The main enclosure is milled from a solid piece of aluminum, and the other parts have been fitted into it solidly, with no flex or looseness. One thing that is immediately apparent with this keyboard is the feel: solid. If an upward tilt is desired, the two-stage feet can raise the back end up by about five degrees. The bottom of the keyboard is flat, with three rubber feet along the bottom edge and two along the top to hold it still. This makes plugging in large flash drives simpler, though a truly oversized flash drive may run into the lip on the top.
The USB 2.0 ports on the Enermax Aurora Microare split, with one on each side of the unit near the top. The keycaps are matte black plastic, with what Enermax claims to be “Everlasting key top printing”. The keyboard itself is black anodized aluminum, with a silver accent strip along the top and silver Enermax logo in the upper left corner. The back of the box goes into detail about all the features offered, in as many languages as they can cram on. The packaging is fairly minimal, with a profile shot of the keyboard front and center, and the keyboard itself peeking out to the left side, underneath a plastic shell. Let’s see if this is a mighty mite, or just shrimpy.
The Enermax Aurora Micro, an unusually sturdy compact keyboard. Enermaxhas put their time and and effort into designing a keyboard that is affordable for the every day person, yet good enough for the every day enthusiast. Enermax, as the name suggests, is a company mainly remembered for their magnificent power supplies, though they have been attempting to branch out into other areas, such as cases and peripherals.
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