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Nothing brings me joy quite like the clickety clack of a solid mechanical keyboard. Nothing, that is, other than the clickety clack of a solid mechanical keyboard that I’ve picked up for a very reasonable, if not outright generous, price.These two Mountain keyboards scratch this itch at the price they’re currently going for. The modular Mountain Everest Max is currently going for$130 (save $50) at Amazonand the dinky Mountain Everest 60 is going for$50 (save $20) also at Amazon.This means these two stellar keyboards are now going for cheaper than we saw them during Prime Day earlier this year—$10 cheaper in both cases. This would mean little if they weren’t very good. But in fact, the Everest Max is a glorious modular beast, and the Everest 60 is a seriously wonderful if dainty clickety clacker for typing enthusiasts.Quick linksMountain Everest Max | Mechanical | Modular|$179.99$129.99 at Amazon (save $50)Mountain Everest 60 | Mechanical | 60% |$69.99$49.99 at Amazon (save $20)Mountain Everest 60 and Max keyboardsMountain Everest Max | Mechanical | Wired | Modular | RGB | Media dock and display keys hot-swappable switches |$179.99$129.99 at Amazon (save $50)A truly multi-purpose keyboard, the Mountain Everest Max’s modular design means you can have everything the way you want it. The numpad can be attached to either side, the moveable media dock has a handy display, and it has four customizable display keys that can be modified to your heart’s desire. Oh, and the excellent switches are hot-swappable too, making this a jack-of-all-trades and a master of many, as we found inour review.View DealTheMountain Everest Maxis for those of us disposed to the likes of fidget spinners and all manner of slippy, slidey, snap-it-off-and-on-again devices. We fiddlers and tinkerers. It’s a wonderfully modular keyboard and it ticks all the boxes for those of us that way inclined.We’re talking a left- or right-side detachable numpad, a moveable media dock with a display, changeable display keys, a slot-in wrist rest, and hot-swappable switches. If you think modular’s the way forward, then you need to look no further than the Everest Max.This modularity isn’t gimmicky, either, in my opinion. In his review of the Everest Max, Dave pointed out that the left- or right-side numpad is great because it means you can keep more room for your mouse (if you’re a rightie). But there’s another reason why it’s great, too, this being that you can keep your hand on the mouse while using the numpad, which will be a relief to those of you spending any length of time spreadsheeting, for example.Underlying all this modularity is a rather pleasant mechanical keyboard, too, it being sturdy and pretty nice to type on. You’re getting Cherry MX Reds with this version, which are my personal fave Cherry switches—light and linear.It won’t quite offer the typing feel of the Everest 60, but for this price you’re getting heaps of customizability and versatility.Mountain Everest 60 | Mechanical | 60% | RGB LED backlight | Hot-swappable switches |$69.99$49.99 at Newegg (save $20)The Everest 60 is a compact beauty that feels great to the typing touch and can also form the base for all your enthusiast keyboard desires. It’s got a hot-swappable switch base, silicone and foam dampening, solid stabilizers, RGB, PBT keycaps, and pre-lubed switches. The whole shebang, for those looking to hear that glorious “thock”.View DealTheMountain Everest 60canbecome somewhat of a modular beast like the Everest Max, but that’s not why it’s so great. Yes, you can buyMountain accessoriessuch as the magnetic numpad and media dock found on the Max, but even without all this, you’re getting a wonderful little keeb.This is because it is, simply put, fantastic to type on. In his review of the keyboard, Dave said it gave him “easily the best typing experience I’ve ever had”, which is about as straightforward of a glowing recommendation that one can give.This is thanks to its host of enthusiast design choices such as foam dampening, PBT keycaps, and pre-lubed switches. These features aren’t completely unheard of ingaming keyboardsthese days, but they certainly do filter the field down to a narrow subset. And within that subset, the Everest 60 is a cracking choice, especially for such a low price as this.Mountain Everest 60$14.99View DealSee all pricesKlim Chroma Wireless$29.97View DealSee all pricesMSI Vigor GK 20$29.99View DealSee all pricesSteelSeries Apex 3$35.99View DealSee all pricesLow StockRedragon K530 Draconic$25.81View DealSee all pricesWe check over 250 million products every day for the best prices
Nothing brings me joy quite like the clickety clack of a solid mechanical keyboard. Nothing, that is, other than the clickety clack of a solid mechanical keyboard that I’ve picked up for a very reasonable, if not outright generous, price.
These two Mountain keyboards scratch this itch at the price they’re currently going for. The modular Mountain Everest Max is currently going for$130 (save $50) at Amazonand the dinky Mountain Everest 60 is going for$50 (save $20) also at Amazon.
This means these two stellar keyboards are now going for cheaper than we saw them during Prime Day earlier this year—$10 cheaper in both cases. This would mean little if they weren’t very good. But in fact, the Everest Max is a glorious modular beast, and the Everest 60 is a seriously wonderful if dainty clickety clacker for typing enthusiasts.
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Mountain Everest Max | Mechanical | Wired | Modular | RGB | Media dock and display keys hot-swappable switches |$179.99$129.99 at Amazon (save $50)A truly multi-purpose keyboard, the Mountain Everest Max’s modular design means you can have everything the way you want it. The numpad can be attached to either side, the moveable media dock has a handy display, and it has four customizable display keys that can be modified to your heart’s desire. Oh, and the excellent switches are hot-swappable too, making this a jack-of-all-trades and a master of many, as we found inour review.View Deal
Mountain Everest Max | Mechanical | Wired | Modular | RGB | Media dock and display keys hot-swappable switches |$179.99$129.99 at Amazon (save $50)A truly multi-purpose keyboard, the Mountain Everest Max’s modular design means you can have everything the way you want it. The numpad can be attached to either side, the moveable media dock has a handy display, and it has four customizable display keys that can be modified to your heart’s desire. Oh, and the excellent switches are hot-swappable too, making this a jack-of-all-trades and a master of many, as we found inour review.View Deal
Mountain Everest Max | Mechanical | Wired | Modular | RGB | Media dock and display keys hot-swappable switches |$179.99$129.99 at Amazon (save $50)A truly multi-purpose keyboard, the Mountain Everest Max’s modular design means you can have everything the way you want it. The numpad can be attached to either side, the moveable media dock has a handy display, and it has four customizable display keys that can be modified to your heart’s desire. Oh, and the excellent switches are hot-swappable too, making this a jack-of-all-trades and a master of many, as we found inour review.View Deal
Mountain Everest Max | Mechanical | Wired | Modular | RGB | Media dock and display keys hot-swappable switches |$179.99$129.99 at Amazon (save $50)A truly multi-purpose keyboard, the Mountain Everest Max’s modular design means you can have everything the way you want it. The numpad can be attached to either side, the moveable media dock has a handy display, and it has four customizable display keys that can be modified to your heart’s desire. Oh, and the excellent switches are hot-swappable too, making this a jack-of-all-trades and a master of many, as we found inour review.
Mountain Everest Max | Mechanical | Wired | Modular | RGB | Media dock and display keys hot-swappable switches |$179.99$129.99 at Amazon (save $50)A truly multi-purpose keyboard, the Mountain Everest Max’s modular design means you can have everything the way you want it. The numpad can be attached to either side, the moveable media dock has a handy display, and it has four customizable display keys that can be modified to your heart’s desire. Oh, and the excellent switches are hot-swappable too, making this a jack-of-all-trades and a master of many, as we found inour review.
Mountain Everest Max | Mechanical | Wired | Modular | RGB | Media dock and display keys hot-swappable switches |$179.99$129.99 at Amazon (save $50)A truly multi-purpose keyboard, the Mountain Everest Max’s modular design means you can have everything the way you want it. The numpad can be attached to either side, the moveable media dock has a handy display, and it has four customizable display keys that can be modified to your heart’s desire. Oh, and the excellent switches are hot-swappable too, making this a jack-of-all-trades and a master of many, as we found inour review.
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TheMountain Everest Maxis for those of us disposed to the likes of fidget spinners and all manner of slippy, slidey, snap-it-off-and-on-again devices. We fiddlers and tinkerers. It’s a wonderfully modular keyboard and it ticks all the boxes for those of us that way inclined.
We’re talking a left- or right-side detachable numpad, a moveable media dock with a display, changeable display keys, a slot-in wrist rest, and hot-swappable switches. If you think modular’s the way forward, then you need to look no further than the Everest Max.
This modularity isn’t gimmicky, either, in my opinion. In his review of the Everest Max, Dave pointed out that the left- or right-side numpad is great because it means you can keep more room for your mouse (if you’re a rightie). But there’s another reason why it’s great, too, this being that you can keep your hand on the mouse while using the numpad, which will be a relief to those of you spending any length of time spreadsheeting, for example.
Underlying all this modularity is a rather pleasant mechanical keyboard, too, it being sturdy and pretty nice to type on. You’re getting Cherry MX Reds with this version, which are my personal fave Cherry switches—light and linear.
It won’t quite offer the typing feel of the Everest 60, but for this price you’re getting heaps of customizability and versatility.
Mountain Everest 60 | Mechanical | 60% | RGB LED backlight | Hot-swappable switches |$69.99$49.99 at Newegg (save $20)The Everest 60 is a compact beauty that feels great to the typing touch and can also form the base for all your enthusiast keyboard desires. It’s got a hot-swappable switch base, silicone and foam dampening, solid stabilizers, RGB, PBT keycaps, and pre-lubed switches. The whole shebang, for those looking to hear that glorious “thock”.View Deal
Mountain Everest 60 | Mechanical | 60% | RGB LED backlight | Hot-swappable switches |$69.99$49.99 at Newegg (save $20)The Everest 60 is a compact beauty that feels great to the typing touch and can also form the base for all your enthusiast keyboard desires. It’s got a hot-swappable switch base, silicone and foam dampening, solid stabilizers, RGB, PBT keycaps, and pre-lubed switches. The whole shebang, for those looking to hear that glorious “thock”.View Deal
Mountain Everest 60 | Mechanical | 60% | RGB LED backlight | Hot-swappable switches |$69.99$49.99 at Newegg (save $20)The Everest 60 is a compact beauty that feels great to the typing touch and can also form the base for all your enthusiast keyboard desires. It’s got a hot-swappable switch base, silicone and foam dampening, solid stabilizers, RGB, PBT keycaps, and pre-lubed switches. The whole shebang, for those looking to hear that glorious “thock”.View Deal
Mountain Everest 60 | Mechanical | 60% | RGB LED backlight | Hot-swappable switches |$69.99$49.99 at Newegg (save $20)The Everest 60 is a compact beauty that feels great to the typing touch and can also form the base for all your enthusiast keyboard desires. It’s got a hot-swappable switch base, silicone and foam dampening, solid stabilizers, RGB, PBT keycaps, and pre-lubed switches. The whole shebang, for those looking to hear that glorious “thock”.
Mountain Everest 60 | Mechanical | 60% | RGB LED backlight | Hot-swappable switches |$69.99$49.99 at Newegg (save $20)The Everest 60 is a compact beauty that feels great to the typing touch and can also form the base for all your enthusiast keyboard desires. It’s got a hot-swappable switch base, silicone and foam dampening, solid stabilizers, RGB, PBT keycaps, and pre-lubed switches. The whole shebang, for those looking to hear that glorious “thock”.
Mountain Everest 60 | Mechanical | 60% | RGB LED backlight | Hot-swappable switches |$69.99$49.99 at Newegg (save $20)The Everest 60 is a compact beauty that feels great to the typing touch and can also form the base for all your enthusiast keyboard desires. It’s got a hot-swappable switch base, silicone and foam dampening, solid stabilizers, RGB, PBT keycaps, and pre-lubed switches. The whole shebang, for those looking to hear that glorious “thock”.
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TheMountain Everest 60canbecome somewhat of a modular beast like the Everest Max, but that’s not why it’s so great. Yes, you can buyMountain accessoriessuch as the magnetic numpad and media dock found on the Max, but even without all this, you’re getting a wonderful little keeb.
This is because it is, simply put, fantastic to type on. In his review of the keyboard, Dave said it gave him “easily the best typing experience I’ve ever had”, which is about as straightforward of a glowing recommendation that one can give.
This is thanks to its host of enthusiast design choices such as foam dampening, PBT keycaps, and pre-lubed switches. These features aren’t completely unheard of ingaming keyboardsthese days, but they certainly do filter the field down to a narrow subset. And within that subset, the Everest 60 is a cracking choice, especially for such a low price as this.
Mountain Everest 60$14.99View DealSee all pricesKlim Chroma Wireless$29.97View DealSee all pricesMSI Vigor GK 20$29.99View DealSee all pricesSteelSeries Apex 3$35.99View DealSee all pricesLow StockRedragon K530 Draconic$25.81View DealSee all pricesWe check over 250 million products every day for the best prices
Mountain Everest 60$14.99View DealSee all pricesKlim Chroma Wireless$29.97View DealSee all pricesMSI Vigor GK 20$29.99View DealSee all pricesSteelSeries Apex 3$35.99View DealSee all pricesLow StockRedragon K530 Draconic$25.81View DealSee all pricesWe check over 250 million products every day for the best prices
Mountain Everest 60$14.99View DealSee all pricesKlim Chroma Wireless$29.97View DealSee all pricesMSI Vigor GK 20$29.99View DealSee all pricesSteelSeries Apex 3$35.99View DealSee all pricesLow StockRedragon K530 Draconic$25.81View DealSee all pricesWe check over 250 million products every day for the best prices
Mountain Everest 60$14.99View DealSee all pricesKlim Chroma Wireless$29.97View DealSee all pricesMSI Vigor GK 20$29.99View DealSee all pricesSteelSeries Apex 3$35.99View DealSee all pricesLow StockRedragon K530 Draconic$25.81View DealSee all prices
Mountain Everest 60$14.99View DealSee all prices
Mountain Everest 60$14.99View DealSee all prices
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