Cooler Master CK721 65% Hybrid Wireless 2.4GHz/Bluetooth Silver/White Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, Linear Red Switches, Customizable RGB, Ergonomic Design, 3-Way Dial (CK-721-SKTR1-US)

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Pros

The clicky switch version is very clicky but you can swap them out if they are too loud for you. There's also a number of cool lighting effects, even per-key led programmability, all of which can be controlled through their masterplus+ software. Rgb b... Read More

It's not the thickest pbt, but that's the cost of shin-through. The stabilizers are extremely well tuned out of the box. There is virtually no wobble with the keys and the stabs come really lubed up.

Cons

The right shift key has an irregular size of u1. If you tend to disconnect/reconnect your coiled cables frequently, there's a good chance the keyboard won't successfully reconnect and you'll have to keep repeatedly plugging in the connectors before th... Read More

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Quality

It is a mechanical keyboard that looks, sounds and feels great

The keyboard has a nice weight and premium materials.

It does have software available to use if you prefer, but its nothing like razer synapse or asus armoury crate…2 of the worst s... Read More

You can only hear the scratch if you pull the switch out and press it while holding it close to your face.

Price

Bought one of the “used” keyboards specifically the “like new” for almost a 1/3 of the new price.

Don't go wasting your money on $300+ custom keyboards unless you're into that for some reason.

But it costs $150 and supports 3-pin only (you could use 5-pin switches, but you'd have to clip the extra legs).

Steel plates are standard for keebs $100 and under.

Packaging/appearance

The box was slightly worn, but it’s perfect!

Competitiveness

Razer's hotswap options are limited to razer's proprietary switches only.

I went through quite a few other wireless keyboard brands before i gave this one a try, and man i wish i had ignored the negati... Read More

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This product had a total of 122 reviews as of our last analysis date on Jul 19 2024.