete any memory resources on the keyboard, and may very handy feature that enables for the macros to be timed.
There is also an intrinsic cable management system, which is a long winded way of saying your wires fit neatly out of the way underneath the base.
This TT eSPORTS Challenger uses membrane layer keys but these are quite crisp to use and not at all mushy, Themaltake also have a mechanical keyboard available too this is called the Tt eSPORTS MEKA Ultra-Compact and it retails approximately twenty dollars more than the cost of this model.
The trunk edge contains two UNIVERSAL SERIAL BUS ports as standard on this unit, the connecting cable, which is quality braided, is about six feet long.
You will also get a bag included to carry this unit about with and a separate one for the cables.
The Challenger Pro is competitively priced, whether or not it can force its way into the market focused by Logitech, Razer and Steelseries remains to be seen, and only time will tell whether this keyboard can meet expectations, on the face of though, it seems to be a qualified piece of equipment, well built and sturdy and extremely heavy, the beds base is fitted with some nice large plastic feet to help prevent slippage.
In this price range there are a few other models you might want to consider, the Cyborg V7 is available, shame this models has been subjected to a really big rise in price, then had to have the same price is the Logitech G110, and had to have ten dollars less there is the Microsof company Sidewinder X6 which is still going strong, as is the Razer Lycosa.
One final thing of note that the TT eSPORTS Challenger has that other computer keyboard do not possess is a tiny electric fan, about 30 mm sq which attaches in the top left or right hand corner of the keyboard with the intention of keeping the hands-free of sweat during heated combat, if you are prone to sweating hands this might prove useful if not it can be left unfitted, it has to be said though this fan does not appear to be powerful enough to be of any real use and therefore seems a little gimmicky, but some people might discover it useful.
As gaming computer keyboard go this is a good, well built device, and its features and price make it an attractive alternative to what is available today, definitely worth consideration if you are looking for something a little different. Works together with Windows OS IN THIS HANDSET — Windows 7/Vista/XP.
