Testseek.com have collected 37 expert reviews of the Mountain Everest 60 and the average rating is 90%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Mountain Everest 60.
April 2022
(90%)
37 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Small and compact, Detachable cable & 3 different USB ports to plug into, Use of Cherry stabilizers, Use of sound dampening material, Great feel and sound, Optional modular number pad
Only available in a black casing, Lots of competition in the 60% space
Mountain definitely burst on to the keyboard scene with the Everest Max. It was so cool that it had modular accessories and one of them even had an LCD screen. While we really enjoyed that keyboard, it was just a bit big for many users. Now with the Evere...
buy it? The Everest 60 offers oodles of features while retaining a premium gaming and typing experience. Though the gaming performance doesn't match up to optical boards, the Mountian 60 still offers much more than your average 60% board does. It manages...
Abstract: The gaming keyboard market is saturated with full-size and tenkeyless (TKL) boards, but 60 percent boards, the smallest standard keyboard size, have traditionally been less popular in the gaming space. That's because the 60 percent layout usually sacrific...
Published: 2022-04-14, Author: Krzysztof , review by: guru3d.com
Although there are many mechanical keyboards on the market, the Mountain has presented something interesting. The first thing is the (optional) detachable Numpad, which you can also move to the left side of the keyboard. This is not all. You can select fr...
Published: 2022-04-14, Author: stefan , review by: madshrimps.be
With the Everest 60, Mountain has succeeded to bring the features of a full-sized gaming keyboard on a much smaller form factor, with the modularity aspect we have seen with Everest Max as well. The Mountain Tactile 55 switches which came with our sample...
Extremely customizable keyboard, Rarely seen space-efficient 60% form factor with dedicated arrow keys, Available modular numpad add-on attaches to left or right side, Ergonomically designed, including with a neat magnetic feet setup for elevation, Multip
Quite expensive for the base keyboard by itself, My sample had connection issues with the numpad on the left side, Software drivers need optimization, and there's a potential bug with the numpad, Stabilizers are still plate-mounted, The form factor can ta
The Mountain Everest 60 launches the day this review is published and costs $139.99/£109.99 irrespective of the switch option from the Mountain web store. The Everest 60 numpad can be bundled with the Everest 60 for a total of $189.99/£144.99. For those...
Answering the question of whether the Mountain Everest 60 is worth it is, as always, quite subjective depending on what you're looking for and what you're willing to pay. At $139.99 USD / 139.99 Euros / 109.99 GBP, the Mountain Everest 60 is around the sa...
Abstract: The gaming keyboard market is saturated with full-size and tenkeyless (TKL) boards, but 60 percent boards, the smallest standard keyboard size, have traditionally been less popular in the gaming space. That's because the 60 percent layout usually sacrific...
The Mountain Everest 60 offers a rare halfway position between the miniscule 60% form factor and the functionality of a TKL. While you're dropping some of the modular features that made the original release so great, the overall experience and typing feel...
Published: 2022-04-14, Author: Peter , review by: eteknix.com
Abstract: Mountain is a fairly new player when it comes to peripherals, but they're one of the most advanced and enthusiastic brands out there, pushing for real innovation, not just market hype. It's been around two years now since they launched their first keyboar...
