Introduction

We would like to thank CaseKing.de for supplying the review sample. CaseKing.de is known by many due to their devotion to gamers and overclockers. CaseKing is one of the few shops around that carry all of the Tt eSPORTS products, including the brand new Meka keyboard.


Tt eSPORTS is a division of Thermaltake that focuses solely on gaming peripherals. Today we will be taking a look at their newest gaming keyboard the Meka. The Meka's bigger brother the G1 features the same mechanical switches as the non-G1 version. The Meka keyboard is extremely compact but retain the numerical keyboard part.

Specifications

• 1000 Hz Polling rate
• 6 Key anti-ghosting
• Compact design
• Cherry MX Black keys

Package

The Tt eSPORTS Meka keyboard ships in a neat little box. Inside you find the keyboard and some documentation. The keyboard is clearly intended for USB use, unlike some of the recent mechanical keyboard designs. This does however limit the anti-ghosting to cover just a 6 key rollover.

This keyboard is apparently also the first keyboard in the world to have "50 Millinon [sic] Keystrokes" whatever that is.