MK770

OBSESSED with my new keyboard! The colors are a perfect pastel sorbet and the mechanical clicks the keys make are so buttery and satisfying! Great for gaming and no sticking when you press any of the keys. Feels very sturdy too, it'll definitely last a long time.

I’ve had this for about a month now and I love it so far. I work from home and use this keyboard on the daily, both for work and gaming. The keys are wonderfully clicky, plus it comes with 8 extra silent switches as well as a key and switch puller to swap them if need be, I personally have put a silent switch on my space bar, as it’s probably my most used key and when jumping in games the clicky sound did start to annoy me lol. It has three modes for connecting to your computer, a wired setting, a Bluetooth setting, and also one of those little usb things like a mouse. I haven’t tried the Bluetooth but with the other two settings I’ve never had any kind of lag or delay issues. It comes with instruction on all of the extra buttons and how to change the lighting settings, which was very helpful, and overall I find it very easy to remember the functions of the specialty keys. The lighting is great, once you figure it out what’s what it is very easy to change the lighting settings, and has some great presets, as well as you can manually change the color by using the “red blue and green” keys to make it exactly the color you want. Overall, at ~80 it’s an absolutely amazing price for a keyboard I foresee a long future of continued use.

This keyboard is damned near perfect. I've only had it for a few days, but I'm already in love. It's heavy so my meaty fingers don't move it around. The click is.. 👌🏾😫 so sweet, but also not too crazy loud. The lighting schemes and extra features are beautiful. It seamlessly works on the dongle and switches from BT to USB instantly! All in a compact rechargable board. God I'm getting old to be so excited about this thing. My multi device workflow has never been upgraded so well by one device. Excellent keyboard for a space saving techy stickler like me.

Great keyboard. Battery life could be better. I just keep it wired.

Great value for the quality of the construction. Gasket fit works well, and adds a good feel when bottoming out keys. Really great impression for being a stock full build. The sound is so good, I really haven't felt the need to tape mod or add extra foam. Kaihl reds sound great and aren't scratchy, but I may add cream blacks in the future. CM's software works well and is intuitive enough to get in and make changes quickly. Haven't experienced any bugs with it. The foam installed in the board works well for absorbing bottom out noise, and reverberating a very creamy sound. Overall a big love for this. Now if only CM could release some better mice !

I love the feel and sound but the Ctrl button often gets stuck and it seems like the keys don't always register during typing. Cooler Master's customer service has been amazing. However- I received an RMA replacement and the ENTER key on my replacement keyboard has completely stopped responding. 🥲 I'm doing a second RMA return but at this point I'm pretty much over it. Which is a real shame because other than this major issue I absolutely love this keyboard.

This is a nice keyboard. People seem to have had trouble with the software hanging, not opening; I have had no such difficulties. The LEDs are kinda purple-ish if you want white, so keep that in mind. I like how I can color individual keys (I keep WASD in green, for instance.) I will say... the "Kailh Box V2 White" switches in this keyboard are not impressing me. I'm sure they're good for the soft kids these days with their keyboard ricing, but I am looking for Cherry Blue-levels of clack and something that makes the muscles in my fingers hurt. Model M territory. These are quite wimpy (though they seem good quality.) Good news is, with this keyboard, you can change them out. Very heavy duty, you could do some damage with this. And the scroll wheel (I just use it for volume) is very sturdy and works well. I use this keyboard almost exclusively in Linux, and it works fine; you can't change any settings of course, but what settings you save to the keyboard are kept in the keyboard memory. I think you could probably assign different "profiles" and use key combos to switch between them in Linux, but I don't need that.

Overall excellent quality and very quiet. Unfortunately most of the key caps are poorly illuminated, with only a little less than the top half of each key visible via the LED lighting. The secondary symbols on most keys are virtually invisible. The middle gray color also turns out to be a bad design choice, as it offers very little contrast for the symbols, whether they be lighted or unlighted. I chose not to use the downloadable software, to avoid the overhead. There are enumerable color adjustments available without the software, but some selections seem to have little or no noticeable effect. I was lucky that I had not yet discarded my failing model 552 keyboard. It allowed me to change out most of the key caps with black ones, thereby increasing the visibility of the keys. If I had not had this option I would have returned the MK770. Even users who are not visually impaired, as I am, will have a difficult time seeing this keyboard. I can only recommend it if you are willing to change out most of the key caps.