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General characteristics Ozone Strike Pro (Cherry MX Brown) Black USB
Universal Serial Bus
Universal Serial BusEquipment:
keyboard
Purpose:
desktop
Connection interface:
USBUniversal Serial Bus
Universal Serial BusColor:
black
Trackball:
no
Keyboard Ozone Strike Pro (Cherry MX Brown) Black USBUniversal Serial Bus
Universal Serial BusDesign:
classic
Digital unit:
yes
Type:
mechanical
Number of keys:
104
Built-in USB hub:
yes
Headphone Jack:
yes
Microphone connector:
yes
Dimensions (WxHxD):
441x34x145 mm
Weight:
1300 g
Advanced Ozone Strike Pro (Cherry MX Brown) Black USBUniversal Serial Bus
Universal Serial BusFeatures:
gold plated USB; for battle-tested players; the reduced effort of pressing; have no clicks and clear feedback
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