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Zebronics Max Plus Review

Posted on January 5, 2018June 11, 2019 By Jarvis

Our Verdict

Final thoughts: Zebronics Max Plus

Mechanical keyboards are expensive but the proliferation of knock-off mechanical switches in the market has made it possible to manufacture affordable mechanical keyboards. Zebronics is one of those brands in India trying to bring mechanical keyboards for consumers who can’t or don’t want to spend too much on them. The Max Plus is a full-sized 104-key mechanical keyboard packing all the required features necessary for gaming and typing. Backlighting is bright on the keyboard and although it’s not RGB, all the rows have different coloured LEDs giving an illusion of an RGB keyboard. You can cycle through seven preset lighting effects right from the keyboard while being able to control the speed, direction and brightness. Along with that, you get support for multimedia control and Windows lock through modifier keys. Full n-key rollover is present on the keyboard and there wasn’t any visible input lag or erroneous key presses.
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