Zalman ZM-K700M keyboard review

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Once connected and the PC powered up we can distill the product to one word, subtlety. White colored LEDs welcome us. Based on a combination of the function key and another keys like 1-2-3- combo you can change the LED lighting preferences and/or macro profile system. Obviously you'll have a few animation options available as well as brightness modes. To the far left you can see the 5 macro keys, these can be programmed without the use of software which is handy and also a pretty unique feature we think.

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There's not much going on at the backside. It has rubber feet and you can use standoffs as well to allow a little more height and create an angled position. The keyboard feels heavy (it is just over 1 KG), and combined with rubber feet will ensure you from the keyboard sliding away. It has a very tight grip on my rather slippery desktop.
 

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The keyboard has standoffs so you can have the backside a little higher and type in a better angled position. Everything has rubber inserts, the keyboards sits well and sturdy on my slippery desk. 
 

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As you very likely know, Cherry MX keys can be swapped. No other keys are included though. It probably would have been a nice idea to add additional rugged WASD keys or something.



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Media controls for volume etc might not have their own separated keys, but they are located as function key under your DEL/HOME/Insert key etc, so you do more with less basically. In fact lots of keys have extra functions for the ZM-K700M.

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