Cooler Master QuickFire Rapid-i

Overall the CM Storm QuickFire Rapid-i is awkwardly named but excellently featured. At $140 it’s absolutely not cheap — you can get very good mechanical keyboards for far less — but if you want the best possible LED lighting controls you’re going to...

Kompaktes, solides Chassis ; Sekundärfunktionen auf Funktionsblock ; Zahlreiche Beleuchtungsmodi ; Akustik ; softwarelose Konfiguration

Ungeregelte Status-LEDs ; Stopp“ statt „Stumm ; denen Konfigurationsoptionen fehlen ; Abgewinkeltes USB-Kabel ; N-Key-Rollover im Linux nicht fehlerfrei

40 Euro ohne Abstriche sparen, diesen Wunsch kann auch Cooler Master nicht ohne Zauberstab umsetzen. Die Einsparungen fallen bei Cooler Master allerdings akzeptabel aus und zeigen, dass weniger manchmal mehr ist: Der Verzicht erlaubt die Integration...

Nice form factor, quality switches, sturdy build

I'm down to 27 working backlit keys after about a year. I will say that I have my keyboard hooked to a USB toggle switch to use it between multiple PCs (IOGEAR GUS404). About a third of the time when I toggle the USB switch the keyboard doesn't power...

- Great typing experience - Solid build - Micro usb connector

After 8 months light weight use, about half of the LEDs are not working, and Cool Master doesn't pay for the RMA shipping. I have seen a lot of people complain about the LED issue, why users are required to pay for the shipping while this is a very...

Great switches, love the backlighting and color. Doesn't require additional software, no gimmicks.

- I had to RMA my first one, because many of the LEDs had gone out. I got a revised version that had the problem solved. - The spacebar has a kind of weird angle to it, that can be uncomfortable.

Firm build

I have only used it for a couple hours and one led already died. Its the "L" key that died, and during the couple of hours that used it this keyboard i was mainly gaming. So, I barely or didnt use the "L" at all.

This is a comfortable and good looking keyboard

A bit worried of the quality, mine was brown switch, every key feels different when press it, and 'D' key's light gets defective after a week of use, had to return it.

size and key noise n feel are great other features all as advertised

1/3 of keys don't lite anymore that's a real bummer because the only other con was the 90 degree plug going to left out the back of keyboard which was a small inconvience but the keys starting to burn out in such a short period is a real let down

Cherry mechanical switches are always nice, and Browns are my favorite. They keyboard also seems to be durable (except for the LEDs) and hefty.

After a couple months of use, 8 LEDs have gone out. While LED outages do not affect the usability of the keyboard, it sure is annoying to have a spotty keyboard after 10 months of use.

Cherry brown switches Heavy Construction

Bad LED lifespan Cheap micro USB connector