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Alienware AW568 Keyboard Review: Good Price, So-So Performance

Alienware AW568 Keyboard Review: Good Price, So-So Performance

Posted on August 31, 2017June 3, 2019 By Jarvis

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Alienware has something of a mixed reputation among PC aficionados. For those who prefer not to build their own machines, Alienware provides powerful hardware in an attractive chassis; for those who do, the company doesn’t have much to offer.

Now that Alienware is producing its own peripherals, its AW568 keyboard ($90) proves both camps right, in a way. The keyboard is a perfectly workable peripheral with a few attractive aesthetic touches. Crack it open, though, and it’s powered by so-so switches and half-baked hardware. For the price, the AW568 isn’t bad, but you can get a much better keyboard if you can spend even a little bit more.
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