Compared to the keyboards I'm used to, this is a superb product! The keyboard feels solid and well-built. It does not slip around on my desk. The legs don't look like they'll break in two weeks. The keys feel weighty and are a joy to type on. The Cherry Browns are not as loud as Blues, and I have not heard any complaints from co-workers. Which is good, because I plan to use this keyboard for a long time. I have noticed that my typing speed has increased after using this keyboard. And just like the original Majestouch 2, the Majestouch 2SS is available in both a full-size and TKL variant. Overall, the Majestouch 2 takes Filco’s best-selling keyboard to the next level. Aside from this, its switches, the design, build quality, and functionality of the Majestouch 2 S is very similar to the regular model. This means that you can expect the same solid typing experience from the Majestouch 2 on this model. It can also be removed when not needed. Also, since it is a separate device, it can be reprogrammed as a Macro pad. The Filco Majestouch Tenkeypad can be bought in a variety of colors and switch options to match your main Filco keyboard.

But, if you don’t abuse the cable like I have, it’ll be just fine and I don’t think you’ll have any issues at all with it.In response to this increased pressure and heavier focus on gaming, Diatec have produced Filco keyboards that will appeal to pro and casual gamers. We’ll see a few examples of these in the next section.

Cherry profile keycaps, such as the ones used by GMK, are known for having issues with the north-facing LEDs found on most gaming keyboards. I’m joking of course, but the sentiment remains, it survived a complete dowsing in H20 and survived. If it can survive that, it’ll cope with just about any thing you can throw at it. You can just about see the ‘greasy’ sheen from the ABS keycaps. Typing Performance & Switches Our new software is designed for gamers who want a premium keyboard that meets a professional usage. The Majestouch 2 Hakua, on the other hand, is an all-white keyboard. All parts of the keyboard, such as the case, cable, and keycaps, are in white. This is currently the only Filco product to be featured in this colorway. Both of these keyboards can be bought in a full-size or TKL variant.The latest model in the MINILA series, the MINILA-R Convertible, features Bluetooth 5.1 and can connect to four different devices simultaneously. It also has a USB Type-B cable that enables the USB passthrough found on top of the keyboard. Filco is a Japanese keyboard brand well-known for manufacturing some of the highest-end prebuilt keyboards in the market. Their flagship product, the Majestouch 2, debuted in 2011 and has set the bar for high-end mechanical keyboards. They are also very popular in South Korea and are used by countless Starcraft Pro gamers. The Majestouch 2 also has a standard layout and is compatible with almost any keycap set. It also comes with software that allows users to customize the functions of their keyboard.

I also loved that they included a FILCO branded velcro cable tidy, a nice additional touch. I’ll most certainly make use of it. Despite being around for a long time, they didn’t have any major breakthroughs until the release of the original Majestouch keyboard in 2004. This keyboard design initially did not gain attention. However, in 2008, the Majestouch became the standard South Korean professional gamers used. Exception Details: System.Web.HttpException: Server cannot set status after HTTP headers have been sent. I did sort of cover this keyboard in a previous article, I discussed my top 5 keyboard makers of which, Filco is definitley one of them. It’s been a while since I last reviewed a keyboard, but because this one is my daily driver I’m in a great position to give it the review it deserves. FILCO MAJESTOUCH-2 Review The Majestouch 2 has a very minimalistic design. It doesn’t feature RGB, media keys, volume wheels, or macro keys. Instead, it looks very similar to a typical keyboard. Its aesthetics make it look very professional and will fit in any kind of desk setup.The Ten-Key-Less version is only a few quid less than the standard one, and if you don't need the numeric keyboard then the full sized keys but smaller foot print of this TKL version is worth the sacrifice of the numeric keyboard. I think I'd only get the full version if I was working with numbers all the time - it's not worth buying on the off chance that you may use the numeric pad. There is a separate numeric key pad, but I don't work with numbers often enough to merit the paying the price for it.