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Here's the rule with peripherals: Once is a gimmick, twice is a trend, and thrice is a category. And our latest category? Low-profile mechanical keyboards, which bring elements of the laptop typing experience to desktops. These hybrid keyboards started to...
Compact and portable, Emulates a laptop typing experience...
No wrist rest or media keys, Emulates a laptop typing experience a little too closely, maybe...
Mentioned in this articleCooler Master CK552Read PCWorld's review$79.99MSRP $89.99See iton Best BuyBetter than fine, really. I still consider these Low Profile MX switches more of an ergonomic choice than a necessity, and personally prefer the feel of a f...
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I've always been a fan of low-profile keyboards, especially when it comes to looking amazing on my desk. The problem with low-profile keyboards has always been that they were not made all that great and that they lacked mechanical key switches. Enter the...
Absolutely beautiful, Cherry MX low-profile mechanical key switches, Great for typing, Good software, Brushed aluminum top-plate...
Not exactly made for gaming, Should be able to remap keys to launch programs and perform Windows commands...
So I've been using the Cooler Master SK630 for a few weeks now as my main keyboard. So not only have I've been playing games, but I've been doing all of my writing etc with the keyboard. Since the keyboard is designed differently than gaming keyboards I t...
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Cooler Master is well-known for bringing high-quality and award-winning products such as gaming peripherals, to the scene. We have come to expect no less from Cooler Master; and today is no exception. The SK630 TKL mechanical keyboard is a wonderful addit...
Very compact, yet still fully functional, Light-weight, yet not cheap feeling in any way, Quality, sturdy construction, Cherry MX Low-profile switches, Removable USB cable, Includes carrying bag, Lighting is superb, Software is great, Can program macros...
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The Cooler Master SK630 TKL Mechanical Keyboard is the epitome of a perfect plan perfectly executed. I am still stunned at everything that is bundled in such a small keyboard. As such the SK630 deserves our Editor's Choice Award! Thanks and have a Funky D...
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When you travel with a laptop, you normally take a big step back in keyboard quality. With a few exceptions, even a good notebook keyboard isn't as good as the mechanical unit you likely have on your desk. Cooler Master's new SK650 and SK630 keyboards pro...
The Cooler Master SK630 (and SK650) are incredibly slim, portable and attractive, but a cramped typing experience will turn off many users...
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Back at the beginning of 2018 at CES one of the big keyboard announcements was the RGB Cherry MX Low Profile switches that take a lot of the functionality of the traditional MX mechanical switch and put it in a lower profile form factor. Corsair was the f...
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...
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Then there are the unique keyboards. We've looked at a few of them here. Today we're adding another one to the list with the Cooler Master SK630 Low Profile Gaming Keyboard.The SK630 features a flat, slimmed down design that could make any Apple fan...
The SK630 is a solid buy for fans of the low-profile form factor. The new Cherry MX RGB Low Profile switches are a dramatic improvement from the old ML switches, and their implementation here feels great for gaming (though these can be hard to adjust to w...
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It seems Cooler Master revamps their entire product lines once every couple of years, and their peripherals lineup even more so. The current strategy, at least for keyboards, appears to be to offer products in differently named series; Masterkeys (MK), C...
Extremely portable, low-profile keyboard with a minimalist design, Cherry MX Low Profile RGB Red switches provide a consistent and satisfying typing experience in the limited space available, Software driver provides extensive control over functionality a...
Software driver/Portal system is still unnecessarily confusing and needs to be unified, Stock keycaps are mediocre, made all the worse with the flat keycap design lowering ergonomics...
The Cooler Master SK630 keyboard only comes in one switch option and releases January 29, 2019 at a cost of $119.99 from the Cooler Master US web shop, as well as other retailers, for customers in the USA. The 104-key SK650 will also be released alongsid...
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Every year we see a lot of great keyboards the Hardware Asylum Labs. That's why we seek out new and innovative design choices that can make a keyboard really stand out. The Cooler Master Sk630 Tenkeyless Mechanical Keyboard is just such a board. It combin...
Brushed Aluminum Surface, Low Profile Cherry MX switches, Detachable USB C Cable, Vivid RGB Lighting, Small Form Factor...
No Wrist Rest, No Indicator Lights, No Height Adjustment...
It's a pretty amazing world where we take features like Hybrid key rollover for granted but, that makes finding something truly different in a keyboard so refreshing. The Cooler Master SK630 really does perform as good as it looks and in a remarkably smal...
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Are you having issues fitting both a mechanical keyboard and mouse pad on your small desk? Do you rarely use the number pad on your current keyboard? If you answered ‘yes' to either of these questions, one of Cooler Master's new tenkeyless keyboards just...
Like the CK552 I reviewed last year, the CK530, MK730, and SK630 are exceptional boards. Despite them all having the same footprint they each have features that set them apart from the rest. Out of the three keyboards I tested, the one that really has all...
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Not everybody wants a keyboard with every possible feature packed into it. Many of the keyboards we consider the best options for gamers are very large: They take up a ton of space on your desk and you aren't going to pack them up when you leave your setu...
Minimalist look, Compact design, Good travel despite low-profile keys, Macro and lighting editor hotkeys reduce need for configuration software...
Onboard hotkeys don't quite replace configuration software, Software can only store four profiles, Lacks extra features such as a volume roller and USB pass-through, RGB lighting can get too intense...
Cooler Master's light, compact SK630 gives us good reason to start thinking more about a low-profile mechanical keyboard...
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