This bold, anime-themed MelGeek Centauri60 keyboard just became my daily driver — here’s why
Computing Peripherals Keyboards This bold, anime-themed MelGeek Centauri60 keyboard just became my daily driver — here’s why Opinion By Stephen Lambrechts Published 15 September 2026 You Can (Not) Ignore This Keyboard When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. With those things fresh in my mind, I approached the Centauri60 Evangelion ‘Asuka Edition’ expecting a familiar experience. What I found instead was a keyboard that carries over everything I liked about the Ultra V2 while improving the parts that matter most to me in everyday use.The Asuka Edition isn’t exactly subtle — it leans into its Evangelion theme and makes no effort to hide it.
- ▪Computing Peripherals Keyboards This bold, anime-themed MelGeek Centauri60 keyboard just became my daily driver — here’s why Opinion By Stephen Lambrechts Published 15 September 2026 You Can (Not) Ignore This Keyboard When you purchase thro
- ▪With those things fresh in my mind, I approached the Centauri60 Evangelion ‘Asuka Edition’ expecting a familiar experience.
- ▪What I found instead was a keyboard that carries over everything I liked about the Ultra V2 while improving the parts that matter most to me in everyday use.The Asuka Edition isn’t exactly subtle — it leans into its Evangelion theme and mak
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Computing Peripherals Keyboards This bold, anime-themed MelGeek Centauri60 keyboard just became my daily driver — here’s why Opinion By Stephen Lambrechts Published 15 September 2026 You Can (Not) Ignore This Keyboard When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. (Image credit: Tom's Guide) Copy link Facebook X Reddit Email Share this article 0 Join the conversation Follow us Add us as a preferred source on Google Newsletter Subscribe to our newsletter Having recently spent time with MelGeek’s Made68 Ultra V2 keyboard, I came away declaring my love for its magnetic switches, slick styling and clean sound. With those things fresh in my mind, I approached the Centauri60 Evangelion ‘Asuka Edition’ expecting a familiar experience.
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