ROCCAT Vulcan TKL Pro Tenkeyless Linear Optical Titan Switch PC Gaming Keyboard with Per-key AIMO RGB Lighting, Anodized Aluminum Top Plate, and Detachable USB-C Cable, Black

Wonderful keyboard, switch feel is great and profile is flat like a g915 but with a slightly higher height that is somewhere in between a 915 and a ducky one mini. The keycaps will be a sticking point for some as they are not pbt but I work in healthcare and my hands are typically super dry so these provide more grip that is in between a traditional abs and pbt cap. Switch feel is wonderful as well, and at least on par with razr and steel series optical switches but they feel the most like a cherry red out of any that I have used. Overall it’s a wonderful keyboard and I almost forgot to mention build quality seems good as well for the price, not all plastic like a ducky and not all aluminum like a drop, which makes sense since it’s priced smack in the middle of those two.

For starters, this is a gorgeous keyboard - from the RGB, key fonts and symbols, frame etc. However, the typing experience is horrible Understandably mechanical switches are clicky to various degrees depending on the switch, but this keyboard gives bottoming out a whole new meaning. Not to mention the plastic clack on the return of the Cherry reds. If you like the feel and sound of two pieces of plastic pounding together this keyboard fits the bill. And although the unconventional design layout for the keys looks great, I just could not get used to it and was making too many typing errors. On the other hand, I also have an Alienware 510K with the Cherry low profile reds and love it. I threw on a set of clear 40A O-rings to soften the already subtle bottom-out clack even more and the typing experience and sound is awesome.

This keyboard was a spontaneous purchase, but i am glad I got it. The keyboard has been solid, the software is nice, and it is easy to update the drivers.

I’ve been using this keyboard for a month and I already love it.

GOOD!!

The switches are good.

I used to be Corsair everything, the roccat keyboard is so much better. It’s quiet and comfortable to use.

Me gusta demasiado este teclado, siempre lo había querido y ahora que hicieron una versión mejorada; TKL y version blanco, no desaproveché la ganas de conseguirlo. Es un teclado excelente, sus switches opticos son bien comodos y no se sienten pesados como otros teclados que sientes que se te cansan los dedos y terminas adolorido depues de una buena sesión de gaming. Me habría gustado que sus keycaps hubieran sido PBT en lugar de las ABS, pero aún asi, se siente cómodo. Su RGB es todo un espectáculo, excelente RGB y si que es verdad que la luz RGB si lo vez de un costado, puedes sentir el golpe del brillo de la lucecita. Es la primera vez que hago reseña sobre un producto, y pues, este teclado lo recomiendo.

I like everything about this keyboard. The keys have a soft touch finish, similar to luxury car finish interior. It looks amazing. The actuation is a bit short, but I have adapted to it. The caps have a nice curve and each key can be felt separate from the other. Got this on Amazon used for $100, one of the best investments besides for the $20 monitor stand.

The Roccat Vulcan TKL Pro is a decent keyboard, but at its price point, there are many better options. First of note, the keyboard uses the cheaper ABS styled plastic for its keys - finger oils, letters rubbing off, etc. are expected (potentially with cracking of paint). I felt this was a bad sign considering the overall cost of the unit. From there, looking at the chassis, its a plastic chassis thats reinforced with metal. The desk I am on is not straight at the moment and I noticed visible flex on the board, which was disappointing when compared to my other costlier boards. The RGB was very disappointing. Creating basic patterns (such as a static background, with a ripple effect upon typing) seemed impossible? I wasnt able to do that. I work in IT so that should tell you something. Effectively the only option you look at with the RGB for cool colors is AIMO, which who knows how it works, I doubt its any type of actual reactive AI though. Overall this isnt a BAD keyboard, its a bad keyboard for the price. If it were $70-80 I would consider keeping it; at the price point its going for, theres no way I can add this to my collection.