EVGA Z12, LEDs RGB, schwarz, USB, US

Mit der Z12 von EVGA haben wir heute den kleinsten Vertreter aus EVGAs Tastatur-Portfolio im Testn. Die Z12 ist zwar das kleinste Modell der Reihe, kommt aber trotzdem mit ein paar Features um die Ecke, die es bei den größeren Geschwistern nicht zu finden gibt.

Well, membrane a gamers choice? If you constantly spill drinks on your keyboard, then yes! The feedback is not horrible but very different than a mechanical feel. You can say the membrane keyboard is a lot quieter and has a very smooth actuation feel. Its not a horrible feel but games prefer the feedback of a mechanical switch. If you want an insider tip of what a membrane keyboard may feel like. Then go to any office and you will be to find one in front of any workplace computer. These are usually what you would find with a typical work station. Reason being, they are way cheaper. Whether you can game on one is up to you. I wouldn’t recommend it if you are looking for a competitive edge. But you have lost out on gaming hours because you have spilt something on your keyboard then you be ahead of the game. So in short, yes you can game with this keyboard no problem. Just expect less resistance and a smooth/quieter feel.

As enthusiasts, we're often most enamored by the latest and greatest graphics cards, processors, and storage technology in our endeavors to squeeze as much performance from our systems as possible. However, it is the human interface devices -- like our keyboards, mice, and monitors -- that can have the most significant impact on our user experience. A high-quality keyboard and mouse, for example, can make you more productive, reduce fatigue, and even improve your gaming chops. So, when EVGA offered up their upcoming X20 and X15 gaming mice and Z12 RGB keyboard, we were eager to take a look.

EVGA took the top-down approach with its keyboard lineup revamp that began with the flagship Z20. Today, we look at the Z12, their most affordable offering to date. It's a membrane keyboard with tweaked switches for Cherry MX keycap compatibility and feel. You also get a feature set that you would only see on far more expensive mechanical keyboards.