Cooler Master just launched theMK770, a highly customizable mechanical keyboard with a unique sense of style.
On paper, the MK770 seems to be an exceptional value.
It costs just $120 but offers a gasket-mounted design that should provide a “clean” sound.
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Hallmarks like hot-swappable switches, per-key RGB lighting, and PBT double-shot keycaps are also included.
Cooler Master also boasts a “hybrid” design that delivers “minimal lag and low power consumption.”
That’s a roundabout way of saying that the MK770 includes a 2.4GHz wireless dongle.
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A wired connection can also be facilitated using the included USB-C cable, which is both coiled and braided.
The 96% key layout omits some unessential keys and features a condensed numpad area.
The lack of a Prt Sc key is somewhat frustrating for Windows users.
you might build macros or remap the MK770’s keys in a third-party tool like SharpKeys orPowerToys.
The MK770 comes in two colorwaysthe bold blue “Macaron” and the more subdued “Space Gray.”
you’re able to purchase the keyboard for $120 atAmazonor theCooler Master web store.
