Mechanical Keyboard Data Entry

Great entry level mechanical keyboard

(This review was collected as part of a promotion.) The best keyboard for straight typing out there. If you're a programmer, data entry clerk, writer, or anyone typing a lot; this is the best keyboard for beong productive. Durable and affordable, can't go wrong. I purchased 2, one for work and home, just because it feels so comfortable to use.

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

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!

When my mechanical HDD hard disk with the data partitions notified me that it was in trouble, I turned to B&H for a reasonably priced 2T SSD replacement by Crucial, the Micron people. I was able to install the new SSD, partition it and back up everything to it, and by now enjoy the quiet assurance that everything is back to normal, but better, smoother and quicker than ever before.

I have this set up to a Mac Mini via the provided USB-C cable. Despite this being a mechanical drive, the data transfer rates are fast - ~240MB/s. I use this as my primary storage for photographs, videos, music, etc. I was concerned about the drive noise, while it's not silent like my Samsung T7 scratch disk, it's not as loud as others have stated. It's fine when in use for me, most of the time it's sleeping.

This makes data entry into Office apps so much faster and easier. Since it serves as a case, it’s always with me. It’s a bit heavy if you are just using the iPad for reading, but overall, it’s great.

I work in word processing, data entry, and graphic design. With this baby I can set up everything from simple cut/copy/paste to multiple click/keystroke insert or resize to fill page processes to be done at the push of a button.