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ADX Firefight 60% Mechanical Gaming Keyboard - Blue, Red & Yellow £29.97 Free Collection @ Currys
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Posted 17 March 2023

ADX Firefight 60% Mechanical Gaming Keyboard - Blue, Red & Yellow £29.97 Free Collection @ Currys

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Product informationProduct code: 332517
What we love

- Mechanical red switches enable blisteringly fast taps, giving you the edge over your opponents
- Anti-ghosting puts you in control of your game, no matter how fast and complex your commands
- Compact 60% size makes it perfect for smaller desks

Good to know

- Super-light at just over 600 g, so you can easily carry it in your bag
- RGB lighting effects let you track your moves in the dark and customise your keyboard
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  1. ironfist's avatar
    ironfist
    I have the purple and green version. It's a good keyboard but the arrow keys are a pain as you need to use the fn key to use them. If it has its own directional keys it would be better.
    Hawkandr0's avatar
    Hawkandr0
    This would get seriously annoying. Cheers for the heads up. I probably wouldn’t have spotted that until it arrived. Deal breaker for me.
  2. Okay.'s avatar
    Okay.
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    Nice needed a new keyboard for my car
  3. jimjim79's avatar
    jimjim79
    Assuming reds is it a clicky one?
    cochon's avatar
    cochon
    Assuming reds is it a clicky one?

    The description does say reds, and no reds are the 'silent' ones without click or tactile feedback. But that's not silent silent if you're heavy fingered, they're still noisier in an open office than a membrane keyboard.
  4. Inki's avatar
    Inki
    Didn't know Fisher Price did keyboards (edited)
    bob_hoskins's avatar
    bob_hoskins
    Definitely seems child focused - young children at that.

    In which case then is there any point in mechanical switches - maybe if you insisted on nothing but the best for your child but it's a funny hill to stand on.
  5. RandomXbeX100's avatar
    RandomXbeX100
    Lidls do keyboards? Lol
    Darthballs's avatar
    Darthballs
    wheres the punch line...
  6. merlinium's avatar
    merlinium
    Those keycaps make me think of a Lego man.

    Would just need a Lego themed case to go with it.

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    greg666's avatar
    greg666
    Same
  7. Darthballs's avatar
    Darthballs
    ADX are surprisingly good for the price, if they stick with the line up, should be reds

    yeah should be reds -

    (edited)
    cochon's avatar
    cochon
    yeah should be reds

    Should? The description does actually state it: Switch type - Red switches

    They'll be Chinese clones not Cherry at this price point, but in all honesty it's a quarter of that equivalent price. Looks like a really good value keyboard for what it is, and I guess the price reflects the rather 'niche' colour scheme.

    That said, the whole 60% keyboard with mechanical keys thing, although a real 'thing', seems a bit bold for Currys to have taken on as a stock item.
  8. bigjugs4me's avatar
    bigjugs4me
    Looks pretty sweet in my opinion. Sack off RGB this is way cooler than some rainbow Unicorn sick lighting up my office.
  9. mr_johnsie's avatar
    mr_johnsie
    No arrow keys? What the….?
    C0mm0d0re_K1d's avatar
    C0mm0d0re_K1d Author
    This is the sort of keyboard used to play competitive games with mouse used for movement or looking. Keys used for fire, issuing spells or opening things.

    There are a combination of keys to use as cursor keys. Not sure if you can remap any?
  10. DuckDuck86's avatar
    DuckDuck86
    I can't deliver, I can't pickup?

    Worst website in the world award goes to ...49794540-ZPFhw.jpg

    Seems impossible to buy this.
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    Glasshalfsmashed58's avatar
    Glasshalfsmashed58
    Argos, in my experience...
  11. AverageJoeseph's avatar
    AverageJoeseph
    Personally think it's a cool keyboard and I'm well into the 30s, it's fine to have keyboards in a certain styles without that making it 'for kids'.

    No mention of type if switches has me a bit sus though, indicating lower quality
    showstopper81's avatar
    showstopper81
    It's a £30 TKL, I imagine that says enough about the quality
  12. dudwood_fudwood's avatar
    dudwood_fudwood
    That is awful.
  13. Spiritjambo's avatar
    Spiritjambo
    Jeez...I'll be honest, that's just too bright for me.
    I need my sunglasses
  14. Spiritjambo's avatar
    Spiritjambo
    Jeez...I'll be honest, that's just too bright for me.
    I need my sunglasses
  15. Supercharged's avatar
    Supercharged
    Cursor key location far from ideal!
  16. Glasshalfsmashed58's avatar
    Glasshalfsmashed58
    I've never seen a keyboard like that before.
    C0mm0d0re_K1d's avatar
    C0mm0d0re_K1d Author
    60% mechanical back lit gaming keyboard. There are lots of different sizes of keyboards.
  17. Ciarlo2006's avatar
    Ciarlo2006
    Am I the only person that still used the arrow keys and numpad? This keyboard would drive me mad, ha.
    xenny's avatar
    xenny
    I like cut down keyboards, as my elbow hurts after a few days reaching to the right past the number pad, but the smallest I'll consider is 65% which means you have arrow keys and page up/down etc. This is just a bit too cut down for me.

    I hardly ever do serious numerical entry, but if I am, I have a USB number pad that goes to the left of the keyboard or I use keyboardco.com/key…asp
  18. C0mm0d0re_K1d's avatar
    C0mm0d0re_K1d Author
    The switches are apparently / allegedly Gateron red's. They are apparently soldered to the pcb, so are not meant to be easily replaceable. Unless you want to risk molding it yourself? At the end of the day, this is a cheap, budget, entry level mechanical gaming keyboard. Not a high end one you can swap all the switches a keys on.

    Info about gateron keys...

    KEYCRON - keychron.com/blo…ide

    Gateron website - gateron.co/


    Another review here...
  19. PAISAL's avatar
    PAISAL
    Could go really nice with this case:


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  20. Yakkyda's avatar
    Yakkyda
    Is it actually designed by Benetton? (edited)
    C0mm0d0re_K1d's avatar
    C0mm0d0re_K1d Author
    No, United colours of Protanopia.
  21. williemaykit's avatar
    williemaykit
    The 60% keyboards aren’t that bad. You work around the arrow keys and just use the mouse.

    I use a Royal Kludge RK61 (picked it up for £40 on a Lightning Deal- currently £52) paired with a Logitech MX mouse. I don’t find myself missing the arrow keys.
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