None of the three keyboards features NKRO over USB, so the number of simultaneous key presses is limited to six. Between the models there was however
some differences in this, because while the G unit just stopped registering any more presses, the Meka started dropping the oldest presses in order to
register the new ones.
As we've seen, all of the keyboards feature the same Cherry MX Black-switches, so the typing touch is very much identical. It's also very much
identical with the Tesoro Durandal we reviewed a while back, as that was using the Blacks as well. The firm touch of this switch type doesn't really
please everyone, but personally I really like it. The firm touch also tends to make the boards quieter than keyboards with red switches, as it's easier
not to hammer the buttons all the way down.
If you want to have a writs rest, you are pleased to hear that the rest included both with the G1 and the G-unit performed well.
Conclusion
MEKA
PROS
Compact size
Solid build quality
CONS
No wrist rest
(Changes in layout from standard)
Editor's Choice Award!
MEKA G1
PROS
Audio through-puts
Solid build quality
CONS
The cable
Gold Award!
MEKA G-unit
PROS
Dedicated media keys
12 Macro keys
Solid build quality
CONS
No full backlight
Gold Award!
We've recently done quite a few mechanical keyboard reviews, and this time we put three more keyboards under the magnifying glass. The three Tt eSPORTS
models turned out to be very similar in some ways, but also significantly differ in others. All of the three models pack the same Cherry MX Black-switches
and offer a two-port USB-hub. On the other hand none of the boards offers full backlight or NKRO over USB. For some people the backlight is really a
must-have feature, so it would make sense for Tt eSPORTS to offer that on at least one model.
All of the keyboars follow the same black and red color theme, and in terms of build quality are very similar. The small Meka feels the most solid
thanks to its small size, but the huge G unit doesn't really flex or squeak either. The typing touch of the models is very much identical and overall
really pleasant, with no excess noises or other inconveniences. The models are aimed at slightly different audiences, so choosing between them boils down
to personal needs, but for me the favorite of these three is the compact Meka.