 Want a portable power bank, wireless AP, SD card and USB reader for your mobile devices? Check the link in the video description to learn more about the Adata Dash Drive Air AE400. Welcome to my unboxing of the Prime Edition keyboard from TTE Sports. So this guy right here is Marine King Prime and he had a lot to do with the design of this keyboard. It's very different from the regular Thermaltake Mecha G1. It still has 50 million keystroke longevity but you'll get that from pretty much any Cherry MX keyswitch keyboard. It has custom picked keycaps as well as Cherry MX Brown switches. So that is where the differences really come in. They've got a spiel from him on here. There we go. So Marine King, they've actually got it spelled wrong. Hopefully he doesn't get bothered too much by that. In games like StarCraft II, the speed at which you can queue up commands, another typo, that's okay, is and build an army while simultaneously attacking and defending means that you too can be king of the marines. Basically you can read the whole thing if you want to pause the video and read it. So the Mecha G1 is a very well built mechanical keyboard. We already have one of them here in the office and this one shares many of the same characteristics. There's your warranty card right there as well as a wrist rest. It's got a nice glossy red finish on it right there including the 1000 Hz polling rate. So this could theoretically result in a slightly lower latency when inputting commands. Whether or not you'd notice the difference between, you know, say 500 Hz and 1000 Hz is up to the individual user. But I think many would notice the difference between a typical 125 Hz keyboard and a 1000 Hz keyboard in terms of the input response time. So here we find what is unique about it. So we still got the media keys. However, the escape key has been replaced with a Prime Team logo right there. It has an outlandish black, white, pink and red color scheme. So to go along with the sort of flamboyant attire that Marine King typically sports. And we've got, here we go, I guess that's pretty much it. It's a Mecha G1 except it looks really cool and right of course, hopefully it comes with a key puller. Oh, here's one. Never know when you'll need a key puller when you're about to do an unboxing. I keep one handy at all times. Aha, yes. So a man after my own heart, Marine King Prime prefers Cherry MX Brown switches. So Cherry MX Brown switches are a tactile switch but much quieter than Cherry MX Blues. Cherry MX Blues have that really sort of, well, deafening click. It's very, very loud. Whereas a brown sounds closer to something more like a black. But you still have that definite actuation point feeling where you can really feel the key switching being actuated. Well, that wasn't very well described. Okay, you know what, moving on. It has a built-in USB 2.0 port as well as pass-throughs for microphone and headphone as well. As what they're saying is, I think they call it like a military-grade ruggedized cable. And it actually does happen to be phenomenally rugged. So thank you for checking out my unboxing and overview of the Prime Team keyboard from TTE Sports. Don't forget to subscribe to Linus Tech Tips for more unboxings, reviews, and other computer videos. Let me know if you like the video by clicking that there like button as well as sharing the video with anyone who you think might enjoy this particular keyboard unboxing. And don't forget to subscribe.