Peripherals

Mars Gaming presents its MKREVO gaming keyboard the size of a Tenkeyless

Tenkeyless keyboards are gaining popularity by offering a smaller keyboard and thus offering more space for other peripherals or to enter small desks. Mars Gaming with its MKREVO keyboard wants us to have space without neglecting the numeric keyboard.

Rearranging the keyboard layout as we know it, Mars Gaming with its MKREVO keyboard offers us the benefits of a Tenkeyless keyboard. But, what if we want those keys because the numerical row is not the most comfortable or fast? That's what this gaming keyboard model is for.

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Less space without leaving keys behind with the MKREVO keyboard from Mars Gaming

The Mars Gaming MKREVO keyboard features advanced hybrid H-Mech key technology, combining the feel and speed of a mechanical keyboard with the reliability of a membrane keyboard. It also boasts RGB lighting with 12 customizable modes and preset settings.

Mars Gaming has adapted the numeric keypad to the size of a Tenkeyless on its MKREVO keyboard by rearranging the keys. You have moved them to above the scroll arrows. We will have to get used to this new arrangement, but in return we will gain some more space on the desktop.

In its small space it does not leave behind multimedia functionalities. Its dual control wheel will allow us to control the intensity of the RGB lighting effects as well as the volume of our PC in a more precise and direct way. It also has anti-ghosting technology to avoid unwanted double keystrokes, a reinforced nylon cable to withstand jerks and a few bumps, and the USB connector is gold-plated to offer faster connectivity. Mars Gaming's MKREVO keyboard, which is also compatible with all consoles on the market; It is now available in stores at a recommended retail price of 25,90 euros.

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Benjamin Rosa

Madrileño whose publishing career began in 2009. I love investigating curiosities that I later bring to you, readers, in articles. I studied photography, a skill that I use to create humorous photomontages.

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