Penclic Ventures Into Mechanical Keyboards With The MK1

[heirdeux]

Another mechanical keyboard enters the market, this time from Swedish company Penclic. The tenkeyless MK1 keyboard uses Kailh Brown switches and works with PC, Mac, and Linux.

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[SylentVyper]

$140 isn't price competitive at all with it not being RGB.

 

[turkey3_scratch]

No $160 keyboard competes with a $15 anyway. The $15 blows it away.

 

[Squishygiblet]

$139 for a Ten Keyless Mechanical using K switches is not even remotely competitive. Sorry, whoever wrote this article needs to spend some time on Amazon and Newegg price shopping. $79 Maybe, and that's still a stretch.

 

[Urzu1000]

This doesn't make a whole lot of sense for an office. It's "selling points" are literally the deterrent. Expensive, clicky, and lacking a numberpad. At least in my office, I use a numberpad hundreds of times day.

Why would someone pay more for less? The back light is the only redeeming factor, and even that is useless in an office, as generally, people keep the lights on.