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

This keyboard is an absolutely stunning piece of equipment but it does come with some caveats. I purchased the ten-keyless version which means it doesn't come with the number pad.Let me tell you about the pros first. The keyboard is beautiful. The Led backlighting is completely cutomizable with the Cooler Master software. Although I wouldn't consider it to be "low profile" the keyboard is lower than most keyboards. The switches themselves feel good. They are completely silent aside from when the key bottoms out. The keyboard is very compact and the spacing between keys is low to make it a bit smaller. I purchased the ten-keyless version so I have plenty of space on my desk due to its compact nature. The keyboard is also very sturdy with an aluminum brushed top finish.Now for the cons. Like I stated previously, the keys are very close together. This allows the keyboard to looks fantastic however this means that if you have bigger fingers it's very easy to press more than one key. I personally like the keys being closer but there is a pretty steep learning curve because of this. The keyboard also doesn't come with adjustable feet so if you like your keyboards slightly elevated you will need to use another item to prop it up.Aside from this the keyboard is great. The setup is extremely simply however it's not too clear where to get the software for the added customization. Once you figure that out though, the software is easy to use, even with support for macros. The keyboard uses a Type-C to USB cable which is great for travelling if you have an Android device which let's you take one less cable. The keyboard also comes with a nice travel bag out of the box which is very convenient.I wouldn't have bought this keyboard knowing this learning curve existed however I have it now and I quite enjoy it. I hope this helped someone deciding whether or not to buy this keyboard.

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 bluesCons:-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.

I really like this keyboard. It’s one of the sleekest TKL keyboards I’ve seen on the market. The RGB lighting is great, with over 20+ features available. Build quality is pretty good, except for the cheap plastic plate on the bottom. Other than that, the brushed aluminum upper case and key caps feel great. The keys are a bit close together, which can make typing a bit hard at first, but you get used to it, just like any other keyboard.I hope they can improve the quality of the bottom plate and add adjustable legs to customize the keyboard angle in future models.Great for gaming. I’ve had no issues playing the new Modern Warfare. Great keyboard overall, but not perfect. I’d recommend trying it out, but it isn’t for everyone.

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.