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product_id: 1186669
title: "Das Keyboard 4 Professional Wired Mechanical Keyboard, Cherry MX Brown Mechanical Switches, 2-Port USB 3.0 Hub, Volume Knob, Aluminum Top (104 Keys, Black)"
brand: "das keyboard"
price: "Bs.694"
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# Oversized volume knob for instant control 2-port USB 3.0 hub, 5Gbps speed 104-key precision layout Das Keyboard 4 Professional Wired Mechanical Keyboard, Cherry MX Brown Mechanical Switches, 2-Port USB 3.0 Hub, Volume Knob, Aluminum Top (104 Keys, Black)

**Brand:** das keyboard
**Price:** Bs.694
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> ⌨️ Elevate your workspace with the keyboard that means business.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Das Keyboard 4 Professional Wired Mechanical Keyboard, Cherry MX Brown Mechanical Switches, 2-Port USB 3.0 Hub, Volume Knob, Aluminum Top (104 Keys, Black) by das keyboard
- **How much does it cost?** Bs.694 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
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## Best For

- das keyboard enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted das keyboard brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Built to Last:** Durable laser-etched keycaps and gold-plated switches rated for 50 million keystrokes keep you typing longer.
- • **Instant Media Control:** Dedicated media keys plus a large volume knob and sleep button put control at your fingertips.
- • **Seamless Connectivity:** Integrated USB 3.0 hub with blazing 5Gbps transfer speeds keeps your devices charged and data flowing.
- • **Ergonomic Craftsmanship:** Aluminum top with magnetically detachable footbar raises your keyboard to an optimal 4-degree angle for all-day comfort.
- • **Unmatched Typing Precision:** Cherry MX Brown switches deliver tactile feedback with soft pressure points for lightning-fast accuracy.

## Overview

The Das Keyboard 4 Professional combines premium Cherry MX Brown mechanical switches with a sleek aluminum design, a 104-key layout, and a fast 2-port USB 3.0 hub. Engineered for professionals and power users, it offers tactile precision, durability rated for 50 million keystrokes, full N-key rollover, and dedicated media controls including a large volume knob, making it the ultimate tool for productivity and style.

## Description

Das Keyboard 4 Professional is designed with high-performance, Cherry MX Brown switches which have a soft, Tactile bump about halfway through the key press. The combination of the tactile experience, audio feedback and incredible craftsmanship all deliver an experience like no other. Sleek design, laser-etched key caps, and oversized volume knob make this one beautifully crafted machine. The most advanced mechanical keyboard on the market today.

Review: Very high quality keyboard with nice features and clicky-tactile feel - I am a big fan of the classic clicky-tactile keyboards such as those found on the old IBM PC keyboards. My main computer at home still has a Unicomp "buckling spring" keyboard, which is my favorite to type on, but unacceptable if other people are around (those key switches are too noisy for crowded office environments). At my work office, I hated the feel of the generic rubber dome keyboards of the sort that come with practically every computer. I bought a Matias Quiet Pro keyboard, which had the tactile feel and excellent response, but was quiet enough to avoid complaints from coworkers. But the key switches used by Matias seem to have a high failure rate, and I had the first keyboard replaced under warranty, then the second one started to have increasing problems with switches that would not reliable register when pressed, or which would double or triple register when pressed once. Matias seemed unconcerned and actually told me on the phone that these keyboard could only be expected to last about one year! So I dropped the Matias keyboard and looked for a high quality keyboard with mechanical key switches yet a fairly quiet sound level. I settled on this "Das Keyboard 4 Professional Soft Tactile MX Brown" keyboard. It uses the Cherry brand MX Brown series key switches, which are the quieter of the two MX models that have the clicky tactile feel and response ('brown' is the designator of this switch version, and the key switch top and stem are colored brown). At the advice of Das Keyboard (a company in Texas), I also ordered an additional quieting kit from Mechanicalkeyboards.com, which consisted of a bag of clear/white rubber O-rings and a key cap pulling tool. I inserted the O-rings under every key cap, and this cuts the noise of a keystroke by perhaps half, making the overall keyboard even quieter. It is still noisier than the typical generic rubber dome computer keyboard, but it is within reason. This is a very expensive keyboard, so there needs to be performance and physical quality. This is a heavy and solid keyboard, and feels like it is glued down to the desktop when I try to pick it up. The top plate is a heavy thick metal plate with a frosted/matte black anodized finish. The key caps have white lettering, which Das Keyboards says are laser etched; so they are not decals like the cheap keyboards use, and there should be no problem with key cap lettering wearing off. All of the wider keys have mechanical 'bails' underneath, so no matter where you press the kay cap, if moves down smoothly as if you had pressed it dead center. The keyboard also has a very nice 'media center' control panel at it upper right. One key puts the computer to sleep if you press it for a few seconds. Another key toggles sound 'mute' on and off. Three keys act for return-to-start (of a sound file or other sound media), go to end of file, and play/pause toggle. A large volume control knob can be turned from the top or 'rubbed' along its right edge. The keyboard connected to the computer over a USB cable, and the keyboard has two USB pass-through ports on its rear edge just behind the Das Keyboard logo (near the media controls). My one real complaint is that instead of using the traditional legs to tip the rear of the keyboard up to a higher level, this keyboard has a red plastic bar that attaches to the bottom rear of the keyboard using magnets. This just seems kind of dumb, and not an advantage over the conventional way of doing it. Worse, the keyboard actually seems to tilt backwards slightly when the bar is not installed, and is only flat when the bar is installed. To raise the rear for a slight forward slope, as most people are probably used to, you need to put a couple shims of some sort under that bar to make it taller.
Review: Lexus not a Hyundai - don't fool yourself. - I feel as if this keyboard makes me want to type all the time. Not only is the build quality great, it's heavy, sturdy, and requires little or no pressure to type. It still have the "clicky" feel that everyone desires from the old IBM days with way more features. I turned on the n-key rollover (shift+mute), and my typing seems to be faster than ever before. ***Sliding Issue fixed*** Some people claim that the keyboard slides around. I did notice mine was sliding around a bit, especially with the ruler in place. Then I started pressing on the corners of the keyboard and noticed that the keyboard wasn't level with my desk (glass top). The keyboard had a slight tilt and would flop around a bit. So I took one hand on the top left corner and one on the bottom right, applied some pressure, Voila! It's super level, and there is no give anywhere on the keyboard. The keyboard is heavy enough to apply enough pressure to the rubber feet that it doesn't move an inch. It seems that the aluminum top bezel probably caused it to bend in production or shipping, just slightly, which caused the rubber feet to not connect to the desk. Simple fix, just don't over torque it AT ALL, it just needs a millimeter down or so (mainly on the bottom right corner - at least on my keyboard). I am enjoying this keyboard, and I wouldn't buy another company. It looks professional, especially with the letter fonts, and I love the volume knob! I went with the Cherry MX Browns due to the lesser noise, it's just my preference. I love the click, but not to the point where it would drive me nuts, I love having just enough feedback. Type like you never typed before, buy this keyboard, you won't regret it. Btw, those who complain about prices, I used to buy gaming keyboards to have that fast and better typing feel for $100 or more. This keyboard isn't far off with the volume knob and Cherry MX switches. Cherry keyboards were always expensive, due to the process of manufacturing the keyboard, but they are a higher quality and last much longer. The mechanics of this keyboard is the equivalent to buying a Lexus vs. a Hyundai. Sure you get 4 tires, leather, and some of the same features. But once you start driving, you notice every bit of a difference. Build quality is a completely different beast, and the transmission is made of Amish butter. If you want a Hyundai, buy a cheaper keyboard. If you want a Lexus, buy a Das, simple as that.

## Features

- 4 PROFESSIONAL MECHANICAL KEYBOARD - The thinnest mechanical keyboard in the world! The combination of tactile feel, the psycho-acoustic experience and incredible craftsmanship all deliver an unmatched typing experience that only Das Keyboard 4 offers. With a Das Keyboard 4, you'll type faster and longer. It feels so good, you won't want to stop.
- PREMIUM SOFT TACTILE EXPERIENCE - Best-in-class Cherry MX Brown mechanical key switches provide tactile and audio feedback so accurate it allows you to execute every keystroke with lightning-fast precision. Factory lubricated stabilizers on large keys for smooth typing with bumps on the F and J keys. The Soft Pressure Point switch technology makes the mechanical keyboard less clicky while providing an awesome tactile experience.
- UP TO 50 MILLION KEYSTROKES - Laser-etched keycaps for maximum durability are paired with Cherry MX Brown switches, giving your new mechanical keyboard life up to 50 million keystrokes. High-performance, gold-plated switches provide the best contact and typing experience because, unlike other metals, gold does not rust, increasing the lifespan of the switch.
- FULL N-KEY ROLLOVER - Fast typists, productive professionals and gamers will appreciate that Das Keyboard 4 supports full NKRO over USB. No need to use a PS2 adapter anymore. Just press shift + mute to toggle to NKRO (works with both Windows and Linux).
- 2 PORT USB 3.0 HUB & MORE - The convenience to charge USB devices & simultaneously upload content through USB is right at your fingertips. A blazing fast 2- port USB 3.0 hub to transfer music, high resolution pics & large videos at up to 5Gb/second. That’s 10x faster than USB 2.0. Extra long 6.5ft(201cm) USB cable w/ single USB A connector. Dedicated media controls w/ LARGE VOLUME KNOB & instant sleep button. Magnetically detachable footbar ruler to raise the keyboard to an optimal 4-degrees.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00JG01QTY |
| Additional Features | Media Controls, USB Hub |
| Antenna Location | Gaming, Programming |
| Best Sellers Rank | #997 in Computer Keyboards |
| Brand | Das Keyboard |
| Built-In Media | USB Cable |
| Button Quantity | 104 |
| Color | Soft Tactile - Cherry MX Brown Switches |
| Compatible Devices | Laptop, PC |
| Compatible Operating System Family | Linux, Windows |
| Connectivity Technology | USB-A |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 out of 5 stars 1,043 Reviews |
| Enclosure Material | Aluminum |
| Generation | 1st Generation |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00855800001432 |
| Hand Orientation | Ambidextrous |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 18"L x 6.8"W x 1.3"H |
| Item Type Name | Das Keyboard 4 Professional Soft Tactile MX Brown Mechanical Keyboard (DASK4MKPROSIL) |
| Item Weight | 2.9 pounds |
| Keyboard Backlighting Color Support | Single Color |
| Keyboard Description | Mechanical, QWERTY |
| Keyboard Layout | AZERTY |
| Keyboard Plate Material | Aluminum |
| Manufacturer | Das Keyboard |
| Mechanical Keyboard Switch Model | Cherry MX Brown |
| Mfr Part Number | DASK4ULTMBRN |
| Model Name | 4 Professional Cherry MX Brown |
| Model Number | DASK4MKPROSIL |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Keys | 104 |
| Number of Packs | 1 |
| Number of Sections | 3 |
| Power Source | USB powered |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Gaming, Programming |
| Series Number | 4 |
| Special Feature | Media Controls, USB Hub |
| Style Name | Professional w/ USB 3 Hub |
| Switch Type | Tactile |
| Theme | Technology, Gaming, Programming |
| Total USB 2.0 Ports | 2 |
| UPC | 855800001494 855800001432 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Warranty Description | 1 year limited manufacturer warranty |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Das Keyboard
- **Color:** Soft Tactile - Cherry MX Brown Switches
- **Compatible Devices:** Laptop, PC
- **Connectivity Technology:** USB-A
- **Keyboard Description:** Mechanical, QWERTY
- **Keyboard backlighting color support:** Single Color
- **Product Dimensions:** 18"L x 6.8"W x 1.3"H
- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Gaming, Programming
- **Special Feature:** Media Controls, USB Hub
- **Style:** Professional w/ USB 3 Hub

## Images

![Das Keyboard 4 Professional Wired Mechanical Keyboard, Cherry MX Brown Mechanical Switches, 2-Port USB 3.0 Hub, Volume Knob, Aluminum Top (104 Keys, Black) - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/613eXhkRJxL.jpg)
![Das Keyboard 4 Professional Wired Mechanical Keyboard, Cherry MX Brown Mechanical Switches, 2-Port USB 3.0 Hub, Volume Knob, Aluminum Top (104 Keys, Black) - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/815EqHbSpML.jpg)
![Das Keyboard 4 Professional Wired Mechanical Keyboard, Cherry MX Brown Mechanical Switches, 2-Port USB 3.0 Hub, Volume Knob, Aluminum Top (104 Keys, Black) - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81qZtU0BnML.jpg)
![Das Keyboard 4 Professional Wired Mechanical Keyboard, Cherry MX Brown Mechanical Switches, 2-Port USB 3.0 Hub, Volume Knob, Aluminum Top (104 Keys, Black) - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81pQYduK8iL.jpg)
![Das Keyboard 4 Professional Wired Mechanical Keyboard, Cherry MX Brown Mechanical Switches, 2-Port USB 3.0 Hub, Volume Knob, Aluminum Top (104 Keys, Black) - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81Av2d3iuML.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color, Style** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Is the cord really 66ft long?**
A: The cord is 2 meters long which is approximately 6.6 ft. 
https://www.calculateme.com/length/meters/to-feet/2

**Q: Does this computer have protrusions so you can fell where the home keys are? I can't tell if the images are renders or photos.**
A: Yes, it does have the standard home key guides.

**Q: Is this particular model compatible with Mac?**
A: I have yet to see a modern PC keyboard FULLY compatible with the Mac. Fully compatible means that keys work during startup so you can boot into safe mode, switch to a different drive, reinstall the operating system, run disk utility, reset PRAM, etc. I was burned when I bought a "fully" Mac-compatible keyboard that wasn't. Now I must keep an Apple keyboard nearby for startup tasks.

**Q: Should I buy this keyboard or a keyboard like the Corsair K70?**
A: I had a K95 RGB that bit the dust, IMO backlighting is a toy that's a bit overrated. (Something for me to fiddle with when I'm bored, but more an indication of needing to get outside instead of sitting around some more in front of a computer). Also I looked up trying to fix a water-damaged Corsair, what a nightmare.

I ended up buying this Das keyboard from my local MicroCenter, same price, and could just pick it up and take it home. They also offer a no-questions-asked warranty, which in my use-case (I love coffee and will typically drink it in the early morning while I work at the keyboard) is really important!

Lastly the Corsair isn't nearly as solid-feeling as this unit is. For a similar price, this Das 4 Professional has a great volume knob (the Corsair's is an awkward 'roller' that I never used). I never used the Corsair's programmable function keys (may be of interest to gamers but not for me). Also Corsair's software for lighting (iCue) was enormous - believe it or not, it is 456MB large! Insane - this keyboard needs no software, it is plug-and-play, immediately recognized by W10 and I'm told is fine for Linux as well.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Very high quality keyboard with nice features and clicky-tactile feel
*by P***T on April 28, 2017*

I am a big fan of the classic clicky-tactile keyboards such as those found on the old IBM PC keyboards. My main computer at home still has a Unicomp "buckling spring" keyboard, which is my favorite to type on, but unacceptable if other people are around (those key switches are too noisy for crowded office environments). At my work office, I hated the feel of the generic rubber dome keyboards of the sort that come with practically every computer. I bought a Matias Quiet Pro keyboard, which had the tactile feel and excellent response, but was quiet enough to avoid complaints from coworkers. But the key switches used by Matias seem to have a high failure rate, and I had the first keyboard replaced under warranty, then the second one started to have increasing problems with switches that would not reliable register when pressed, or which would double or triple register when pressed once. Matias seemed unconcerned and actually told me on the phone that these keyboard could only be expected to last about one year! So I dropped the Matias keyboard and looked for a high quality keyboard with mechanical key switches yet a fairly quiet sound level. I settled on this "Das Keyboard 4 Professional Soft Tactile MX Brown" keyboard. It uses the Cherry brand MX Brown series key switches, which are the quieter of the two MX models that have the clicky tactile feel and response ('brown' is the designator of this switch version, and the key switch top and stem are colored brown). At the advice of Das Keyboard (a company in Texas), I also ordered an additional quieting kit from Mechanicalkeyboards.com, which consisted of a bag of clear/white rubber O-rings and a key cap pulling tool. I inserted the O-rings under every key cap, and this cuts the noise of a keystroke by perhaps half, making the overall keyboard even quieter. It is still noisier than the typical generic rubber dome computer keyboard, but it is within reason. This is a very expensive keyboard, so there needs to be performance and physical quality. This is a heavy and solid keyboard, and feels like it is glued down to the desktop when I try to pick it up. The top plate is a heavy thick metal plate with a frosted/matte black anodized finish. The key caps have white lettering, which Das Keyboards says are laser etched; so they are not decals like the cheap keyboards use, and there should be no problem with key cap lettering wearing off. All of the wider keys have mechanical 'bails' underneath, so no matter where you press the kay cap, if moves down smoothly as if you had pressed it dead center. The keyboard also has a very nice 'media center' control panel at it upper right. One key puts the computer to sleep if you press it for a few seconds. Another key toggles sound 'mute' on and off. Three keys act for return-to-start (of a sound file or other sound media), go to end of file, and play/pause toggle. A large volume control knob can be turned from the top or 'rubbed' along its right edge. The keyboard connected to the computer over a USB cable, and the keyboard has two USB pass-through ports on its rear edge just behind the Das Keyboard logo (near the media controls). My one real complaint is that instead of using the traditional legs to tip the rear of the keyboard up to a higher level, this keyboard has a red plastic bar that attaches to the bottom rear of the keyboard using magnets. This just seems kind of dumb, and not an advantage over the conventional way of doing it. Worse, the keyboard actually seems to tilt backwards slightly when the bar is not installed, and is only flat when the bar is installed. To raise the rear for a slight forward slope, as most people are probably used to, you need to put a couple shims of some sort under that bar to make it taller.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Lexus not a Hyundai - don't fool yourself.
*by M***E on September 27, 2014*

I feel as if this keyboard makes me want to type all the time. Not only is the build quality great, it's heavy, sturdy, and requires little or no pressure to type. It still have the "clicky" feel that everyone desires from the old IBM days with way more features. I turned on the n-key rollover (shift+mute), and my typing seems to be faster than ever before. ***Sliding Issue fixed*** Some people claim that the keyboard slides around. I did notice mine was sliding around a bit, especially with the ruler in place. Then I started pressing on the corners of the keyboard and noticed that the keyboard wasn't level with my desk (glass top). The keyboard had a slight tilt and would flop around a bit. So I took one hand on the top left corner and one on the bottom right, applied some pressure, Voila! It's super level, and there is no give anywhere on the keyboard. The keyboard is heavy enough to apply enough pressure to the rubber feet that it doesn't move an inch. It seems that the aluminum top bezel probably caused it to bend in production or shipping, just slightly, which caused the rubber feet to not connect to the desk. Simple fix, just don't over torque it AT ALL, it just needs a millimeter down or so (mainly on the bottom right corner - at least on my keyboard). I am enjoying this keyboard, and I wouldn't buy another company. It looks professional, especially with the letter fonts, and I love the volume knob! I went with the Cherry MX Browns due to the lesser noise, it's just my preference. I love the click, but not to the point where it would drive me nuts, I love having just enough feedback. Type like you never typed before, buy this keyboard, you won't regret it. Btw, those who complain about prices, I used to buy gaming keyboards to have that fast and better typing feel for $100 or more. This keyboard isn't far off with the volume knob and Cherry MX switches. Cherry keyboards were always expensive, due to the process of manufacturing the keyboard, but they are a higher quality and last much longer. The mechanics of this keyboard is the equivalent to buying a Lexus vs. a Hyundai. Sure you get 4 tires, leather, and some of the same features. But once you start driving, you notice every bit of a difference. Build quality is a completely different beast, and the transmission is made of Amish butter. If you want a Hyundai, buy a cheaper keyboard. If you want a Lexus, buy a Das, simple as that.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ My First Mechanical Keyboard
*by A***R on October 4, 2016*

This is my first mechanical keyboard and I have to say that it is awesome... been using it for about a month. Really solidly built and I love the simplicity of the layout and media controls. I have previously used wireless keyboards, so still getting used to the fact that there is a pretty heavy duty cord running across my desk. On-board USB ports are pretty handy as my computer is under the desk and the USB ports there are not as easily accessible. I went with the brown switches as opposed to the blue, as I wanted a tactile response, but didn't want the "clicky" sound. I must type pretty heavy handed, as there is still quite a bit of noise that comes from them... Enough that when I am typing longer emails or coding, I get cheers of "FASTER!", and "You are really working hard!" from the people in the office next to me. I'm sure I could get some spacers to prevent me from bottoming out the keys. Nothing too annoying, just wanted to make a note of it. 4 stars only because of the cost. The experience of a top-end mechanical keyboard is pretty amazing... but still feeling conflicted if it justifies the cost. I will say that I seem to type a bit faster, with less errors since I started using this keyboard. I think the tactile response subconsciously adds a bit of confidence as my fingers dance across the keys.... so from a efficiency standpoint, maybe the cost is worth it.

## Frequently Bought Together

- Das Keyboard 4 Professional Wired Mechanical Keyboard, Cherry MX Brown Mechanical Switches, 2-Port USB 3.0 Hub, Volume Knob, Aluminum Top (104 Keys, Black)
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