proclockers.com Updated: 2018-02-23 04:43:14
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Today on the test bench we have the superb Cool Master Masterkeys MK750 Mechanical gaming keyboard, and it is incredible. Cooler Master's focus with this masterpiece was to revolutionize your gaming experience by focusing on features and matter. This keyb...
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Cooler Master really outdid themselves with this beauty. Just unboxing this keyboard was pleasing to the eye and touch. This is a minimalist take on mechanical gaming keyboards that could easily sway anybody into going the Cooler Master way. The keyboard...
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The keyboards from Cooler Master we have taken a look at here on TechPowerUp have been after their campaign to rename and remarket everything as a "Master" series, which had their keyboards adopt the MasterKeys moniker as well. Indeed, even before this ch...
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Feature-rich keyboard, Excellent build quality, Consistent Cherry MX RGB switches, Software driver provides extensive control over functionality and lighting, Onboard controls and profiles, USB Type-C connectivity, Support for many languages and layouts...
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Expensive in general, Software driver/Portal system is unnecessarily confusing and needs to be unified, Stock keycaps are mediocre, made all the worse compared to the provided replacement keycaps...
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The Cooler Master MasterKeys MK750 costs $149.99 from Cooler Master directly, as well as from third-party retailers for customers in the USA, as of the date of this article. Feature-rich keyboard Excellent build quality Consistent Cherry MX RGB switches...
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computershopper.com Updated: 2018-02-23 04:43:14
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Taiwanese manufacturer Cooler Master started business 25 years ago, and it has since built a reputation for well-designed computer components. CM is known especially for its snazzy (and often gigantic) computer chassis and, of course, PC coolers of all ki...
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Sturdy aluminum-and-plastic frame, Open-frame design, Supportive magnetic wrist rest, Cherry MX switches, Braided, detachable cord...
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Expensive for feature set, Stores only four profiles, with no game-specific profiles, No key binding on shifted keys, Ho-hum macro editor, Only some media controls are on dedicated keys...
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The MK750 is a solid, pricey keyboard with excellent Cherry MX switches and a sober, yet RGB-bedecked, look. We'd like to see some software improvements, and a price drop...
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If you're the type of person who pays close attention to the products that appear at trade shows then you will probably remember back in May when Cooler Master took to Computex and revealed their next models in the Masterx range. With the Masterkeys Pro r...
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We see an extraordinary amount of keyboards come through the OC3D offices, from the eye-wateringly expensive premium options down to ones which are aimed squarely at people who require something which solely puts a letter on the screen that relates to the...
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As has been stated many times by us, 2017 has been the year of RGB. Lately, it seems as if there is not a week that goes by without a new product being announced that features RGB lighting of some form. Nearly every component of a PC build supports this l...
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Sleek and Sturdy Design, Cherry MX Switches (Blue, Brown, Red), RGB LED lighting – Keys and Multiple Other Zones, Cable Management in Base, Removable USB Type C Cable...
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No USB Pass-through...
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We have really enjoyed our time with the Cooler Master MasterKeys MK750. From the time we got our first glance at the keyboard, through our gaming and typing testing, the MK750 has been a solid performer. Speaking of solid, the aluminum top plate gives th...
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The Cooler Master MasterKeys MK750 is a pro-grade gaming keyboard for the straightforward gamer. Minimalistic design with a sleek profile that includes a removable magnetic wristrest for superior comfort during those long gaming sessions.The RGB lightboar...
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The Cooler Master MasterKeys MK750 has one of the cleanest appearances that I have seen in a long time. The user is not overwhelmed with additional rows of function keys or cumbersome software packages.Although the keyboard housing is constructed of plast...
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I've been a fan of Cooler Master keyboards for a long time. They've always seemed to go above and beyond the call of duty, putting that extra little bit of love and care that really sets their decks apart.With their latest full size 104 key keyboard, the...
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Cooler Master releases a great RGB keyboard gaming experience with the Masterkeys MK750 The Masterkeys MK750 keyboard is a straightforward, minimalistic peripheral designed for performance with just a little bit of flare The slim profile with the floating...
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Taiwanese manufacturer Cooler Master started business 25 years ago, and it has since built a reputation for well-designed computer components. CM is known especially for its snazzy (and often gigantic) computer chassis and, of course, PC coolers of all ki...
![Good](/static/images/reviews-good.png)
Sturdy aluminum-and-plastic frame, Open-frame design, Supportive magnetic wrist rest, Cherry MX switches, Braided, detachable cord...
![Bad](/static/images/reviews-bad.png)
Expensive for feature set, Stores only four profiles, with no game-specific profiles, No key binding on shifted keys, Ho-hum macro editor, Only some media controls are on dedicated keys...
![Bottom line](/static/images/reviews-bottomline.png)
The Cooler Master MasterKeys MK750 is a solid, pricey keyboard with excellent Cherry MX switches and a sober, yet RGB-bedecked, look. We'd like to see some software improvements, and a price drop...
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