Cooler Master MasterKeys Pro M White LED Mechanical Gaming Keyboard 'TenKey Hybrid, Cherry MX Brown Switches, White LED' SGK-4080-KKCM1-UK

[White LED Masterkeys M keyboard]The reason I bought this keyboard is the fact I just wanted not only a smaller keyboard, but also a more minimalistic look. The smaller design makes the keyboard look more sleek than full keyboards but yet retains the full functionality in the number pad being multifunctional, being able to toggle to using the arrow keys and all alternate buttons like print screen by toggling off the numlock.Cooler Master had claimed that the white LEDs on this keyboard were the brightest, and while I haven't owned any other white LED products, I can say the LEDs are insanely bright, so much so to strain my eyes in the darkness when toggled to the full brightness.There is no software required, all customizability is embedded directly into the keyboard - It can seem a little confusing at first if you have no idea what you're doing but was quick to learn. At first I was skeptical but I almost prefer it after getting used to it. I can switch profiles without having to tab out while in-game and regardless of the the computer I plug it into, I can plug and play and will retain full customization without any software required.As for customisation, it isn't too deep but if it really matters to you, I'd go with the RGB version instead of risking the regret of having just a single colour LED later down the line, which doesn't matter too much to me.As opposed to most other keyboards, the backplate (under the keycaps) of the keyboard is white as opposed to black which allows the LEDs colours to bounce off easier which not only makes them look brighter, but sometimes gives the illusion that the entire backplate of the keyboard is one large LED, as opposed to the keys being all individually lit.Overall, I would had preferred pretty much any other colour LED, even something as generic as red or blue as white can be a little boring and plain. That being said, I think the structure and build quality seems solid, the mechanical keys are as you'd expect and and all around decent value.

amazon great customer support and gave me another one

This is simply the best TKL keyboard I've ever had. It combines both number pad and arrow keys together. Furthermore, it does not need any software to run it, simply plug in and play. It also has very solid build quality as I think it comes from the same factory as filco. Simple and elegant design, swap the windows keys to normal windows keys and it will not look like a gaming keyboard at all 5/5

Absolutely awesome piece of kit I've had cherry red and blue and this is my first browns I gotta say I prefer browns any day.The keyboard is solidly built just like the CM Storm Quick fire TK the RGB Masterkeys model is very similar in build and design almost Identical.There have been few improvements in the internals as far as I know but don't quote me on that. Its well designed and thought out keyboard its not full size but does have 10 key pad.Overall it's solid, reliable and works to put it simply I'd definitely recommend anyone interested in buying the Cooler Master Masterkeys RGB Mechanical Keyboard.

WOW. Upgrading from a "mem-chanical keyboard" to this is night and day, its well worth the money, Solid, premium build quality ,satisfying tactile key presses and individually lit keys. Oh and mine actually came in the UK layout as I bought it from a seller based in the UK other reviews had me worried that I would get a keyboard with German keys. (My phone's camera is a bit rubbish, but you should be able to make out that it is a UK keyboard).

Excellent keyboard. Fantastic value when compared to other mechanical keyboards. Mine was a UK layout which is as advertised. Be warned that, even with Cherry MX Brown switches, it can be a little noisy and my model did not come with o-rings (can't criticise since this is as advertised) and I would highly recommend you get some if you're going to use your keyboard in a shared living space!

Was a great keyboard till the defect started to worsen, the problems you will get when buying detachable cable keyboard is that the port can start to wear and thats is exactly was has happened to me, after a year or 2 of use the keyboard no longer powers up, bought a replacement cable and will still not work, the connection port needs to be replaced. such a pricey keyboard with a very bad design flaw I have a dell keyboard that has lasted me 12 years that was around £10.

Before buying this I had bought a cheap mechanical keyboard, which was fine at first but never felt quite right.So after some time I came across this keyboard and I'm glad that I did.Feels great whilst typing and seems to be much easier to type with this keyboard as well, the sound the keys make are really satisfying.The keyboard is smaller than what im used to but other than that, its a must buy.