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iKBC F87 & F108 Mechanical Keyboards – revisited

Allan 'Zardon' Campbell January 23, 2017 Keyboards, Reviews, Tech News

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KitGuru reviewer Dominic Moass analysed both the iKBC F87 & F108 Mechanical Keyboards on January the 13th. We sent them to KitGuru TV Presenter Leo Waldock for a second opinion. The verdict? They are definitely worth a look – if you can actually find them anywhere to buy that is! We hope Seasonic help them with their distribution – there is talk of Overclockers UK stocking them in the near future, so keep an eye out.

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F108

  • Size: 100%
  • LED color: RGB
  • Cherry MX: Genuine Cherry switches (brown, red, black, blue)
  • KB case color: Black / White
  • Keycap material: PBT double shot
  • Keycap color: Black / White
  • Print on keycap: No
  • Keycap print position: Top
  • Layout: ANSI & ISO
  • USB Cable: Non-detachable
  • NKRO: Full
  • Multimedia keys: Yes
  • Primary interface: USB
  • Warranty: 1 year warranty
  • Keyboard dimensions: L438.5 X W136 X H41.6
  • Unit gross weight: 1.25Kg

F87

  • Size: 80%
  • LED color: RGB
  • Cherry MX: Genuine Cherry switches (brown, red, black, blue)
  • KB case color: Black / White
  • Keycap material: PBT double shot
  • Keycap color: Black / White
  • Print on keycap: No
  • Keycap print position: Top
  • Layout: ANSI & ISO
  • USB Cable: Non-detachable
  • NKRO: Full
  • Multimedia keys: No
  • Primary interface: USB
  • Warranty: 1 year warranty
  • Keyboard dimensions: L358 X W136 X H41.6
  • Unit gross weight: 1.1Kg

Be sure to read the original analysis from Dominic over HERE.

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