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 ## Buying experience: 3/5
 
-I got myself the tenkeyless variant of EvoFox Katana X2 with blue switches and black colour. They have a white one with full-size layout and red switches, but that’s the only other variant at the time of writing. And on Amazon, this is listed as a variant of older generation Katana keyboards.
+I got myself the tenkeyless variant of [EvoFox Katana X2](https://www.amkette.com/collections/gaming-keyboards/products/evofox-katana-x2-tkl-mechanical-gaming-keyboard) with blue switches and black colour. They have a white one with full-size layout and red switches, but that’s the only other variant at the time of writing. And on Amazon, this is listed as a variant of older generation Katana keyboards.
 
 So while EvoFox makes good budget products, their cataloguing sucks.
 
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 ## Conclusion
 
-If you’ve never tried mechanical keyboards and don’t want to spend a lot before you know you’re into the hobby, and you’re okay with a wired keyboard, then the EvoFox Katana X2 is for you. It’s a bargain at the price of ₹1799–₹1899.
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+If you’ve never tried mechanical keyboards and don’t want to spend a lot before you know you’re into the hobby, and you’re okay with a wired keyboard, then the EvoFox Katana X2 is for you. It’s a bargain at the price of ₹1799–₹1899.