MSI Vigor GK50 Low Profile RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard with Kailh White Low Profile Switches, Brushed Aluminum Design, Ergonomic Keycaps, and RGB Mystic Light Review

I don’t know if it’s expensive or not, but the keyboard is wonderful. For a long time I did not take the mechanics because of the huge key travel, until I saw that there are low-profile ones available, for whom the response time is also important, I advise you to take a closer look at the device.

Great keyboard! The sound is not annoying, tactile is very pleasant. Backlight lovers - there are a lot of customization options. Pros below: Key travel and sound. Size. Ergonomics. I turned off the backlight, thanks for that too. Cons below: I did not like the PRIME 63 store where I bought it. The box was probably opened, judging by the backlash of 1 cm on the sticker and the remaining air under it. And a few keys have small chips. But again, this is a question for the decency of the store…

I was specifically looking for a quiet, low-profile backlit one so that after a laptop I don’t have to rebuild my hands every week. Without shortened keys, with a numpad and a normal 2022 layout - so that duplicate letters are of normal size, well backlit and all characters are highlighted. If these signs sound strange, then look at the Logitech G915, photos of the RF version of the keyboard, it will become clear what I mean. The combination of all these factors turned out to be a rarity among…

Overall a great keyboard. Typing for hours is comfortable, the hand does not get tired. The buttons are low, like on laptops. Doesn't fidget around the table. I recommend to buy.

I bought Claudia in the first days of official sales. The first button began to fail a year later (repeated pressing), changed under warranty in the city link. They issued a new keyboard, it turned out that this is the second (third?) revision. Materials have become cheaper, the black insert on the bottom left has been replaced with an unpleasant rough plastic (it used to be a pleasantly cold place for your thumbs, now it’s hot and disgusting there), the processing of the aluminum itself has…

I took my first mechanic. The sound and feel are top, it's a pleasure to play. But I also work at my home PC sometimes - and this is a pain. Constant double clicks! A small problem if you type text - you see where the errors are. But I often manually type passwords and sometimes three or four times because of double clicks! I don't know what MSI came up with in the description about the Anti-Ghosting account, because this is clearly a fantasy of marketers and a puncture of engineers - this…

I got a keyboard today and so far I like everything, but it strains the click of the keys when pressed, maybe I'm not used to it because there have always been keyboards without a click, but the buttons do not make noise like many keyboards, it's done with high quality. Delivery was straight to the apartment for free.

Low mechanics, which in itself adds uniqueness, but it does not look like a laptop, and this is not necessary. It may be strange at first. Excellent workmanship, the ability to customize the backlight (but this is expected from MSI). All sorts of different backlight settings can be set in the MSI Dragon Center program, but once I set several and I will switch between them - with all my desire, I won’t be able to exploit all the variability. Included are additional curved Ctrl and Alt keys and a

After the low-profile Tesoro Gram XS with Kailh Blue switches, it was very unusual, Tesoro's keys are much lower, but much louder. MSI Vigor GK50 LP is smaller in size and takes up little space on the table. The keyboard is very pleasant, it is pleasant to use, it is convenient.

I probably chose a keyboard for a year, before him I used several low-profile membrane keyboards from 1000r to 4000r, no one is even close to him in terms of tactile sensations and functionality, considering all its capabilities, I think the price is quite deserved. It feels and feels more like a laptop keyboard, which is only a plus for me, because after my MSI GT72 laptop, when I switched to a PC, I was looking for a keyboard that would be just as good as the MSI GT72 laptop keyboard, each…

Some pros: Gorgeous in everything. Pleasant to the ear sounds of the keys. Excellent backlight. A program for adjusting colors and creating macros. Some cons: I wanted the effect of color divergence when pressed to be regulated independently. But it is only available in two preset modes.

noisy, but not much . all mechanics are noisy and this one is not fundamentally different The software did not get up to 10k . I adjusted the backlight with the buttons on the keyboard. no sound wheel Buttons can bite slightly when pressed sideways compact and full size. almost frameless :-) weird font in English letters . looks fashionable, but it's hard to read (although I don't usually look there) everything else is good.