stage flip-out feet (rubber tipped) that provide more control over typing angle and high traction on a flat surface. ABS ( Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene) is a plastic material that will yellow with UV exposure (Ever seen old SNES consoles?) and shine from wear. Old keyboards with ABS keycaps often look greasy. Well that’s not grease ( though depending on the user it might be), it’s actually the ABS being worn down to a very smooth finish.

Underneath the Durgod keyboard you’ll notice an integrated three-way cable gutter. These are excellent tools for cable management. The channels hold the cable in place without putting stress on the connector and allows the cable to exit the keyboard in three directions (left/right side or the middle) depending on the needs of your setup. Considering this is a gaming keyboard it needs to be capable of withstanding some pretty heavy abuse on a daily basis. Durgod has produced a really strong product that should be up to the task. Normally at this point I would disassemble the keyboard to examine the internal parts and build quality. Unfortunately I was unable to find a way to remove the top plastic shell from the bottom case without breaking it, and I wasn’t willing to do that. Conclusion On The Durgod Taurus K320 NebulaDurgod k320 it tenkeyless(TKL) 80% keyboard perfect design, elegant, simple and compact size, save more space for your mouse and provides extra flexibility for your keyboard positioning. Even better still the legends don’t have that stenciled appearance with gaps in some characters, which is unfortunately common on cheaper doubleshot keysets. Some of the keycaps have side-printed legends that notate the corresponding Fn layer (media keys, brightness adjustment, etc.). Standard size homing bumps are located on the F and J keys for easy hand placement on home row. The top surface of the keycaps on my boards doesn’t have the smoothing you found on yours, they are the same PBT texture all over, which I also prefer. It’s helpful that Durgod includes a USB-C to USB-C cable that can work with the new Mac ports. Durgod Zeus Engine Software Since I have the K320 without RGB, I won’t be utilizing the software that often. Still, it is good to know that the software is easily navigable as occasionally you will find a difficult software with other keyboards.

With an extraordinarily smooth typing feel, the Durgod K320 is an affordable tenkeyless keyboard that exceeds expectations. My only complaint about the structure is the location of the USB port, it is on the bottom of the keyboard in a recessed area. This particular Durgod gaming keyboard also has a secret hidden under the hood. Silenced Cherry MX linear switches for much quieter gaming experiences and tolerable noise levels for typing in the workplace. Just how quiet are they? Does a dampened switch hurt the key feel? Let’s find out… Made of double-shot PBT plastic, the keycaps are resistant to oils and grime and the legends will never fade. PBT keycaps often have a matte feel, but the ones on the K320 are pretty smooth. The Cherry MX browns sound really great while typing on this keyboard, no complaints here! You can feel a slight tactile bump on each keystroke, but nothing too crazy. The StabilizersThe Durgod K320 can work with both operating systems, and though the keycaps are Windows oriented, you can change the functions via software to maximize compatibility. The K320 has a no-frills yet appealing aesthetic, perfect for an office or any other professional environment. A two-tone keycap design and high-contrast legends contribute to this functional, sleek look.