Packaging
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The box for the Meka is very similar to other Tt eSPORTS products in that it sticks with its signature red and black color scheme and lists a few key features on the front and back. Inside the box are more features on a cover over the keyboard.
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Included with the keyboard is a quick installation guide and some warranty information in a small sleeve.
Closer Look
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Here we see the keyboard in its entirety. The first thing you notice about this board is its layout. It is a mini-board, therefore it has a much tighter layout than a standard keyboard and has certain keys missing or moved. However, the keys themselves are spaced the same as a standard keyboard. We will discuss the layout in more detail on the next page.
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The USB connector is large and very sturdy as well as being gold-plated. The braided cord is sufficiently long and feels heavy-duty but not stiff like some other braided cords.
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