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CMKB Profile: Eagletec KG010/011 / E-Elements Z-77 / Mechanical Eagle Z-77

Eagletec KG011 (White/Silver)



Eagletec (no "H"!) KG010 (black) KG011 (white/silver) is a rebadged Chinese "Eastern Times" keyboard that are sold under various names. Eagletec is simply one of them. This design features a pretty large bezel and Outemu blue switches. It is a rather generic keyboard, but quite impressive for the price, given the amount of metal top.

Before You Buy 

This keyboard is sold under multiple names, such as E-Elements Z-77 or Mechanical Eagle Z-77. Make sure you get the right spec model. 


Known Variants 

No backlight, white/blue backlight, rainbow backlight, RGB backlight

Sold under many different names, including E-Element Z-77 / Mechanical Eagle Z-77. May also be available as TKL under other names and vendors.

Review Links 

Review for /r/mk by Kschang

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