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Product ReviewsCooler Master Quick Fire TK SGK-4020-GKCL1-US Wired Mechanical Cherry Blue Switches Keyboard
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With 11 User Reviews
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 Rating: Review Date: 04/15/15  |
Cons: if anything no usb pass through
Pros: Responsive, small(er) foot print, great feel to keys |
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Rating: Review Date: 12/23/14 |
Cons: I kinda wish there wasn't a keypad at all
Pros: -Great Build-Fantastic Backlight -Great switches Comment:
It is a great keyboard. If you like Cherry MX Blues you will love this keyboard. Great for gaming with easy to press switches and backlight to enhance the ability to see the keys. Overall a great keyboard. |
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Rating: Review Date: 12/13/14 |
Cons: Brightness level control isnt that great
Pros: Blue switchesLow price sometimes Comment:
First mechanical keyboard, and was very impressed. The build quality was superb, and the feel was amazing. The numpad required some time to get used to as it was very different. To this day I am still not used to the numpad. |
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Rating: Review Date: 11/02/14 |
Cons: -Stupid key lighting changes with each mode-No wrist wrest-The D key on my unit is painted black underneath and dim as a result, currently waiting for replacement from Coolermaster
Pros: -Solid build quality with simple understated design-Nice detachable mini USB cable-Blue backing behind keys looks nice-Ten keyless size but with number pad-Nice font (your results may vary) Comment:
Overall satisfied with the keyboard but lighting issues and the bad D key made me give it only 3 stars. Would prefer if either all keys or no keys are lit rather than changing with modes. See here;-F12 key (windows key disable) is only lit when enabled, and it stays at maximum brightness regardless of your brightness settings-Function key is only lit when in permanent function mode (this one isn't a really big deal for me)-When in number pad mode the 2, 0, 00, and . keys are not lit |
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Rating: Review Date: 10/18/14 |
Cons: Blue keys not red as advertised, Arrow keys can't be used with numpad, have to disable numpad to use numpad. Really annoying to switch between the two.
Pros: It works, build quality is good, glows a nice blue light that can be adjusted between all keys, WASD, and low light. Comment:
Build quality is good.Very disappointed that it wasn't red LED like the picture shows.Toggling between numpad and using arrow keys, home, end, delete, insert is a huge pain.00 key on the numpad is a huge annoyance. I never use it and always have to correct myself when all I want it to use the 0 key... |
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Rating: Review Date: 08/07/14 |
Cons: Cons: Outdated windows key?
Pros: I worked really hard on this video review... hope it helps! https://www.youtube.com/watch?Pros: Great compact layout with full functionalityGreat priceDetachable cable with multiple routing options Comment:
I worked really hard on this video review... hope it helps! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Xhsnlg0dQQ&list=UUHa_XDdRkpYXGm13MgVfB1A |
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Rating: Review Date: 08/06/14 |
Cons: picture for the keyboard is wrong :P
Pros: good lighting, nice feel and noise. good price Comment:
This keyboard is very solid deal gives you a great mechanical feel like it should for cheaper than most plus you get the great back lighting |
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Rating: Review Date: 05/16/14 |
Cons: TK switching mode requires some getting used to
Pros: Complete functionality of full keyboard in TKL sizeLED backlit Comment:
Is my first mechanical keyboard. These are very well built and have nice rubber feet to prevent the keyboard from slipping. Bought the Cherry MX Browns with white backlight but works the same. The LEDs are very bright which is a plus and the complete functionality in a TKL size is great for my cluttered desk. Only problem is I sometimes find myself using the navigational keys instead of entering numbers when I forget which mode I am in. Otherwise, this is a great deal for a backlit mechanical keyboard. |
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Rating: Review Date: 05/14/14 |
Cons: F12 & the arrowed portion of the numpad keys don't light up the same as the others. Also a metallic pinging noise while typing certain keys even with o-rings installed.
Pros: Solid build quality, braided usb cable, relatively even backlighting Comment:
It's a great keyboard and my first mechanical one but I'm not sure I'd pay the $130 after shipping for it again, it's a lot of money for a keyboard to just be like 'yeah, it's decent'. I installed o-rings right after I got it and typing is definitely more enjoyable with them so that's a plus I guess. |
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Rating: Review Date: 11/28/13 |
Cons: - Having to switch number lock off and on.
Pros: - Backlight is great. Really stands out with the blue backplate.- Great for LAN parties.- Great to type with.- Stands are rubber coated.- Very sturdy.- Braided cable.- Able to route the cable different ways.- Able to lock the windows key. Comment:
Overall, this keyboard is a good one. One of the best features on this keyboard is being able to switch between different modes. |
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Rating: Review Date: 07/22/13 |
Cons: -Having to switch from number pad to arrow keys
Pros: -Backlit-Feels very solid-Detachable USB-High quality USB cable Comment:
This is my first ever mechanical keyboard. When looking for a keyboard, I needed one that was TKL to fit on my desk along side with my mouse. At first I really wanted a Ducky 9087 but unfortunately they were always sold out and on back order. When I found this keyboard, I had only heard of good things from both reviewers and Linus. This keyboard feels very solid and is of amazing quality for its price. Highly recommended. |
Just got this keyboard- Night and day over my old Razer membrane one i bought in 08. Love the look. Great compromise if you need a key pad, but don't want the size. Leds are bright as hell to boot.