This should also lower the amount of electronic waste caused by keyboards since only the malfunctioning key is getting discarded. If not the original manufacturer, then other brands will surely be happy to fulfil any spare parts needs. Apart from being Cooler Master’s first keyboard with the newer stabilisers that are pre-lubed for smoother feedback and minimal rattle, the CK720’s hot-swappable nature means that having a defective switch be it from factory or just due to heavy use, is no longer a death sentence for the entire keyboard. Specs aside, let’s talk about what makes this one special. The keyboard connects via a detachable 1.8m Type-C to Type-A cable.

These sit on a 334mm (L) x 118mm (W) x 37mm (H) frame that weighs 950g, and inside of which we find hardware capable of a 1,000Hz polling rate plus 1ms response time. Out of the box, the CK720 comes with red, white, or brown Kailh Box V2 switches which offer an enthusiast-level typing feel according to Cooler Master. All combinations are possible, as long as the socket is compatible. For example, linear silver switches with fast actuation speeds for the WASD, silent black switches for late-night gaming, or tactile browns for the number row to get that clicky feedback when working on spreadsheets. The CK720 is a compact wired keyboard aimed at PC users who like to tailor each key section to its intended use. Cooler Master has announced a 65 per cent mechanical keyboard for enthusiast gamers featuring hot-swappable switches and high levels of customisability.

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