If you're looking for a compact model with little fuss, the ASUS ROG Sica is an interesting option. This model also performs great and combines this with a fairly low lift-off distance. more

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Featuring the latest Cherry MX switches with RGB lighting, aluminum finishing and a dedicated software suite, the Claymore has good cards.

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The test results are good: no acceleration, maximum speeds of well 3 meters per second and a pretty average lift-off distance of one and a half millimeters.

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The look is cool, the RGB lighting is great, and as a low-sense fanatic the 10 centimeters of extra space when desired is awesome and the feedback of the Cherry MX Switch on a solid backplate feels exactly like a solid mech keyoard should feel. more

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The look is cool, the RGB lighting is great, and as a low-sense fanatic the 10 centimeters of extra space when desired is awesome and the feedback of the Cherry MX Switch on a solid backplate feels exactly like a solid mech keyoard should feel. more

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