DT Giveaway: iBUYPOWER MEK keyboard

By Digital Trends Staff February 4, 2016

Every serious gamer knows a mechanical keyboard is the way to go. The tactile feel they provide can’t be beat, and the wide variety of switch and key-cap options means every gamer can find the perfect peripheral. The only problem is the price.

Thankfully, iBuyPower and Digital Trends have teamed up to help our readers. We’re giving away one iBuyPower MEK mechanical gaming keyboard. It features 21-key rollover, a polling rate of 100Hz, and red LED backlighting with five levels of adjustment. There’s even on-board memory with room for up to six custom profiles, which means you can take your game macros with you.

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