Cooler Master SK630 Tenkeyless Mechanical Keyboard with Cherry MX Low Profile Switches in Brushed Aluminum Design

This is a slim and sleek professional looking keyboard. Something you can own without making you appear like a nerd gamer. This is the few keyboards at the moment that uses the cherry mx low profile REDS which are new. These switches feel absolutely fantastic - they're quiet and have no bottoming out. The travel distance of the low profile red (3.2 mm) is a little smaller than a traditional red switch (4 mm) which makes it feel more smooth to type on. If you're a mechanical keyboard enthusiast, this will fit right into your collection as an "end game" keyboard. It is so different from other mechanical keyboards that it's refreshing to experience something new for a change. Pros: -Aesthetically pleasing, minimal design -Switches are quiet -lots of lighting and effects customization via software -linear switches so they have no bottoming out. It is very satisfying to type on for a long time, no "finger fatigue" that you get from other switches like the cherry mx blues Cons: -Space bar has a loud metal rattling sound. Typing on a normal key sounds like a "ping" but the space bar sounds like a "clink". This happens when the base that holds the metal stabilizer is not tight enough and there is too much room so the stabilizer makes a clinking sound when the space bar is pressed down. I inserted small pieces of cotton balls under the stabilizer to fix this problem. This also occurs in the backspace, enter, and right shift key. This was a big problem for me because it was so loud and noticeable, but this problem is fixable. -no height adjustment - This actually isn't a problem for me since I prefer it low, but a lot of people need this and should be included any modern keyboard.

This keyboard feels and looks great. The tactile keys have a very soft but audible "tap" sound to them, and feels great to press. The keys are very easy to trigger, and that takes some getting used to. I was clicking extra keys for about a week until I got fully used to how lightly I have to press the keys. It has really good RGB control. You can do basically anything without software. You can set up custom colors using the R, G, and B control with the function key, without ever downloading any software. It's great for travel, it even comes with a soft carry case for it, and the wire is detachable (and USB C. Respect.) The mouse space is really nice to have with the TKL variant. If you're like me and use your numpad for keybinds, data entry, and modded games, grab a wireless numpad for $15 on Amazon and put it on the left side or somewhere away from your mouse space, and you'll have no regrets for TKL.

Product worked fine and I did not dislike the layout but the key distances, switch type, and travel distance were not to my preference. Did not use it long enough to review durability. Switches are not low profile. If you want a decent 70% keyboard that does not break the bank, has flat and quiet keys with a decent LED lighting then you may like this keyboard.

I bought this board for the switches and I'm happy with it. I quite like linears and love low-profile keyboards, and the board doesn't disappoint on both counts. They aren't the lowest profile switches out there, however they do support normal MX keycaps mostly. Unfortunately they use custom stabilizers so you aren't switching out the space bar easily. It's also a beautiful board, if you like the look of chiclet keys. Unfortunately the keycaps aren't fantastic to type on. The chicklet keycaps have too small of a gutter between them and without any chamfering I found myself frequently pressing two keys at once. I wound up switching out the letters with a more normal set of keycaps. Interestingly the new keycaps are at the same level as the chiclets, so the design isn't to reduce the height. Overall it's a great board, but you might have to get used to the chiclet keycaps or swap them out. Get it for the keyswitches, though, there aren't many boards out there with these.

This keyboard now comes with the chiclet and normal style key caps. Swapping between them is easy. It's a great keyboard. It feels great. It looks great. It's about as compact as can be for the respective form factors. I use it for programming and gaming and it works well for both. The RGB customization is top notch and easy to do on the keyboard or through the software. The newest firmware of the keyboard also introduces a mute function key on the backspace key. I've bought multiple.

works great, keys are different to what you find on laptops etc but once you get used to it its very hard to go back to a normal full sized keyboard. great to type on if you have bigger hands, the keys are just the right size apart, never hit other keys in error when typing and I type at 70 words a minute. Great purchase very happy with it.

Ich war auf der Suche nach einen Ersatz für meine Apple Aluminium Kabelgebundene Tastatur. Ja sie sieht toll aus. Die Verarbeitung wirkt robust und wertig. Der Tastaturhub ist viel zu hoch für meinen Geschmack Klobige Tasten mit zu geringem Tastenabstand Die Taster lösen sehr schnell aus sodas ich immer wieder beim Tippen die Kante der anderen klobigen Tasten berühre und somit auslöse. Daher ging sie zurück und ich bin immer noch auf der Siuche nach einer Alternative (Macally ist es nicht !)

Excelente calidad, viene completamente sellado, y me encantó que incluye su herramienta para retirar las keycaps y una funda de tela

I really liked this keyboard as soon as i saw it online but i very much hesitated to get it because of all the bad reviews. After week or two going around various keyboards i ended up pulling a trigger and just get this one and i definitely not regretting it. The only thing i regret is wasted time looking around for something else once i already found what i like. I like how this looks, works and sounds like. Bunch of people saying that keyboard is too sensitive and impossible to type on it or something...expected the worse but when i first time tried it i end up typing on it just fine and normally. There was obviously some adjustment period since and there was indeed some accidental hitting of unwanted keys BUT this is new keyboard and previous one i was using for 5-6+ years everyday for many hours so i needed to basically rebuild my muscle memory...after few days it started to feel normal. One of the reason why i wanted this keyboard is the ability to remap keys and save it on the keyboard because i need two keyboards one for home and one for work. At work i can't install any software so i need plug-and-play solution. Also like the RGB lights and it is fun to adjust some custom light profile too so i am not sure why bunch of people also keep saying that downloaded app is not good. It is not something spectacular for sure but also it doesn't need to be. I don't plan to use it on daily basis or something, only basically once and forget about it which is the case at least last month or two since i got the keyboard. Overall i like it and we will see how long will it last. That is the only thing that might affect my rating. Last keyboard was some dirty cheap one and lasted for years so if this new one also last for at least 3 years then i would consider it a win. Judging by the build quality it feels like it will last for long....time will tell.

Very good product if you don’t care about the generally bad staggered layout of standard keyboards. This is a low profile mechanical board with flat keycaps, very few of these are currently on the market. It takes a bit of time to get used to it but overall it is not hard. I switched to this kb from Ergodox which has full profile mechanical keys and was not comfortable for me as i got used to typing on laptops. The red keys are very good and mostly silent, just a but louder than the cherry silent reds. The actuation effort is a bit too hard to my taste at about 50g. The actuation point os shorter than that of full profile boards which along with flat caps makes typing more comfortable to my taste once you got used to it. TKL format is probably best as you dont have to constantly move your right hand back and forthnover the mostly useless numpad area while still having the normal arrow and navigation section. I only wish it had bluetooth but the 631 model which is the same as this but with BT is just nowhere to be found. The sk621 board is 60% so wont have functional row and navigational section so 630 was the only good option for me. If there was a non staggered keyboard like this with slightly lighter actuation force it would probably be ideal. Giving 5 stars as there are absolutely no mass produced linear low profile mechanical boards, wgich makes this one the best of the mediocre/legacy boards with poor ergonomics. Ah, almost forgit, the keys are not replaceable so if one breaks the whole board would have to go to the bin.