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Cooler Master CK721 Wireless RGB Mechanical Keyboard - £69.99 / £72.98 delivered @ Ebuyer
Cooler Master CK721 Wireless RGB Mechanical Keyboard - £69.99 / £72.98 delivered @ Ebuyer
Cooler Master CK721 Wireless RGB Mechanical Keyboard - £69.99 / £72.98 delivered @ Ebuyer
Cooler Master CK721 Wireless RGB Mechanical Keyboard - £69.99 / £72.98 delivered @ Ebuyer
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Posted 30 March 2023

Cooler Master CK721 Wireless RGB Mechanical Keyboard - £69.99 / £72.98 delivered @ Ebuyer

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  1. Gooby_pls's avatar
    Gooby_pls
    Managed to luck out and get this for a couple quid cheaper a few months back from Currys.

    Use this almost daily for work/gaming. It's a really well-built keyboard. By far my favorite feature has to be the ability to seamlessly switch between BT/Dongle/Wired. I can use my laptop (connected to my TV) alongside a dual desktop setup.

    Im a novice when it comes to Mech keyboards, but happy with this. My two issues with this though:

    - there's a subtle ringing sound when typing which is a bit annoying on calls. should've opted for a quiter model or perhaps I need to look into switching the keys
    - there's no way to tell what battery % is left. good thing though is you can switch over to wired if battery runs out quite easily. but yeah, can be a pain when it suddenly runs out of juice
    Suddenzor's avatar
    Suddenzor Author
    Some cheap o rings should fix the ringing sound when typing
  2. Joshwaa's avatar
    Joshwaa
    In December, this was down to £63 from Amazon. It's a good mechanical keyboard and is nice-sounding. My only complaint is that the battery life was incredibly short - probably around a day? I tried turning the LEDs off which extended the life by a little, but not much.

    I have since traded up to the MX Mechanical Mini whose battery lasts a lot longer despite very little increase, if any, in weight.
  3. RockstarRobbo's avatar
    RockstarRobbo
    Looks decent
  4. Czubaka's avatar
    Czubaka
    Amazon have them for 50p more.

    Got it for £50 from curry's last year. It's a very good keyboard with red switches. Decent connectivity over dongle and Bluetooth, comes with braided cable so looks very good wired too. The RGB lights are nice and easily customisable in software but the 2000mAh battery means that it will last 2-3 days tops, even when dimmed down. I've been happy with it for 50 papers but at this price point I'd suggest looking at alternatives like Keyhron k2. (edited)
  5. polarbaba's avatar
    polarbaba
    Mine works upto a week with work in the day and gaming in the evening.

    You've got a faulty one mate.

    I have the brightness on full and a rainbow pattern...remapped some keys and its been very very good.

    I also put in some rubber washers for noise.

    Paired with my coolermaster mouse which I found equivalent to a logitech superlight.

    Bargain King for what it is. (edited)
  6. davidlck's avatar
    davidlck
    How does this compare to the coolermaster sk622?

    Mod deleted my comment after i mentioned which store was having the sk622 on sale (!??)
    Czubaka's avatar
    Czubaka
    Haha was it at Sc*n?

    Afaik the 622 is a bit smaller, no knob, wireless over bluetooth only, no wrist rest. This one is a bit better I'd say. (edited)
  7. HyTurtle's avatar
    HyTurtle
    how does it compare against hotukdeals.com/sha…883 (which is currently £75 so similarly priced)
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