Packaging and Accessories

Given Das Keyboard operates a webshop, we will begin with a look at the shipping packaging. The Das Keyboard Prime 13 was shipped along with another keyboard, and in a good-sized box with lots of bubble wrap around, which makes for a great start so far as it ensures the end user receives it in perfect condition.


Relative to the Das Keyboard 4 Professional we saw earlier, the product packaging is more filled out and has a black and white color scheme. On the front are some salient features of the keyboard, including brand identification, specifications, and marketing features, which continue on the back and sides. There is a single flap with two seals to help keep the contents inside in check.


Open the box and you see the keyboard in a plastic wrap with the included accessories above it. There is a simple manual with useful information on how to toggle NKRO as the keyboard comes with 6KRO by default. Also included is a plastic ring-style keycap puller, which is nice to see and will be of use when it comes time to take off the keycaps for cleaning. No replacement keycaps here, however, so that remains the purpose of the puller unless you get replacement ones yourself. It would have been nice to see a wire-style puller instead, and hopefully, Das Keyboard goes with such a keycap puller for future keyboards as a ring-style puller can scratch the sides and bottom of keycaps, and thin ABS ones are especially vulnerable here.