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

I had the regular tkl version of this keyboard and this is better. The lighting is cool. I like it

This keyboard is amazing! The only drawback: its a bit loud compared to others. But ignoring that, its practically perfect. The USB cable is braided, the RBG is beautiful, the keyboard is mega responsive with no misclicking, it feels great, the volume control knob is nice, and the keys feel firm and stabilized.

This is an amazing gaming keyboard while it lasts. Unfortunately Ive had two of them fail on me, one apparently due to very minor water droplets somehow shorting it out, and another from minor mechanical shock on my desk. Be prepared to buy multiple of them if you intend to use it for any length of time under realistic gaming conditions. PS: Unrelated to above, another gripe is that manufacturers using PWM on LEDs to reduce brightness (such as Roccat/this keyboard) need to start realizing that the flickering caused by this method gives serious headaches to people who are sensitive to that. I can only use the rainbow mode on the slowest movement setting, else it is unbearable to look at.

I have owned several other top end mechanical keyboards. I do more typing than gaming and the keystrokes are buttery smooth. The build quality is Solid and leans towards many good years ahead. The RGB lighting is amazing. My only complaint is the Swarm Software. I hope Roccat can make a more user friendly version as this was just a nightmare to even open. But once I got the ball rolling Im glad I didnt return it. I am in Love with my New Roccat

Hands down the best keyboard I have ever purchased. Typing is fluid and it works straight out of the box without any type of software. I am also using Manjaro Linux as my daily OS and it works great!!

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.

I had a Turtle Beach Headphone set from Walmart and it was decent but with this Roccat name they have really upped their game. I have now added the TKL keyboard and an AIMO mouse along with the ELO 7.1 wireless headset. Not one complaint

Several keys quit working. Seller gave 6 days to return and I missed the window due to travel. Seller will not allow me to create another return barcode. 80 bucks down the drain.

This keyboard is the perfect size and I love the quality of it!

I use this for gaming. The keys have a great feel. Love the color effects.