CM Storm Quick Fire TK Stealth Review
Published by Luca Rocchi on 18.02.14Page:
Conclusion
| General | + | - | |
| Despite the small size of the product, we are faced with a well-designed and ergonomic keyboard. The coating present on the individual keycaps is great and CherryMX switches are smooth and without any uncertainties. We particularly enjoyed the presence of a keypuller inside the box. Despite being a rather basic and cheap accessory it is a great help in the removal of the individual keycaps. |
- Weight
- Design - Bundle |
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| Manufacturing quality / Ergonomics | + | - | |
| From the ergonomic point of view, the keyboard is very comfortable to use, but the wrist rest would be appreciated. The TK Stealth gaming keyboard has a compact size and it is ideal for all those gamers that are frequent at LAN events or do not have much space on their desk. Despite the fact that this a gaming keyobard, the Quick Fire TK Stealth is not fully backlight. Overall, the materials used are of excellent quality as usual with Cooler Master. Last but not least, we really like the grip and the coat of each keycap. The design is a subjective aspect, but we think that the "Phantom Keycaps" looks extremely elegant, clean and aggressive at the same time. |
- Build quality
- Comfort |
- Backlight | |
| Recommendation / Price | + | - | |
| On Geizhals.eu, the Cooler Master Quick Fire TK Stealth has a price of 84 euro excluding shipping costs. Despite being a gaming keyboard it does not have a full backlight but the quality of materials is on a high level and the product is very comfortable. | - Price | ||
| Rating | |||
| We gave the Quick Fire TK Stealth from CM Storm 3.5 out of 5 stars. | |||
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| Page 2 - Preview |
| Page 3 - Features |
| Page 4 - Closer look |
| Page 5 - Conclusion |
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