Testseek.com have collected 57 expert reviews of the ThermalTake Tt eSports Meka G1 and the average rating is 81%. Scroll down and see all reviews for ThermalTake Tt eSports Meka G1.
March 2011
(81%)
57 Reviews
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Abstract: Keyboards come in all shapes and sizes - from simple to advanced, basic or with display, or with a sound card or extra keys. The quality of the keys themselves often is of secondary importance. This review will focus on a category of keyboards that has ...
Overall, the Thermaltake Meka G1 is a pretty good deal and a fine keyboard if you prefer the non-tactile feel of Cherry Black switches. But if you want to recreate the clicky, half-press resistance of the mechanical keys from 20 years ago, you’ll want ...
As with other mechanical keyboards we have seen recently the Meka G1 does not come with fancy macro controls or flashy illumination options, that's not what the Meka G1 is about. What Tt eSPORTS have done is stripped back all this and created a very h...
small physical size will suit desks with limited space, adjustable height, tough design, Cherry MX Black switches will last a long time, Two USB ports,
Not ideal for typing, key layout could be improved, missing windows key, no way to disable lighted keys, Kitguru says: a well made keyboard which will appeal to gamers who don't want a full sized board to lug around, Rating: 8.0, Pages: 1 2 3 4 5, Share,
The Thermaltake MEKA keyboard is well built. The inclusion of Cherry MX Black Switches give it a much improved feel when directly compared with a membrane board.The compact design will appeal to people who have limited space on their desk. The inclusion o...
Solid design, Backlit keys, Black mechanical key switches, Thick braided cable, Gold-plated connectors, 2 port USB 2.0 hub and audio connections
Some gamers might miss programmable keys
It looks like this keyboard has got me on the mechanical keyboard bandwagon. Going from laptop-style keyboard to a mechanical gaming keyboard took some time to get used to, but I do enjoy using this keyboard. The actual feel when typing a feedback of t...
Solid Construction, Dual USB Ports, Awesome Looking Notification Lights, Good For Gaming
Cost, Poor Key Layout, Heavy?, Bad For Typing
In conclusion I think this keyboard is a step in the right direction for Themaltake’s Tt-eSPORTS line. The MEKA has good things about it, but would I recommend this unit over something like the Corsair Vengeance K60 Mechanical Keyboard? The answer is,...
Thermaltake has had the eSport series out for a while now and it is a good brand. The combination of the Cherry MX Black switches with the extra USB 2.0 ports (maybe the next version will have USB 3.0) and audio ports will appeal to many. The design is cl...
Abstract: How many keystrokes do you log in a given day? Thousands? Tens of thousands? If you spend all day at a computer or use one for both work and pleasure, the total might be even higher. PC users spend a lot of hands-on time with their keyboards, so it's wort...
Based on my impressions of the Challenger keyboard, I wasn’t expecting much. With the MEKA series, however, Thermaltake is clearly stepping up their game. While the cherry black switches are a bit stiff for everyday typing, the keyboard overall is ver...
