Tuesday, May 7th 2019
Cooler Master Releases its First Bluetooth Wireless 60% Layout Mechanical Keyboard
Cooler Master, a global leader in designing and manufacturing innovative gaming peripherals and computer components, today launched its first Bluetooth wireless mechanical keyboard, the SK621. "We created the SK621 with design and functionality in mind. Especially for those who are on the go, workers by day and gamers at night." says Bryant Nguyen, Peripheral General Manager.
The SK621 is a 65-key compact design Bluetooth wireless mechanical keyboard with all the essentials. It uses Cherry MX's new low profile switches providing a reduced travel distance and actuation point with the same signature durability and precision as a standard red switch. The wireless hybrid design allows users to choose between a corded or cordless set up based on preference. The keyboard grants approximately 14 hours of usage while backlit or up to four months without lighting. The board is equipped with Type-C USB for convenience, per-key backlighting, surrounding light bars, and macros can be fully customized through Cooler Masters easy to use Portal Software Application. On-the-fly-controls allow real-time adjustments to lighting and macros without the need of software, including Windows Lock On/Off to prevent accidental actuation during game play. Its chiclet keycaps are slim and slightly contoured to provide a comfortable feel. The SK621 will be available on Amazon starting May 7, 2019, respectively, for $119.99. For more information, please visit the product page.
The SK621 is a 65-key compact design Bluetooth wireless mechanical keyboard with all the essentials. It uses Cherry MX's new low profile switches providing a reduced travel distance and actuation point with the same signature durability and precision as a standard red switch. The wireless hybrid design allows users to choose between a corded or cordless set up based on preference. The keyboard grants approximately 14 hours of usage while backlit or up to four months without lighting. The board is equipped with Type-C USB for convenience, per-key backlighting, surrounding light bars, and macros can be fully customized through Cooler Masters easy to use Portal Software Application. On-the-fly-controls allow real-time adjustments to lighting and macros without the need of software, including Windows Lock On/Off to prevent accidental actuation during game play. Its chiclet keycaps are slim and slightly contoured to provide a comfortable feel. The SK621 will be available on Amazon starting May 7, 2019, respectively, for $119.99. For more information, please visit the product page.
15 Comments on Cooler Master Releases its First Bluetooth Wireless 60% Layout Mechanical Keyboard
I like this unit, and as soon as they make a full sized version, I will be whippin out da plastik to get me some....
I've often wondered why nobody makes full sized wireless mech boards.... if anybody knows of any, please send me a link or 2 :)
Of course a lower end product is gonna be cheaper than a high end product.
- Forest, Forest Gump - well, kinda anyways :D
I only paid $40 for some regular non-mech non-rgb brand name KB's too, and they have lasted for several years. However, I want to switch to mech now, and am willing to pay a reasonable price for one IF it is wireless and full sized.... the Corsair mech board I bought my son was only $80, but of course it was wired, which he doesn't care about, but I simply refuse to buy/use myself....
But I like the styling, if they do a full sized version I will have a hard time not putting my shine 2 into retirement.
Don't get me wrong maybe you believe Cherry MX switches are worth paying twice the price of an similar product ( im not judging ) ..... i don't !