Genesis Thor 660 review – small mechanical keyboard loaded with features and RGB effects

Design and construction

That’s a nice-looking 60-percent keyboard. As you can see, it lacks a NumPad section but for a gamer-centric device, it’s quite normal especially given the size of this thing. The keyboard is made of plastic and it feels good to the touch – the build quality is nice. The design is modern and minimalistic as possible without sacrificing the key size which is very important, especially for people with big hands. On the bottom side, you’ll find four rubber feet and an On / Off switch. The height and the angle of the keyboard are spot-on, at least for us. On the other hand, you can’t adjust the height but we are quite happy with the default one. The weight is a bit on the high side – 588g but the keyboard feels like a well-built product so we don’t mind a few extra grams. The keyboard is available in a black or white color scheme.

Author: Nikolay Palaozov

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Jimmy

3 years ago

Once you try a mechanical keyboard, you can’t go back! 🙂 Thanks for the review!

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