SK622 Space Gray

The keyboard is perfect for me, took me a few days to adjust and “find” the keys as my hands got used to the keyboard. The hot keys are easy to understand and you will get up to speed quickly.The package came sooner then expected and was not damaged

UPDATE 2: Brought this keyboard out of the closet forf anotherr PC build, and had to comme back here to reiterate how unbelievably crappy this keybboard is. Even plugged in directly, keys are double pressing and showing out of order. I spend more time backspacing and correcting data entry than I do performing my actual jojb.If you'd love to cut your productivyt back 50-60%, I highly recommend this keyboard.UPDATE -- Bumping this down to One Star to reflect the poor state of Cooler Master currently. Their support ticket system is barely functional, and when it does work, they close your tickets without any response. I currently have 5 separate tickets that I've opened for the issues noted here, and ALL of them have been Closed by CoolerMaster Support with not even a reply.Pros--- Battery Life- Onboard Profiles means no crappy sofftware to installCons--- Shift+Esc is hardcoded to give you a tilde, meaning Ctrl+Shift+Esc won't pull up task manager; you can't do Shift+Esc to mark chat channels read, etc.- I have it plugged in right now to charge, but connecting it over Bluetooth. The power/charge indicator light is flickering so obscenely that it's incredibly distracting.- Using the keyboard in wired mode will remove Bluetooth connections from the board, and you'll have to re-pair it- Battery life is acceptable; however, the problem is that once the battery hits around 30%, the keyboard completely disconnects itself when you're not typing.This means that if you pause typing for more than two seconds, the ENTIRE KEYBOARD goes to sleep to preserve battery, instead of just turning off the backlighting. The keyboard becomes utterly unusable once the battery is somewhat low, as every pause in use will lead to a 2-3 second wake-up period when you start typing again.The SK622 is way more comfortable than the atrocity of ergonomic cruelty that was the SK621, touch typing is a thing again, woo!Cooler Master support is...in a bad place. They've had some struggles this past year with internal issues and COVID. All the best to em, but a a consumer, you're gonna get the shaft if you need any support from them.The multiple bluetooth profiles make it nice for swapping on the fly, but honestly there are so many annoying little quirks with this keyboard that I suggest you either look in a lower price range for something that works more functionally, or if you're otherwise looking for a good, multi profile, wireless mechanical keyboard, keep hunting. This is not the one you want.

Horrible Bluetooth connection which was why I bought this to be used for. Simply having the keyboard 6-7’ away and the connection would drop. I first thought it was my Bluetooth issue on my computer, but the Logitech mx2s didn’t have any Bluetooth connection issue. I was planning to use this for my pc in the living room that is being used for gaming and movies. The compact size would’ve worked nicely on the coffee table if it would have worked. Stay away, I had to return it as it was simply not usable.

Most impressed with this keyboard. I've owned a number of mechanical and other types (including the Wootings). This ranks at the very top. I'm a touch typist and learned on non-electric before getting a job using IBM Selectrics. This keyboard is less but so much more. Can not be improved.

Haven't even had this keyboard an hour and can already say it's over priced. Looked promising to start, good switches, stabs aren't awful, lighting is nice. But the Bluetooth constantly disconnects from my PC that's not even a foot away. I've had Bluetooth mechanical keyboards for half the price have more reliable Bluetooth. NOT WORTH THE ASKING PRICE IF YOU CAN'T EVEN TAKE ADVANTAGE OF ONE OF THE MAIN SELLING POINTS!! It will be returned.

I did not like this keyboard, and returned it. The bluetooth was awful on this keyboard. It had a lot of lag. Sometimes it would also keep repeating the keys that I pressed. Then it would disconnect randomly sometimes.

Bluetooth is okay as wellll as the program used to program the RGGB lligghts. It tookk some ggetting used to thee hotkeyys foor fuunctionn buttons, but overall was fine to use.Thee main problem with the keyboard was that afteer aboout 6 monnths keyys started to doublle clilck fairlyy regularlyy. After aboout a monnth correctingg all of the constannt typos, I started to rreallize I would use my onnscreen keyboard, voice to text, or some alternative to tyyping altogether to avoid tyyping on this keyboard.I thoought it was just terrible bluetoooth causing these issues until I started woorking purely with the keyboard oover usb (like right nnow).This review was typed on the SK662 I bought 9 months ago. Do not recommend at all.

I want to like the keyboard so bad. But it is unreliable. It doesn’t matter if it is wired in or connected via bluetooth once the keyboard or the pc goes to sleep it becomes non-responsive. It shows that it is connected but nothing happens. I have to reboot my PC to get it to work again. I was willing to look past the layout and how some of the hot keys like (control+;) to copy the above cell in excel does work as expected. But the connection issues are killing it. It works fine for gaming since I am wired in and actively using it. But I still can’t recommend it.