Ione Scorpius M10 USB Mechanical Keyswitch Keyboard

value for money, design, build quality

53% of reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

The M10's Cherry blue's are perfect for long coding (=typing) sessions, and my typo rate has gone down significantly since getting it. Also, the build quality is OK. I also have a Filco (/w Cherry browns) @ home and I like the M10 better.

Major clicky, tactile feel - I've looked for quite awhile for an affordable mechanical keyboard, and love this one. Can't say anything for longevity yet because I have only had it a few months, but at the price of about $60 plus shipping, how can you...

Status lights never worked. Like so many others, C key died, solder had come loos off the board. It had such promise.. Not worth the fifty bucks. 20 mabe.. just save up your money for a DAS Keyboard.

It is true that the solder job is not the best in the keyboard. However, it does contain real Cherry MX Blue keyswitches aren't available in any other keyboard for under $100. Popular keyboards including this keyswitch are the Das Keyboard and some of...

Looking for the feel and sound of the old IBM keyboards, I found this one 11 months ago. It has worked flawlessly until about a month ago - which means it lasted me 10 months. Now the the number keys are having issues. It doesn't matter if I use the...

Looking for the feel and sound of the old IBM keyboards, I found this one 11 months ago. It has worked flawlessly until about a month ago - which means it lasted me 10 months. Now the the number keys are having issues. It doesn't matter if I use the...

I've been through a number of keyboards in the past year. The biggest disappointment was an Enermax Aurora Micro that I bought based entirely on praise for its hard aluminum shell and superior construction. Problem? I and a friend who also picked one...

I'd give this computer a perfect rating if it had a usb outlet. But it's a great mechanical switch keyboard and is much quieter than my Tactile Pro. Although I'll be surprised if it lasts as long as the Tactile, the noise issue is worth consideration....

Build quality on this keyboard is noticeably cheap, but this is a cheap keyboard considering it uses Cherry blue axis mechanical switches. Despite the cheap plastic casing, the keyboard types well and feels great. Great way to test out the Cherry...