Stefan Mileschin

The Filco Majestouch-2 is one of the most well known mechanical keyboards in the gaming world.
The Japanese keyboards have been produced for years, but only around 2008 did they become popular when they were adopted by the booming South Korean eSports scene in games like StarCraft and WarCraft III. With the rapid expansion of the Western gaming scene in the last couple of years on the backs of games like StarCraft II and League of Legends, Filco mechanical keyboards have become increasingly popular worldwide.

Today, we're looking at a unique variant of popular Majestouch-2 model called the Ninja. Like the Das Keyboard, the Ninja doesn't have any legends on the top of its keys – they are blank. However, instead of being entirely removed in the case of the Das Keyboard, the Ninja has its legends printed on the front of the keys. It's an unusual configuration, but it makes a lot of sense – it means the key legends won't be worn away over time and it looks pretty amazing as well.

Now that we've introduced the keyboard, let's have a look at its major features and specifications from the manufacturer.

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