TECHWARE PHANTOM RGB GAMING KEYBOARD REVIEW

TECHWARE PHANTOM RGB KEYBOARD

Mechanical keyboards are expensive. That’s almost a given by now, so when something like the Tecware Phantom RGB comes along, there’s genuine reason to get excited.

For starters, it uses Outemu Blue switches, which are effectively Cherry MX Blue clones with a similar actuation force of 50g. They are nearly indistinguishable from their Cherry counterparts, with the same tactile, clicky feedback.

Phantom offers plenty of ways for you to adjust the lighting effects right on the keyboard itself. For instance, you can switch between nine different LED colors using a combination of the Fn and RGB key.

Techware Phantom Software for RGB controls

Technical Spec:

Pros:

+ Nice touches like the attached USB cap and integrated keycap puller are nice to see

+ Driver software is convenient to use for lighting customizations or macro assignments

+ RGB illumination is bright

+ Oetemu Brown switches are good

+ Full NKRO is great for button-mashing games

+ Doubleshot ABS keycaps will be quite durable

+ Affordable

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