Das Keyboard 5QS Smart RGB Programmable Mechanical Keyboard for Work & Gaming, Soft Tactile Mechanical Switches, Built-in RGB Profiles, Palm Rest, Volume Knob, Aluminum Top (104 Keys, Black)
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- SECOND GENERATION SUPERCHARGED HARDWARE & FEATURES - The Das Keyboard 5QS is the second generation of the 5Q keyboard, the smart RGB mechanical keyboard that helps boost productivity by displaying information in color on the keyboards keys. No more unwanted interruptions. Instead of relying on snooze-able, momentary alerts from different devices! It's the only smart RGB mechanical keyboard with macros to play recorded keystroke sequences and multiple built-in RGB profiles.
- FULLY PROGRAMMABLE RGB KEYS- If your website is down or you have been assigned a new task, or if the software build fails, the Das Keyboard 5QS will let you know by changing colors on the keys. Want to know when your favorite Twitch user is online? No problem, the 5QS can do that. Enhanced brightness and modern switch design, the 5QS delivers the super bright and intense RGB color settings. Its 2 times brighter with 16.8 million colors.
- UP TO 100 MILLION KEYSTROKES - The 5QS sports the fastest and most reliable mechanical Gamma Zulu soft tactile switches, giving your new mechanical keyboard life up to 100 million keystrokes.. You rely on twitch reflexes and split-second decision making and the 5QS will be your weapon to win. Game on!
- FULL N-KEY ROLLOVER - Fast typists, productive professionals and gamers will appreciate that Das Keyboard 5QS mechanical keyboard supports full NKRO over USB. No need to use a PS2 adapter anymore. Full n-key rollover (NKRO) scans each button press individually - every key press is recorded, even if you press a bunch of keys simultaneously. Plus anti-ghosting.
- PRE-BUILT Q APPLETS AND MORE - The Q Software uses downloadable applets from Q marketplace to light up the 5QS smart keyboard with user-defined notificationsall color-coded and displayed right on the keyboard. Ergonomic detachable wrist rest has a comfortable soft touch surface to help typists rest their wrist comfortably. Anodized aluminum top panel. Q volume knob changes volume & previews notifications. Windows & Ubuntu support. Built-in Mac mode.
Description
Das Keyboard 5QS Smart RGB Programmable Mechanical Keyboard for Work & Gaming, Soft Tactile Mechanical Switches, Built-in RGB Profiles, Palm Rest, Volume Knob, Aluminum Top (104 Keys, Black)
Brand: Das Keyboard
Compatible Devices: Gaming Console, Laptop, PC
Connectivity Technology: USB
Keyboard Description: Gaming
Recommended Uses For Product: Gaming, Office
Special Feature: Ergonomic, Wrist Rest
Color: Soft Tactile - Gamma Zulu Switches
Keyboard backlighting color support: RGB
Style: Smart RGB Programmable Keyboard
Product Dimensions: 18"L x 6"W x 1.42"H
Compatible Devices: Gaming Console, Laptop, PC
Connectivity Technology: USB
Additional Features: Ergonomic, Wrist Rest
Number of Keys: 104
Keyboard Backlighting Color Support: RGB
Language: English
Power Source: DC power supply (USB connected)
Switch Type: Tactile
Keyboard Layout: QWERTY
Hand Orientation: Ambidextrous
Button Quantity: 104
Water Resistance Level: Not Water Resistant
Number of Sections: 4
Total USB 2.0 Ports: 1
Color: Soft Tactile - Gamma Zulu Switches
Style Name: Smart RGB Programmable Keyboard
Theme: productivity and gaming with customizable RGB lighting
Brand: Das Keyboard
Keyboard Description: Gaming
Antenna Location: Gaming, Office
Built-In Media: Palm Rest
Model Number: DKPK5QSP0GZS0USX
Model Name: 5QS
Generation: Fifth
Manufacturer: Das Keyboard
UPC: 850030331007
Item Weight: 2.5 Kilograms
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Warranty Description: 1 Year
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 18"L x 6"W x 1.42"H
Enclosure Material: Aluminum
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I have two older Das Keyboards. One I bought twelve or thirteen years ago for my Mac, and an older Das Keyboard Ultimate. They both have Cherry Blue switches but neither of them are RGB. For the past five years or so I've been using a Ducky Shine 5, also with Cherry blue switches. Until recently I was happy, but the F7 key started to get wonky and as a software developer I use the F-keys for debugging, and the F7 key getting stuck just at the break point and hammering my debugger with F7s was crazy annoying. I still like my older Das Keyboards, but have become quite accustomed to the per-key RGB lighting, so I began to look for a replacement keyboard. At first I settled on the Razer Huntsman Elite, which is a fine keyboard, but the RGB app doesn't support Linux. The Ducky didn't have that issue because the lighting profiles are built into the device and not dependent on an app. I finally got some good RGB lighting on the Razer, but it took third party apps to do it. Then I found the Das Keyboard 5QS. I am very happy that is supports Linux out of the box, the thing that made me hesitate was the fact that it didn't come with Cherry blue keyswitches. I decided to try it out anyway. I'm typing this review on it and am not really impressed. I am so used to Cherry blues, and they are kind of the industry standard for mechanical keyswitches. It seem strange to me that Das would make a set of their own keyswitches that were the only switches available on their flagship keyboard, and that they'd be mushy. Another thing I don't really like is the pop up feet on the bottom of the keyboard that hold it at the right angle. My Das Keyboard ultimate has a magnetic foot that goes across the entire width of the keyboard to hold it at the right angle and it doesn't fold down. I'm constantly pushing my keyboard around my desk as I work and The Das Keyboard Ultimate and my Ducky Shine 5 had good non-collapsing feet, but the ones on this new 5QS are always collapsing which is very frustrating. If I keep it I'll have to 3D print something, or super-glue these feet in the extended position. I shouldn't have to do that on a $200 keyboard. So while typing this review I have about decided to return it. It's too much money to pay for a keyboard that annoys you. Squishy keys in conjunction with the cheap, flip-out, collapsing feet make this a $120 keyboard. C'mon Das. You can do better than this and you always have in the past. As a positive. If you were using this in an office/cubicle situation then the squishy keys may be what you want. They are quiet.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 10, 2022 by Phillip Blanton
The keyboard is good quality, but when logged into DAS app to save settings keyboard will intermittently stop working, freeze until you unplug and re-plug the keyboard.
Reviewed in the United States on September 5, 2022 by A. Massey
This keyboard brings back the feel of real switches, which I've missed for a couple of decades. Modern membrane keyboards are cheap garbage; this is the real thing. The only drawback is that there are no instructions for the software, and the app is crap. It's great out of the box, but worthless if you want any usability beyond its bare functionality. The documentation is trash. To me, it's still worth the huge cost, just because I miss the reliability and feel of a real keyboard.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 21, 2022 by Roger Wright
Ended up returning this because *any* backward movement at all would make the feet collapse. I thought I could work through it and just learn to not do that, but after the 50th time in a few days I just unplugged it and returned it. I did like that the software was available on Ubuntu and it worked fine. The lights were also nice. If the legs weren't so terrible I would have kept it.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 26, 2022 by Amazon Customer
First of all, its switch has a great tactile feel. The build quality is good. The edge of that aluminum plate is a little bit sharp but not a big deal. The main issue is that large buttons especially caps lock is super scratchy if you don't press it straight down from the center. I actually bought several romer G switches and lube them to see if it's possible to fix by lubing. The answer is no. It's kind of a design mistake. You will get a similarly scratchy one if you didn't apply much lube, or you will get a linear switch if you apply a lot. So it means you won't be able to fix it. It's still a good keyboard if you don't mind that problem. That switch actually has the best tactile feeling in all switches I've ever used.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2022 by Pauli
This is a well built keyboard with a nice feel but has a problem I can’t live with: the navigation keys (Up, Dn, Left, Right, Home, End, PgUp, PgDn) on the numeric keypad don’t work on my iMac … integration of these keys on a single keypad was why I was willing to pay the steep price on the 5QS. I’ve been through a few tech support sessions with DAS and so far they haven’t come up with any solutions … if they don’t, regrettably, I’ll have to return it.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 8, 2022 by Rizzo Brothers
For background, I type so much I wore a physical pit in the C key of my previous keyboard in about a year of use. With my previous keyboard the paint came off the keys within the first month or so. One of the reasons I bought the Das 5Qs was durability. I've had it for about 2 months and it still looks like it did the day I unwrapped it. But more than that - the feel of the keyboard - you know that feeling when you buy something nice, and that thing reminds you of how nice it is every time you use it? This is like that. It's one of the best upgrades I've ever made for my computer. I expected the software to be terrible but it's not. It's kind of tricky to learn it at first, but unobtrusive while running and easy enough once you get the hang of it. It could use some improvement, but is better than the other offerings I've seen for other keyboards. I don't really use the applets but that's a cool feature still. I may use it one day. But gosh, this thing is a joy to use. It makes just the right amount of noise while hitting keys. The layout is perfect. I got used to it in half a day. It normally takes me days to acclimate to a new keyboard. I've recommended this to others, and they're happy too.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2022 by honey the monster