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Ozone Announces the Strike X30 Mechanical Keyboard

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2017/01/18 12:31:28 (permalink)

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    Re: Ozone Announces the Strike X30 Mechanical Keyboard 2017/01/18 19:28:02 (permalink)
     
    The lights are nice, but the design still looks too plain for my liking.

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    Re: Ozone Announces the Strike X30 Mechanical Keyboard 2017/01/19 00:20:54 (permalink)
    I recently bught their Strike Battle Spectra, a tenkeyless mechanical keyboard, and I'm in love with it. 
    Now all standar sized keyboards seem oversized and bulky to me! LOL!

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