As usual, however, lower lettering is visibly less bright than the main lettering. The lighting was also convincing in the test: it is bright and quite even. On the other hand, if the keys are pressed down emphatically and slowly, the built-in metal springs are clearly audible. We also noticed the sound image positively, because the keyboard emits a deep, but not too loud sound when typing normally. The advertised N-Key Rollover works perfectly. Typing on the keyboard is, as usual with Cherry switches, a very pleasant experience: The keys react precisely and if you’ve ever had a mechanical keyboard under your fingers, you’ll quickly get used to it. It is strong enough so that it cannot come off unintentionally.
We were also impressed by the magnetic holder, which holds the palm rest on the keyboard. Since the keyboard is fixed by the palm rest and the hands resting on it, it never slipped in our practical use.
Due to the padded cover, it is extremely comfortable and even larger hands can sit on it without any problems. In practice, the XPG Summoner performs well, with the excellent palm resting area standing out positively. Since these are hidden during operation, however, this is not a real point of criticism. In addition, the struts on the underside, which give the rest stability, are clearly visible. The same applies to the wrist-rest, even though it is not very torsionally stiff due to its construction. The manufacturing quality of the buzzers is impeccable: the case is stable and optically and haptically flawless. The actual support surface, on the other hand, consists of a padded imitation leather cover, which is adorned with the XPG logo. The wrist-rest included by XPG, like the keyboard, is made of matt black plastic. XPG relies on the Cherry variant for the stabilizers for large buttons. The lighting is provided by an LED installed inside, which can be seen through the transparent plastic housing. Our test sample is based on the Cherry MX Speed RGB Silver Switches, which trigger after only 1.2 millimeters.
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