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Emprex Cheetah gaming keyboard review

This dedicated gaming keyboard makes a standard keyboard look great

Our Score 2.5

Last reviewed: 2009-05-25May 25th 2009

Price at launch £60.00
MPN 9051H
Features Game-wheels 17 keys are programmable for PC game macros / 16KB onboard memory for your customizable profiles / Anti-ghosting capability on Game Wheel / Mode key allow fast switching between to PC game profiles and MS-office keys / Game-Wheel has a rotary position adjustment to meet individual preference / 5 convenient multimedia control keys including Play/Pause, Stop, Volume down, Volume up, Mute / Innovative main keys are backlit / Convenient Headphone and microphone in jacks / Two high speed USB 2.0 ports / Built in gripping palm rest for added comfort
Colour Black
Dimensions 486 x 38 x 209
Weight (kg) 1.33
Connectivity Headphone Output, USB 2.0
Interface USB 2.0
Layout Style Standard
Wired/Wireless Wired

Product Summary

Cheetah Professional Gaming Keyboard

Emprex Cheetah gaming keyboard

Price at launch

£60.00

For

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Designed for gaming

Against

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Bad key placement

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Awkward usability

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