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Func Releases Two New Versions of the KB-460 Mechanical Keyboard

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Func, manufacturer of gaming peripherals, is proud to announce a new version of the Func KB-460 mechanical keyboard. The new version is identical to the present model but comes equipped with either Cherry MX Blue or Cherry MX Brown mechanical switches to meet the customer demand for other switch alternatives.

The Cherry MX Blue and Brown mechanical switch variants of the KB-460 provides users with a popular switch alternative option in Func's growing product portfolio.





"We design our products for our customers, with functionality as our focus" says Calle Conradsson, Brand Manager for Func. "When it comes to mechanical switch types, the decision can be very subjective, largely relying on a user's personal preferences. The choice to offer additional Cherry MX mechanical switches was a direct result of customer feedback."

Func KB-460 MSRP
  • $119,95
  • €99.95
  • £89.95

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Though I do like the red backlight with brown switches, I just don't like that big enter key :(
 
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Though I do like the red backlight with brown switches, I just don't like that big enter key :(

The big enter key are only on the nordic version/layout i think. The pictures in this article are for the Swedish layout.

Picture down below for an English layout.

 

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I was thinking the same, that key be different depending were you live.
 
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Though I do like the red backlight with brown switches, I just don't like that big enter key :(
looks pretty nice,
i guess its personal opinion, i prefer bigger enter key coz its easier to press than smaller key
 
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Cool, I like that short L-Shift, allowing the pinkie easy access to three keys.
 
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