Enermax Acrylux Keyboard Review
Introduction, Tech Specs and Packaging
Published: 27th May 2011 | Source: Enermax | Price: £55 |
Introduction
We've seen a whole array of keyboards come across our desks. Most of the ones that we see are of the old-school style that have a beautiful tactile feel when pressing the key.
However we know that many people, ourselves included, have spent so much time typing on either laptops, or laptop style keyboards that the flatter, quieter, scissor keyboards have an enormous following.
With this in mind we take a look today at the Acrylux keyboard from Enermax. A winner of a design award and in piano black it's guaranteed to be a looker, but how does it perform?
Technical Specifications
Whilst keyboards don't have the lengthy specifications that we normally see at this point in our reviews, nonetheless it's nice to see the Acrylux at least has some specs, which is more than many we see.
Material | Reinforced acryl & plastic |
Connectivity | USB 2.0 |
USB Hub | 2 x ports USB 2.0 |
Key Stroke | Patented „Scissors“ technology |
Key Zones | 3 (full-size layout) |
Available Keyboard Layouts | US, UK & DE |
Power Source | USB power (+5V) |
Colour | Black |
Dimensions | L 460 x D 160 x H 9.2 mm |
Weight | 873g |
Packaging
The box that the Acrylux comes in gives you a taster of what is to come by being sleek and minimalist. Enermax deservedly show the award that the keyboard received for design, and as we'll see on the next page it was one well deserved.
So what's in the box? Read on.
Most Recent Comments
If you like full size KB with the laptop feel and the nice piano black then a good alternative is the Fujitsu KB Slim MF which has a nice blue led (to bad keys dont have led)
(http://www.izideal.co.uk/p6789026/fujitsu-siemens-kb-slim-mf-piano-gb/)
I'v been using this KB for over a year now and use it at home and at the office and it stays nice, just wipe it once a week and it looks like new.Quote