💡 Cooler Master MK730: Tenkeyless Mechanical Keyboard for Gaming with Brown Switches, Cherry MX, customizable RGB Lighting, and Detachable Wrist Support Review

I have the keyless version of this Cherry MX keyboard. I love the tactile keystroke and I love the RGB lighting. While you don't need any software to reprogram your keyboard lights/keys/macros, I find the software very easy and intuitive to use compared to customizing keyboard lights and macros, and it's a very lightweight program that's free of all viruses . There are many different ways to create RGB lighting effects, and the photos and videos I submitted show my favorite RGB pattern: a loop…

TKL perfection I did not receive any money or freebies for writing this review. This isn't the first mechanical keyboard I've used over the years, but it might be my last! I'm glad I switched from the full keyboard layout with number pad to TKL. Although I actually use the numeric keypad quite often, I find it much more convenient and ergonomic to have a separate numeric keypad on the right side of the mouse. Cherry Browns are the perfect switch for me, and they are true Cherry Brown RGB…

Cooler Master mechanical keyboards seem to be underestimated, most likely due to the popularity of companies like Corsair and Razer. But in the end, Cooler Master keyboards have almost the same features at a better price. The MK750 is Cooler Master's modern "flagship" keyboard and Cooler Master's first mechanical keyboard with palm rest, media keys and an open whiteboard design. So I'll cover the main features as well as some notable bonuses. The design is a typical CM mechanical keyboard…

First of all, although I give 5 stars, I don't necessarily like it. BUT it's not because of the products. I didn't research and test enough before buying. However, this is a fantastic keyboard and many people will be very happy with it. Why I don't like it: Like many others with mechanical keyboards, I started with Cherry Blues. I hate the blues so much. They're light, clicky, loud, and UGH. I absolutely hate her. So after owning 3 boards with Blues (why 3 I have no idea.) I decided to take the

This is my third mechanical keyboard. My first was the Logitech Orion G 810, an RGB backlit "gaming" keyboard that uses Romer-G proprietary switches. My second is the one I'm currently printing on (at work). Don't tell my boss!) is a Cooler Master MasterKeys S, TKL with Cherry MX Silver switches and no backlight at all. This product, the MasterKeys MK750 with Cherry MX Brown switches, is my favorite keyboard so far because I really like having the number pad on the right side and I really like…