The effect is reminiscent of a mechanical switch, and these are just as fast with a surprisingly short 1.2mm actuation distance.ĭanielle Abraham + 1 moreRoccat sells a different version of the Horde with a different lighting setup, but as indicated by the name, the Horde AIMO uses Roccat’s light-syncing technology. To Roccat's credit key presses on the Horde AIMO are not nearly as spongy as what you’ll find on most membrane keyboards, and there’s a nice tactile response halfway through actuation.
Roccat refers to its island-style keys as being “membranical,” and while that is most definitely not a real word in the dictionary, the idea makes sense as they're going for a mechanical feel using a membrane switch.
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Mechanical keyboards may be the go-to setup for plenty of PC gamers these days, but there’s certainly something to be said for the quieter keystrokes (and generally lower price) found on a membrane board. The keycaps are also covered in a matte-black finish which tends to show fingerprints easily-don’t use this keyboard after eating potato chips. The wrist rest is moderately comfortable and sits at a nice angle, but I’m not a huge fan of its hard-plastic surface. Roccat also included a removable wrist rest. The build is entirely plastic, but it does feature some stylish accents that separate it from a boring, rectangular office keyboard. Design and FeaturesThe Horde AIMO is a large, full-sized keyboard with five macro keys on its left side.
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