Testseek.com have collected 50 expert reviews of the ThermalTake Tt eSports Poseidon Z Illuminated and the average rating is 84%. Scroll down and see all reviews for ThermalTake Tt eSports Poseidon Z Illuminated.
November 2014
(84%)
50 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Excellent Build Quality, Kailh Brown Mechanical Switches, Key Illumination (4 Levels), Driverless, 5 Years Warranty, Price (For Some)
Single Illumination Color, No Macro Keys
At 995g the Poseidon Z mechanical gaming keyboard by Tt eSPORTS may not be the heaviest of its kind but it's very solid and so it should keep you company for many years to come without issue. The backlit illumination is also very good and strong although ...
When i received the Poseidon Z which used Kailh brown switches i had no way to compare them to Cherry MX browns and that always bothered me since i couldn't be 100% on the spot. Sure I've used quite a few mechanical gaming keyboards featuring brown Cherry...
I have had the opportunity to experiment with several different mechanical keyboards in various price ranges and have found that I generally prefer the mechanical type keyboard over the much more common membrane type. Mechanical keyboards have also gain...
The Poseidon Z Illuminated Keyboard is a great choice for anyone looking to make a good long term investment in the mechanical keyboard market. It's well built, sleek and has a fantastic feel to it, but its minimalistic approach (while lending to the afor...
Great feel and feedback of the blue switches, Loud audible click of the keys, Simple and minimalistic design, 5 year warranty, Price
Missing a lot of the extras you find on other keyboards
It is great to see companies like Tt eSPORTS go out and source different mechanical switches than the same Cherry MX switches that everyone else is using. Not only does this give us the consumer more of a choice, but it brings down the cost of the keyboa...
Published: 2014-05-14, Author: Michael , review by: modders-inc.com
While the Poseidon Z doesn't come with any software or flashy macro buttons or anything of that nature, it's still a very solid keyboard. Build quality is everything you would expect from Thermaltake, and their custom Blue Switch design seems to be right ...
Abstract: Until recently, the most common gaming keyboards were what's known as ‘full-travel membrane' keyboards, which are still popular outside of gaming. Underneath each key is a rubber dome, with a capacitive core at its centre. When the user pushes the key, th...
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Published: 2014-05-06, Author: Chad , review by: tweaktown.com
Coming from a keyboard with Cherry MX green switches, and the caps backed with washers, we didn't notice right away that there isn't that hard impact when you mash on these Kailh switches. After a bit of a discussion on this and activating an individual ...
