Dream Machines DreamKey Red Switch

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Dream Machines DreamKey is a minimalist-looking, one might even say ascetic, series of mechanical keyboards from the Polish brand. Made in completely black and when viewed from above, it seems to be devoid of even the inscriptions on the buttons. In fact, the inscriptions are located on the front end of the keys, directed towards the user. This approach helps to quickly learn touch typing.

Suitable size

There are two formats to choose from: a full-sized DreamKey and a compact DreamKey TKL without a numeric keypad on the right. In addition, three types of Kailh mechanical switches are offered — White, Brown and Red. All three with the Box index, that is, with protection against dust, food crumbs and accidentally spilled liquids.

Work tool

“White” Kailh switches are analogous to Cherry MX Blue, that is, with a tactile and audible response. They are best suited for printing text in a separate room. "Brown" switches also have a tactile response, but are devoid of sound. Thanks to this, they are well suited for work in the office, so as not to distract colleagues. In addition, the Browns are slightly tighter, which eliminates accidental clicks.

Gamer's weapon

Finally, the "red" microswitches are considered the most playful — linear travel with no tactile or audible feedback. Unless you hear the hit of the keycap on the metal base of the keyboard. The DreamKey keyboard withstands over 80 million clicks per button, comes with a detachable USB Type-C cable and Dream Machines proprietary RGB lighting and macro programming app.