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Cooler Master releases a high-performance keyboard for gamers and writers on the go with the new SK621 Bluetooth The Cooler Master SK621 is a 60% sized tenkeyless Bluetooth keyboard that can be connected and charged with a USB-C to full USB cable It has l...
I feel the Cooler Master SK621 is the all-purpose wireless keyboard I have been waiting for. It is a compact, well built, well designed, customizable wireless keyboard that is suited for at home and on the go use. The SK621 is years ahead of any keyboard...
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With its luxe design, multi-colored backlighting effects, and customizable controls, the Cooler Master SK621 aims to give creative professionals the functionality they need without sacrificing the artistry they crave. It mostly delivers on this promise, b...
Durable, portable design, On-the-fly controls, Excellent typing feedback...
Modified keyboard configuration can impact typing speed and accuracy...
The Cooler Master SK621 is well made keyboard with plenty of eye candy for creative types. You'll have to weigh how much productivity you're willing to sacrifice for portability, though, because reduced speed and accuracy is the compromise you'll make for...
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nerdreactor.com Updated:
2020-05-01 05:28:52
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Cooler Master has a whole slew of hardware products like keyboards, PC cases, power supplies, headsets, mice, and of course coolers. Every one of its products has been specially designed from community feedback. Including keyboards. They even had a Kickst...
l, Cooler Master exceeded expectations with the SK621. It is especially impressive because of what it can do as a Bluetooth keyboard. The SK621 has loads of lighting effects and customization, packed with a compact build and tons of functionality. Using t...
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Ever since the launch of the MasterCase 5, Cooler Master has released some of the most unique hardware we've seen in recent memory. From Cooler Master's Free Form Modular system to their excellent gaming headsets, I've been continually impressed. However...
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Cooler Master first showed off their low profile mechanical keyboards under the SK600 series at CES this year, with the SK650 and SK630 coming out soon after. Our own review of the SK630 will lay a strong foundation and then some for this review, if it i...
Extremely portable, low-profile keyboard with a minimalist design, Cherry MX Low Profile RGB Red switches provide a consistent and satisfying typing experience in the limited space available, Hybrid Bluetooth/wired connectivity options, Rarely seen 60% fo...
Bluetooth connectivity was a hit or miss, Use of the older software drivers is inexcusable after the release of the newer version for a keyboard that came out before this, Key mapping is not good enough for a 60% form factor keyboard, Stock keycaps are me...
The Cooler Master SK621 keyboard is a very recent release and will cost $119.99 from the Cooler Master US web shop, as well as other retailers, for customers in the USA. Extremely portable, low-profile keyboard with a minimalist design Cherry MX Low Prof...
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It isn't giving away any secrets to say that we're big fans of the USB protocol here at OC3D. Having spent most of our youth configuring devices through complicated connections the ability to just plug something in and have it work absolutely revolution...
Back in January we reviewed the SK621s bigger brother, the wired full size SK650, and found it to be an excellent addition to the Cooler Master range, combining a glorious typing feel with a great design and quality features. The SK621 has the majority of...
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Cooler Master SK621Yes, Cooler Master released what can be considered an incredibly petite keyboard that is easy to carry around allowing you to game or work on in a rather premium aluminum finish fashion. A sweet looking pretty cool mechanical keyboard (...
I am quite honestly pleasantly surprised with the S621. You take a properly built good keyboard and slice away the function, media, and numeric keys. That, in essence, is the SK621. Add to that full RGB, Macro, profile programming though the keys function...
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Not that long ago we took a look at Cooler Master's SK630 low-profile mechanical keyboard, which was a tenkeyless keyboard that featured Cherry MX low-profile mechanical key switches. We loved this keyboard and felt it was perfect for someone who does a l...
Unique 60% layout, Low-profile design with Cherry MX low-profile switches, Full RGB backlighting, Beautiful design, Hybrid keyboard, can be used in wired or wireless mode...
Cannot use software in wireless mode, Should be able to remap keys to launch programs and perform Windows commands...
I have been using the SK621 for the past few weeks and I can tell you it is definitely different than most keyboards I've used. The first thing is that you are going to need to get used to the 60% layout. It is very compact and you are losing quite a lot...
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For many of us, the primary point of a mechanical keyboard is to get away from the flat, cramped keys found on the average laptop. And that makes Cooler Master's SK621 mechanical a particularly strange proposition. The 60% design is actually slightly smal...
Tiny and attractive, Wired or wireless (Bluetooth) operation, More travel-friendly than most other mechanicals, Build quality feels solid...
Flat keys, small Shift key & oddly placed Delete key leads to typing frustrations, No dedicated function row...
Cooler Master's smallest (60%) wireless/wired mechanical keyboard strikes a contentious balance between form and function. But if you like flat caps and are willing to live with a few oddly placed keys for the benefit of extreme portability, it should ser...
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proclockers.com Updated:
2020-05-01 05:28:56
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Cooler Master has extended its line of SK keyboards with the new SK621. The SK621 boosts the same great features like low-profile switches, extra-flat keycaps, on-the-fly controls, and a brushed aluminum top of other SK keyboards. To set the SK621 apart f...
Cooler Master has done it again and created another amazing keyboard. The SK621 includes many of the great SK features like their low-profile design, brushed aluminum top, and Cherry MX low-profile red switches. To set the SK621 apart from the other SK ke...
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