Cherry G 83-6105

build quality

62% of reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

no camera cutout

This is a membrane board with key components designed to feel slightly mechanical. But it is not a mechanical board, and suffers from all the problems associated with membrane boards. The mechanical Cherry boards all start with the model number G80.

Clear Optics","Easy To Use","Firm Mount","Strong Construction

A little tough to hook up

1. Very good key action ; 2. Surprisingly small, yet doesn't feel small. See Other Thoughts ; 3. Good key placement, with the proviso that all small boards have odd key placement. See Other Thoughts ; 4. Two Ctrl keys (and Alt keys too), and I like the...

The one key I don't like is the Enter key. Hard to find with my right pinky finger. A very minor quibble

Excellent tactile feel! At first the keys were a little too hard to press but once I got used to them, I found I like this keyboard better than any other keyboard I've used. I hate mushy keys and this keyboard's keys are not that. I have had my...

It can seem loud at times. The labeling on the keys is cheap and have faded away on my most used keys! I got mine somewhat cheaper but there's no way that they should fade on a keyboard this expensive. I have had a keyboard that cost almost one tenth...

Very solid keyboards. I have a number of Cherry keyboards and in fact replaced the stock Dell keyboard at work since I like the "feel" so much ; Like the fact that if something spills on it it keeps chugging

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The Product is 1st class well worth the somewhat higher price. Thanks for including it in your shopping site.

I thought all Cherry keyboards were real buckling spring mechanical keyboards, so I got one. No, It's a run of the mill, slightly better than others, membrane switch keyboard. So I still have it in the box, and will let my kid use it if he wants it. I...