Tecware Phantom RGB Keyboard Review
When you think of RGB mechanical keyboards Tecware is probably not the first nor the second company that would spring to mind in this part of the world. However it’s worth noting that they have been in existence for over a decade now and have been producing gaming peripherals to the mass market in the Asian region. It’s great to see more competition reaching the global market and today we take a look at one of their new releases, the Tecware Phantom RGB Keyboard.
Tecware offers 2 models of the Phantom RGB keyboard; one being a full keyboard with 104 keys and another with 87 TKL (TenKeyLess) which effectively means without a numeric pad. At a price tag of $60 for the full 104 keyboard version, I’m already intrigued to find out more about the Phantom RGB.
Here’s a quick peek at the specifications for both these models:
| Table of contents |
| 1. Introduction |
| 2. Closer look at the Design and offering |
| 3. Performance and conclusion |
Tecware Phantom RGB Mechanical Keyboard
AUD$59
Pros
- Great price for what's on offer
- Outemu Blue, Brown & Red switch options
- Hot-swappable switches
- Decent RGB Options
Cons
- Software requires refinement
- More finesse needed on RGB lighting
