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ThermalTake TT eSports Meka G-Unit

Based on 14 reviews

Excellent:

6
Good:

4
Average:

2
Bad:

2

Pros

Solid build.
Nice punchy feel to the keys.
12x3 macros.
Flexible software.
Powered by one USB.
Superior Construction.
Modest Backlighting.
12 Dedicated Macro Keys.
One Button Disables Windows Key.
Quick Response Time.
Dedicated Multimedia Keys.
Cherry MX Black Switches.
Launch Any EXE File with Macro Key.
USB and Audio Ports.

Cons

Keys don’t register at times.
Slightly adjusted keyboard layout.
Focused backlit keys are limiting.
Somewhat Limited Software.
Slightly Adjusted Key Layout.
Bright LEDs on Caps.
Scroll and Num Locks.
Not Cherry MX Blue Switches.

By HardwareZone.com on February 16, 2012

Thermaltake is a brand commonly identified with computer chassis, coolers, and PSUs. Due to aggressive demand for gamer-centric equipment such as keyboards and mice, Thermaltake spawned Tt eSPORTS, a sub-brand specifically catering to gamers.First...

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By LanOC Reviews on January 25, 2012

Though I had a few grumbles about the Meka G Unit, they can't stand to cast a shadow over an otherwise great mechanical keyboard. Despite a small plastic malfunction, Thermaltake has invested in several quality-assuring features. The software...

90
By Bright Side of News on January 08, 2012

Overall, the Thermaltake MEKA G-UNIT is a great keyboard with a humorous name at a decent expected price. Other than a few issues that are simply a matter of personal preference, this keyboard has everything a user could want from a mechanical gaming...

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By Craving Tech on December 23, 2011

Microsoft Touch Mouse Review – Though Windows 7 offers a smoother and cleaner interface compared to Windows XP, we are still stuck with using our traditional point and click mechanism to interact with the multiple windows on our desktop area. For...

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By Vortez on December 01, 2011

The Tt eSPORTS MEKA G Unit makes for an interesting proposition. On paper it is the perfect combination of looks, performance and functionality however in testing we found some minor flaws which may or may not sway your buying decision.The packaging...

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By DigitalVersus on November 10, 2011

The only advantage of the Meka G Unit is its super-sturdy design. Otherwise, it's a disappointment all round. Superficial features are all fine, but dig a bit deeper and you'll find a bit of a slapdash product....

40
By HEXUS.net on November 10, 2011

Coming under Thermaltake's Tt eSPORTS brand, the MEKA G-Unit is an absolute beast of a keyboard. Built like a heavily-armoured personnel carrier and ready to take shells from all angles - the MEKA G-Unit boasts extreme durability with high-quality...

80
By Tbreak.com on October 29, 2011

Last week, we took a look at Thermaltake’s Shock Spin HD headphones and walked away impressed by its simplistic design and excellent stereo performance. For this week, we have equipped ourselves with the MEKA G-Unit, a mechanical keyboard from...

80
By APH Networks on October 28, 2011

Now I told ya'll from the map's buy zone I am a proBetta than so-so, the game's in the deagleDiss me is a no-no, I perfected the pwn showIn de_dust, we bomb the go-goIn Office, we're goin' to get hostileG-Unit on the desk, oh noYou...

78
By PC Advisor on October 21, 2011

There’s nothing wrong with the Meka. But in a crowded field, it fails to stand out....

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