The Durgod Hades 68 case features straight lines and clean surfaces on the sides. Design & SizeĬlean is the one word I would use to describe the Durgod Hades 68, especially in white. The side printed labels are pad-printed, they’re clear and easy to read at a glance. The legends on the keycaps are clean, really attractive sans-serif font with icon/text labels on shift and tab keys. The double shot plastic allows for even and clean RGB to shine through the cap, without compromising on wear and tear of the label. We talk about keycap profiles in the Everything you need to know about keyboards post, Cherry profile caps sit sculpted caps that sit a little lower than OEM with a smaller face, they’re my favourite profile. The keycaps are double shot PBT, in a cherry profile. The Hades 68 have probably the best keycaps out of the box of any mass made keyboard. In combination with the linear Gateron Yellow, the stabilizers sound and feel great. The pre-lubed stabilizers are some of the best I’ve experienced out of the box. The switches on my Hades 68 had a slight wobble, but nothing too drastic. Gateron Yellows are a standout switch, they’re super smooth with a great weight, I would highly recommend the Gat Yellows if you’re a linear fan. Gateron: Black, Blue, Silent Brown, Red, Yellow.Cherry: Black, Blue, Brown, Red, Speed Silver, Silent Red.The Hades 68 can come with the following switches: The sheer switch selection of the Durgod Hades 68 set its quite far apart from other mainstream keyboards.

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