A variety of special buttons have blossomed, and the new 98 with DamosharK K7 from 68 and 96 has been officially released a few days ago. Compared with the gaming mouse series, Darmoshark's mechanical keyboard is quite cost-effective, and the pricing is not high and cold. Among them, the new Darmoshark K7 mechanical keyboard adopts the popular partition 98 matching, and the independent F-zone keys still do the partition layout, only canceling the interval between the main key area and the main key area, which is not difficult to get started. Its shell design is quite recognizable among the many 98s, and it is thick and thick, straight and tough guy style. The upper cover shell has some cut-edge details that add some layering. The chassis also features two-stage feet, three-way trunking and Type-C interfaces. At present, there is only one color matching version to choose from, the whole gray shell plus a set of shimmering color XDA ball caps, the appearance performance is still quite good. In addition, the Darmoshark K7 is pre-installed with the G PRO series shaft body of The Darmoshark, which supports hot-swappable shafts, is compatible with three- and five-foot shafts, and is preset with RGB lighting effects, which can be switched directly through the FN combination shortcut keys.
Below, the first to share a video of Dammoshark K7 mechanical keyboard unboxing.
