Membrane keys work on a shared rubber membrane, so each press is soft and even, without the click typical of mechanical switches. Being wired, the keyboard works as soon as it is plugged into the computer, with no batteries or charging to worry about. The lighting is split into ten zones, each with its own colour, so you can, for example, make the movement keys stand out from the rest.
Young players looking for their first gaming keyboard, shared family computers used for both games and homework, and anyone who prefers the soft feel of membrane keys over a mechanical keyboard. In the supplier data the Skiff 100 and Skiff 100 Plus are listed with the same features, and the data does not explain how the two models differ.
| Brand | Corsair |
|---|---|
| Connection type | Wired |
| Net weight | 0.92 kg |
| EAN | 0840440423119 |
A mechanical keyboard has its own switch under every key, while a membrane keyboard uses one shared rubber membrane. Membrane keys press more softly; mechanical keys give a crisper, more precise feel.
The backlight is split into ten areas, each of which can have its own colour. It is not per-key RGB, where every key lights individually, but it lets you tell parts of the keyboard apart by colour.
The supplier does not specify the layout, so it cannot be confirmed whether Õ Ä Ö Ü are printed on the keys. Estonian can be added as an input language in the operating system.
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