– Solid design, – Backlit keys, – Black mechanical key switches, – Thick braided cable, – Goldplated connectors, – 2 port USB 2.0 hub and audio connections

– Some gamers might miss programmable keys

Cherry Black MX mechanical switches, Tactile and audible feedback, Detachable palm rest, Two USB 2.0 ports, Minimal looks is just right, Heavyweight build quality, Superior anti-ghosting ability, Media function key replaces windows key FTW

Lock status LED's are way too bright, Full anti-ghosting only works with USB to PS/2 adapter

In this section I am going to write a brief five point summary on the following categories; Performance, Appearance, Construction, Functionality and Value. These views are my own and help me to give the Thermaltake MEKA G1 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard a...

Good value, satifying feedback on keystrokes, solid feel to base.

Windows button on right hand side of keyboard not left (takes getting used to if you use a lot), apologies if this is a Windows setting but - LED logo lights up when PC is turned off.

Good value, satifying feedback on keystrokes, solid feel to base

Windows button on right hand side of keyboard not left (takes getting used to if you use a lot), apologies if this is a Windows setting but - LED logo lights up when PC is turned off

Came with the number 1 key not in the keyboard but a quick push and it was perfect.

Came with the number 1 key not in the keyboard but a quick push and it was perfect

Really does feel like a Mechanical - closest to a cherry red as the actuation point is quite high. Looks Really Decent, and the dragon glows ;)

Space bar is a little flimsy but works fine Comes with WASD keys in red, i did not receive my S Key.

Really does feel like a Mechanical - closest to a cherry red as the actuation point is quite high ; Looks Really Decent, and the dragon glows ;)

Space bar is a little flimsy but works fine ; Comes with WASD keys in red, i did not receive my S Key