Grease Gel For Mechanical Keyboard

I work for a film company that produces nature documentaries, and I also lead photo excursions all over the world. Thus, I have seen and used many gimbal heads, witnessed many tragedies, and have been extremely satisfied with the results from the WH200. The WH 200 has a lot more to offer than a Benro, Opteka, Neewer, Promaster, etc.Night and Day!  In short: Great bearings, this is why the GH200 it costs a lot more than a gimbal head that only uses gel,  grease,  teflon disks, etc  Extremely smooth and perfectly balanced with many different lenses. We have used GH200 for all our Large teles (1200, 800, 600, with large bodies (D4. D5, teleconverters, strobe lights, and flash extenders) Regardless of weight, we can always balance the head, and lock the arm. Something that almost all other heads are not capable. We cant afford jerky images!  No issues with extreme temperatures. Unlike some other inexpensive units that gum up in cold temperatures. No grease or gel that will ooze, as in the case on many inferior models. In one of my trips a client had a cheapo gimbal that oozed a greasy substance than damaged the front element of a 200mm  f2.0 prime.  Very safe, and no issues with the metal components breaking under load. In my travels I have seen several instances in which low-quality  gimbals have broke and caused catastrophic damage, including ruptures at the arm and  neck. Many gimbals may look the same, but the quality of the metals are quite different. See pictures of a Nikon 600mm f4  VR lens that went for a swim attached to D5, and SB910 strobe. -In this case the poor quality lower plate broke from the arm-  Also take a look at the letter from Nikon... No problems with stripped bolts, which is a common malady that caused many inexpensive units to no longer lock. Do not compromise your expensive gear, by relaying in a mediocre preforming and sometimes dangerous knock-off of a tru gimbal head.

It gives you the nice, clean feeling of a mechanical keyboard, but it's silent!!

Great entry level mechanical keyboard

Great mechanical keyboard. Love the preset lighting options.

Great mechanical keyboard for programming. Works great with Linux as well.

The ROG Claymore II is the best mechanical keyboard I've ever used. The responsiveness is incredible!

Needed a full mechanical keyboard and this work. Didn't need RGB so this was perfect

Excellent product , got at best combo price for mx3 plus n full mechanical keyboard

I've been wanting to move towards a mechanical keyboard feel. Glad that MX is offering an option now. So far, I've really enjoyed the typing experience, though it is taking some getting used to since I've been on scissor switches for quite a while. I don't love how they switched to a new dongle system with this one so I can't use the MX master 3 mouse with the same dongle anymore - I know they did that to force another upgrade. Other complaint is that their software seems to have regressed in the new mechanical keyboards. example - the calculator quick key still works but it doesn't bring it to the front anymore. Why would that be different from their previous keyboards? weird. Overall, I'm enjoying the keyboard, though.

This basic keyboard is well worth its price. I have other mechanical keyboards that I use, but I can't say those give as much value as this simple keyboard. 100% recommended.