Gaming Keyboards

HAMA Exodus 220 Gaming Keyboard Tenkeyless with RGB lighting (English US) White

Compact and Functional Design

With a TKL form, without a numeric keypad, the HAMA uRage Exodus 220 is ideal for those who want more space for their mouse or a minimalist workspace. Its compact design...

Compact and Functional Design

With a TKL form, without a numeric keypad, the HAMA uRage Exodus 220 is ideal for those who want more space for their mouse or a minimalist workspace. Its compact design and small dimensions make it easy to transport, making it ideal for gaming at home as well as for competitions or LAN parties. Despite its size, the keyboard...

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Description

Description

Compact and Functional Design

With a TKL form, without a numeric keypad, the HAMA uRage Exodus 220 is ideal for those who want more space for their mouse or a minimalist workspace. Its compact design and small dimensions make it easy to transport, making it ideal for gaming at home as well as for competitions or LAN parties. Despite its size, the keyboard retains all the necessary functions for gaming, including multimedia accessible via FN functions.

Customizable RGB Lighting

Add a touch of style and personality to your setup with adjustable RGB lighting. You have 7 individual colors or a dynamic color-changing mode, allowing you to customize your keyboard according to your preferences. Additionally, the built-in memory retains the lighting settings, so they are available without requiring additional adjustments.

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Specifications

Specifications

Technical Specifications

Keyboard & Mouse Set
No
Genre
Membrane
Illuminated Keys
Yes
RGB Lighting
Yes
Size
Tenkeyless
Switches
Membrane
Keyboard Language
English US

Connectivity

Wireless
No
Login
USB

Main Specifications

Colour
White

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Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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    I bought it yesterday. So, in general, this keyboard is worth its money. It has quite good build quality and the feel of the keys is good. It is a membrane keyboard, of course. I knew that and that's why I bought it, because I got tired of mechanical ones.

    The layout I received had a large left Shift key and not as shown in the picture here. The keys, of course, have inscriptions with Latin and Cyrillic characters (Russian, etc).

    What it advertises, a gaming keyboard, it does. It has sufficient antighosting for gaming. All the characters on the left side of the keyboard seem to work with various combinations. Where its antighosting falls short, and the reason I gave it 4 stars instead of 5, is in office work. For example, combinations like Ctrl+Shift+P, Ctrl+Shift+U, Ctrl+Shift+K do not work. The keys to the left of U seem to all work with Ctrl+Shift. I am referring to the left Ctrl+Shift. If you use one of the right Ctrl or Shift (or both) there is no problem. That is, it seems that where ordinary office membrane keyboards have problems with the keys you use for gaming, this one has problems with other keys, which don't make sense to use for gaming, but exist as shortcuts in office applications. So if you want it for gaming and simple internet browsing, I think you won't have a problem.

    Regarding desk support, there are two options. With the feet open, it has very good support since there is a rubber pad on the back feet that stabilizes it (of course, there are also rubber pads on the front). If you want it with the feet closed, like I do, then you can do a small hack, put a small object on the support feet on both sides, so that the rubber pads just stick out and hold. That is, raise them a little (2 millimeters), to have better support.

    In short, that's it. Very pleasant, although I would like to be able to use it in other applications I have, beyond gaming.

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  • I bought it yesterday. So, in general, this keyboard is worth its money. It has quite good build quality and the feel of the keys is good. It is a membrane keyboard, of course. I knew that and that's why I bought it, because I got tired of mechanical ones.

    The layout I received had a large left Shift key and not as shown in the picture here. The keys, of course, have inscriptions with Latin and Cyrillic characters (Russian, etc).

    What it advertises, a gaming keyboard, it does. It has sufficient antighosting for gaming. All the characters on the left side of the keyboard seem to work with various combinations. Where its antighosting falls short, and the reason I gave it 4 stars instead of 5, is in office work. For example, combinations like Ctrl+Shift+P, Ctrl+Shift+U, Ctrl+Shift+K do not work. The keys to the left of U seem to all work with Ctrl+Shift. I am referring to the left Ctrl+Shift. If you use one of the right Ctrl or Shift (or both) there is no problem. That is, it seems that where ordinary office membrane keyboards have problems with the keys you use for gaming, this one has problems with other keys, which don't make sense to use for gaming, but exist as shortcuts in office applications. So if you want it for gaming and simple internet browsing, I think you won't have a problem.

    Regarding desk support, there are two options. With the feet open, it has very good support since there is a rubber pad on the back feet that stabilizes it (of course, there are also rubber pads on the front). If you want it with the feet closed, like I do, then you can do a small hack, put a small object on the support feet on both sides, so that the rubber pads just stick out and hold. That is, raise them a little (2 millimeters), to have better support.

    In short, that's it. Very pleasant, although I would like to be able to use it in other applications I have, beyond gaming.

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Description & Specifications

Compact and Functional Design

With a TKL form, without a numeric keypad, the HAMA uRage Exodus 220 is ideal for those who want more space for their mouse or a minimalist workspace. Its compact design and small dimensions make it easy to transport, making it ideal for gaming at home as well as for competitions or LAN parties. Despite its size, the keyboard retains all the necessary functions for gaming, including multimedia accessible via FN functions.

Customizable RGB Lighting

Add a touch of style and personality to your setup with adjustable RGB lighting. You have 7 individual colors or a dynamic color-changing mode, allowing you to customize your keyboard according to your preferences. Additionally, the built-in memory retains the lighting settings, so they are available without requiring additional adjustments.

Manufacturer

Technical Specifications

Keyboard & Mouse Set
No
Genre
Membrane
Illuminated Keys
Yes
RGB Lighting
Yes
Size
Tenkeyless
Switches
Membrane
Keyboard Language
English US

Connectivity

Wireless
No
Login
USB

Main Specifications

Colour
White

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (1)

  1. 5 stars
    0
  2. 1
  3. 3 stars
    0
  4. 2 stars
    0
  5. 1 star
    0
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Reviews by our members

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    4
    1 out of 1 members found this review helpful

    I bought it yesterday. So, in general, this keyboard is worth its money. It has quite good build quality and the feel of the keys is good. It is a membrane keyboard, of course. I knew that and that's why I bought it, because I got tired of mechanical ones.

    The layout I received had a large left Shift key and not as shown in the picture here. The keys, of course, have inscriptions with Latin and Cyrillic characters (Russian, etc).

    What it advertises, a gaming keyboard, it does. It has sufficient antighosting for gaming. All the characters on the left side of the keyboard seem to work with various combinations. Where its antighosting falls short, and the reason I gave it 4 stars instead of 5, is in office work. For example, combinations like Ctrl+Shift+P, Ctrl+Shift+U, Ctrl+Shift+K do not work. The keys to the left of U seem to all work with Ctrl+Shift. I am referring to the left Ctrl+Shift. If you use one of the right Ctrl or Shift (or both) there is no problem. That is, it seems that where ordinary office membrane keyboards have problems with the keys you use for gaming, this one has problems with other keys, which don't make sense to use for gaming, but exist as shortcuts in office applications. So if you want it for gaming and simple internet browsing, I think you won't have a problem.

    Regarding desk support, there are two options. With the feet open, it has very good support since there is a rubber pad on the back feet that stabilizes it (of course, there are also rubber pads on the front). If you want it with the feet closed, like I do, then you can do a small hack, put a small object on the support feet on both sides, so that the rubber pads just stick out and hold. That is, raise them a little (2 millimeters), to have better support.

    In short, that's it. Very pleasant, although I would like to be able to use it in other applications I have, beyond gaming.

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  • I bought it yesterday. So, in general, this keyboard is worth its money. It has quite good build quality and the feel of the keys is good. It is a membrane keyboard, of course. I knew that and that's why I bought it, because I got tired of mechanical ones.

    The layout I received had a large left Shift key and not as shown in the picture here. The keys, of course, have inscriptions with Latin and Cyrillic characters (Russian, etc).

    What it advertises, a gaming keyboard, it does. It has sufficient antighosting for gaming. All the characters on the left side of the keyboard seem to work with various combinations. Where its antighosting falls short, and the reason I gave it 4 stars instead of 5, is in office work. For example, combinations like Ctrl+Shift+P, Ctrl+Shift+U, Ctrl+Shift+K do not work. The keys to the left of U seem to all work with Ctrl+Shift. I am referring to the left Ctrl+Shift. If you use one of the right Ctrl or Shift (or both) there is no problem. That is, it seems that where ordinary office membrane keyboards have problems with the keys you use for gaming, this one has problems with other keys, which don't make sense to use for gaming, but exist as shortcuts in office applications. So if you want it for gaming and simple internet browsing, I think you won't have a problem.

    Regarding desk support, there are two options. With the feet open, it has very good support since there is a rubber pad on the back feet that stabilizes it (of course, there are also rubber pads on the front). If you want it with the feet closed, like I do, then you can do a small hack, put a small object on the support feet on both sides, so that the rubber pads just stick out and hold. That is, raise them a little (2 millimeters), to have better support.

    In short, that's it. Very pleasant, although I would like to be able to use it in other applications I have, beyond gaming.

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