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Diego Rosario
> 3 dayVery good product. Quality in every aspect
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Lobanjica
> 3 dayinsanely good
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Shack24
> 3 dayLove everything about this keyboard. How solid it is....how easily and quickly the keys respond. All the extra clicky bits and even the removable USB-C LED bits are vibrant. Could use more theme options in the Roccat software fopr the RGB. And the key spacing does take some getting used to.......ESPECIALLY if your coming from Membrane keyboard like I am (Microsoft Arc wireless) For those 2 things.....Ill give it 4 stars. But only because 4 1/2 was not an option
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Jake
Greater than one weekI decided to build my own instead but good quality for the price!
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it is really cool
> 3 dayThe sound of this keyboard is the best! Super comfortable for gaming and the speed of the keys also is great for gaming. This keyboard is by far the best I have ever had.
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David ortiz
> 3 dayGOOD!!
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Alex Bolano
> 3 dayThis is easily the best keyboard I have ever used in my life. The switches are fast, responsive, and give good haptic feedback when pressed. The sturdy aluminum base and low profile give it a very balanced feel. I also like how the keys are not recessed into the board, so its easy to clean between the keys. I write probably 10,000-15,000 words per week and everything feels super sturdy still. Its also small enough to put in your backpack if you need a board on the go. I havent tried too much gaming with it yet but what I have done feels great. If you want to use the LEDs to their full extend, make sure to download Roccats Swarm software so you can make custom color profiles and patterns. I personally really like the lighting options but you can turn all that stuff off if you dont want to use it Overall, its an excellent keyboard. I wish there were a wireless version but oh well.
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Michael Berry
> 3 dayThe 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.
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Saul Torres
> 3 dayThis keyboard is amazing!!!
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Trenton M.
> 3 dayI tried this keyboard at Best Buy when I was there and fell in love with it. Talked myself into ordering it from here a few days later. Replacing my Razor 60%. I wanted to add the arrow keys and all that. It helps with some games and typing. I love how smooth the keys press and they’re not very loud.