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EVGA Z20 RGB Optical Mechanical Gaming Keyboard - £39.98 @ Amazon

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Decent offer on this EVGA Z20 RGB Optical Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, reduced down to £39.98.

Features Optical Mechanical Switches (Linear) & RGB Lighting.


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GAMERS’ IMMERSION TO A WHOLE NEW LEVEL
The Z20 keyboard delivers comfort and convenience with a proximity range ToF sensor and a premium Magnetic Approach Palm Rest. Powered by a 32-bit Arm Cortex-M33 core USB microprocessor, the Z20 offers the most advanced gaming keyboard experience, with a 4000Hz report rate. Customize the Z20 to fit your style with textured, double-shot shine through WASD, and Macro keys, alongside a left and right edge RGB bar. The Z20 features per-key RGB LEDs and can be configured through EVGA UNLEASH. LK Light Strike Optical Mechanical switches make the Z20, 25% faster than traditional mechanical switches. The Z20 offers speed, comfort, and premium quality features in a keyboard that has something for everyone.

DIM AND BRIGHTEN FUNCTION
The EVGA Z20 keyboard brilliantly outshines the competition with fully-customizable Per-Key RGB LEDs, with left – right edge RGB Light bar customization to fit any colour scheme. The Z Series LED backlighting can be configured via the EVGA UNLEASH software, and multiple lighting effects can be instantly dimmed or brightened via the LED brightness function combination keys.

TOF PANEL
The ToF Panel allows you to set up the ToF function and lighting effects when approaching or leaving the keyboard.

EXPERTLY RESPONSIVE AND PRECISE
The Z20 Keyboard is powered by a 32-bit Arm Cortex-M33 core microprocessor to support a 4K Hz report rate. Offering the most advanced gaming keyboard experience, 4K Hz is 4x more responsive and inputs can be more precise.

LIGHT STRIKE LK OPTICAL MECHANICAL SWITCHES

The Z20 keyboard features a ToF proximity sensor, detecting user movement to trigger the system awake or to sleep. The Z20 keyboard is equipped with Light Strike LK Optical Mechanical switches with a low 1.5 mm travel to actuation, generating 25% faster response time compared to traditional mechanical switches. Featuring your choice of Linear or Clicky switches with N-key rollover to ensure that you get exactly the type of feedback and experience you want.

Z20 DEDICATED MACRO KEYS
Includes five dedicated and programmable Macro E keys, customizable via the UNLEASH RGB software. With Z20 gamer's get 4D Bump Keycap for WASD & Macro Keys. While the stunning Z20 has an EVGA RGB Light Bar to emphasize immersive lighting.

Z20 USB PASSTHROUGH & AUDIO JACK

Dedicated volume wheel and media keys give you full control at your fingertips.



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  1. BargainPlease's avatar
    BargainPlease
    The company that rhymes with scran that is banned is doing the same deal but with free Mic.

    Amazon offers returns on prime, so best to get it there first test then return and get from scran as there are some quirks/ 'features' you might not like:

    The Cons: The USB cable is so thick if it was going through the Sold Secure bike lock quality test it'd rate a 9 like the Kryptonite NYL, it's heavy as it contains 2xUSB and 1xaudio cable (the keyboard has built-in audio jack and usb port), not so problematic visually but if plugging into a monitor's USB hub like me, the weight of the cable dangling causes the USB connection to disconnect at the slight movement/nudge of the desk. I had to use command strips to fasten the wire to the back of the monitor.

    It also frequently loses its RGB profile, reverting to rainbow, or half the board being solid white/half the board completely off. It has no onboard memory for profile customisation so if you close the EVGA app on PC it defaults to factory profiles. Partly this is caused by disconnects and KVM switching from PC1 to PC2.

    The EVGA logo is hideous and bulky, and cannot be removed.

    The ToF sensor was a selling point for me but it doesn't seem to ever put the PC to sleep it just locks it, so defeats the purpose in my view, as I work from home, and I doubt the misses gives 2 sh1ts about network topology diagrams, so i don't need to lock it, i was thinking it automatically sleeping and waking up might save a little energy and screen burn.

    The Pros: it's so damn cheap for an optical mech K/B, it has a built in USB port which is convenient, and comes with spare WASD keys, the volume roller is neat, and the wrist rest is decent magnetic and comfy. Overall build quality is as expected, I will say it is better than a Corsair K57 and Razer Cynosa.

    If you are getting into the market for mechanical keyboards, 100% worth it but it is not Razer O/P Mech nor SteelSeries O/P Mech calibre.
    Finnboy's avatar
    Finnboy
    Cheers for that in-depth review. I'm tempted as it would be my first mechanical and not into rgb. Hmmm...
  2. TheUrbis's avatar
    TheUrbis
    Comes with a free microphone on "the other" website.
    Gort1951's avatar
    Gort1951
    They provide the Microphone so that you can shout obscenities at this KB.
  3. mickael28's avatar
    mickael28
    Hi guys, I don't know much about mechanical keyboards but I wanted to try one of those 'blue clickly' switches I've read about.

    Anyone knows how the switches in this one might compare to the blue switches by any chance?
    simonbrown's avatar
    simonbrown
    This version appears to be red linear switches, so not clicky.
  4. Gort1951's avatar
    Gort1951
    Small Review
    ------ --------
    After using the Z20 for a while.

    Software is dire, crashes a lot and has to run as a background task all of the time.
    Logitech G810. Colors stay set even after a Computer reboot.

    EVGA updates the LEDS using Software rather than a CPU inside the KB that other Manufacturers use.

    A KB with built in Memory only needs to run the SW to configure Keys then close.

    Some light bleed from under the Keys, G810 has none. Other brands look like xmas Trees.

    Ugly EVGA Brand thing. Painting that Black later.

    Typing is fine, comes with a Magnetic Palm Rest, a Key Cap Puller and normal Key Caps to replace fitted Gamer Keys. Game Keys feel nice but look Childish.

    Uses Cherry Type Switches, the LED is at the top of the Key.
    1! 2" 3£ 4$

    G810 has a centered LED on each Key.
    1 2 3 4
    ! " £ $

    Other brands use Gray Text for Secondary Keys (Not even White)

    £40 for a temporary KB until something new comes out.

    Optical Keys don't mean Jack S*** when it comes to reliability, they still fail as owners have reported.
    sion22's avatar
    sion22
    software doesnt have to run in background, after setting up for the first time, i closed it and never run it again. color stay set on reboot

    it does crash alot while using it tho

    i perfer this to my K70 that is triple this price with more feature like usb/microphone passthrough

    this is a steal at this price
  5. t1redmonkey's avatar
    t1redmonkey
    Sort of tempted to get this, but there does seem to be a lot of negative comments out there for this particular keyboard
    jarik's avatar
    jarik
    I've been using it for a couple of weeks and I find it works fine. I saw some good reviews.
  6. vhero's avatar
    vhero
    Same price on Scan with a mouse mat and microphone..
    mjb1975's avatar
    mjb1975
    The mouse mat is no longer listed with the keyboard; just the microphone (but free is still good).
  7. jarik's avatar
    jarik
    Perfect timing. Today was the last day I could return it when it was £49.98.

    Thanks OP
  8. Kankan101's avatar
    Kankan101
    Posted on the 23/04

    hotukdeals.com/dea…622

    Doesn't seem the greatest, dunno if Scania still doing with free microphone and headset at the same price still. (edited)
  9. niefoon's avatar
    niefoon
    wonder if it's worth buying this purely to rip the optical switches out, does anybody know what brand the switches are?
    Gort1951's avatar
    Gort1951
    A4tech LK Light Strike Optical Mechanical Switches.

    £43.49 for 25 Optical Reds on ebay - the same as these probably. There are only 2 Manufacturers of Optical Swithes said Google.
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