As most of you guys have most likely noticed, I get a wide variety of keyboards coming into the office. Especially now that everyone and their mom has gotten into the mechanical keyboard market. With that the list of keyboards that make it into heavy use as a keyboard my wife and I take to events, test rigs, or my main PC is actually much smaller. Cooler Master has been one of the main brands you would find on that list and that is because from the day they introduced the original QuickFire Rapid I have loved their keyboards. They keep their keyboards simple with nothing flashy but the quality for the most part has been there. When they moved on to the Rapid-I I really started to get excited about the features they were introducing but with the XTI I was a little disappointed. Not because it was a bad keyboard, in fact it’s a great keyboard, I just really wanted it to be full RGB or have white backlighting like the Rapid-I. Well all of the waiting is finally over. For the past few weeks I’ve been using their new MasterKeys Pro L full RGB keyboard and today I’m finally allowed to unzip my lips and talk about it. So I’m going to run down through its features, talk about how it performed, then break down where it fits in the market. All of that will hopefully help you find out if this is the keyboard for you, check it out!

Product Name: Cooler Master MasterKeys Pro L

Review Sample Provided by: Cooler Master

Written by: Wes

Pictures by: Wes

Amazon Link: HERE

 

Specifications
Switch CHERRY SWITCH (Red / Brown / Blue)
MCU ARM Cortex M3 with 72Mhz
LED RGB SMT
LED Drive Three LED Drive, 12 PWM per each
Response Rate 1000Hz
Repeat Rate Four levels 1X / 2X / 4X / 8X
N-Ky and 6-Key Rollover Support
Anti-Ghosting Full
Software Full
Layout L – Full Key , S - Tenkeyless

 

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garfi3ld replied the topic: #37828 15 Mar 2016 16:32
COoler Master took their time entering the RGB market, was it worth the wait? Check out my review today to find out

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