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Published: 2019-08-06, Author: Paul , review by: modders-inc.com
Abstract: Your keyboard is one of the most used pieces of equipment on your desk. However, it's also one of the most overlooked when piecing together a new build. Many times, people resort to using old HP keyboards they have laving around, just to save a few bucks...
Published: 2019-07-02, Author: James , review by: proclockers.com
Just like the original SK650, the SK650 Limited White Edition is an amazing keyboard with a whole new look. I personally don't currently have a white build but did really love how it pops with the silver brushed aluminum top plate with the white keycaps.W...
Abstract: In the world of PC building, there are a number of popular build themes that seem to become the norm such as Red/Black and Rainbow RGB builds. When doing a themed build, most builders will go the extra mile and buy peripherals such as keyboards, mice and...
I knew both SK models would be portable going in, but beyond that, I wasn't really sure on what to expect with the overall experience. What I found is that a lot of what I loved about the MasterKeys Pro boards is all still here with the SK lineup. You...
Overall, the Cooler Master SK650 is a solid keyboard with nice features. The build quality is top notch and Cooler Master paid close attention to the little details such as the light bar and chamfered top edges. I was thoroughly impressed with the low-pro...
The Cooler Master SK650 is a great addition to their peripheral range and a product which is extremely simple to summarise.The first thing that strikes you is definitely the compact nature of the chassis. We're so used to keyboards that have massive overh...
Expensive, Lacks some basic features, Clustered keyboard
If you're looking for an office-friendly mechanical keyboard, the Razer BlackWidow Lite is a better – and far more affordable – choice. It doesn't have highly customisable backlighting or low-profile keys, but it's still rather slim and won't look out of...
Extremely quiet switches, High quality carry pouch, Perfect for travelling, Exquisite RGB, Beautiful design
No wrist rest, No tilt adjustment, No dedicated macro and media keys
It's our opinion that the SK650 will be quite a polarising keyboard, and we would definitely recommend that you try it first to make sure it's compatible with your typing style.The Cherry Low Profile switches are practically silent compared to the Razer G...
