ROCCAT Vulcan TKL Pro Tenkeyless Linear Optical Titan Switch PC Gaming Keyboard with Per-key AIMO RGB Lighting, Anodized Aluminum Top Plate, and Detachable USB-C Cable, Black

I went from an old and trusted G15 gaming keyboard to this Vulcan and I couldnt be more please. It took me about 10 minutes to get used to the overall layout, and feel. The lighting on it is very bright, and with the software you can customize the keyboard how ever you like. The keystrokes are solid and smooth. the keys are a bit smooth, but not bad, just different. I have tried a few other mechanical keyboards and even though this one has optical switches they feel just like most other mechanical switches. Overall It has impressed the hell out of me, and it feels so well made, I am sure it will last just as long as my G15.

Keyboard is loud, lights up without having to run a program, small enough for my hands, only negative thing is there no customization for it. Or at least i haven’t figured it out yet.

I absolutely love this keyboard. If you want RGB its insanely bright and vivid! The keys feel amazing (on the tactial version) great travel and you feel. Keys inputs with no wondering if it registered. In terms of looks minus the RGB it is clean with a pretty aluminum top. A handful of adjustments can be made with the feet as well giving you plenty of options for comfort. The keyboard is small yes being tenkeyless, but the spaces between the keys are perfectly spaced. A must buy for sure. Very happy with this keyboard.

Great product and the perfect size!

Quality is good

When I received it a bunch of the keys didn’t work at all lol. The delete key and a few function keys were completely non functional, maybe it was a fluke but it still ended up being a waste of time :( I ended up getting a Logitech keyboard with brown switches. Honestly I like it a lot more so I’m happy at the end of the day

Unless you are thinking about switching out your keyboard every time you want to do anything OTHER than gaming, dont buy this keyboard. The short travel cause too many accidental keystrokes. Actually even during gaming I find myself hitting E when I am trying to reload (R). Fine, perhaps that is just me and my typing habits arent conducive to a perfect user experience when it comes to this keyboard. Here is the other problem I ran into. One of my keys (;) randomly (or I just have never noticed) became sticky. No i have not spilled anything on it or had food on it nor did I touch the keyboard with dirty hands. I could not figure out how to clean it besides taking it all apart. Now this was where this keyboard really pissed me off. (or the a-hole of a design team, rather) They put a screw underneath the rubber feet. I suppose they were not planning for this keyboard to be user serviceable or cleanable. So, I opened the damn thing up and found some residue on the back of the PCB (not somewhere I could dirty). I think that was what contributed to the sticky key. By the way, I couldnt find any repair guide online but you CAN remove the clear cap from the back by pushing in the tabs from either side which will allow you to gain access to the spring, rail and the cylinder... Anyways, since this keyboard is my first and last mechanical keyboard, Im going to try to make it last (for the pretty penny Ive paid). Not sure if lubing up a keyboard is something that ALL mechanical keyboard users find themselves doing... Suppose I am learning. Quick Summery: The lighting - boring without having to install the program. Ive never found RGB to be an important part of the computing/gaming experience. Sure as F wasnt about to make it a fashion statement. This keyboard did NOT change my mind. Noise - Well, there are no quiet long-travel keyboards (not to my knowledge. I thought at least with optical switches Id abstain myself from the narcissistic clickery and spare the ears of whoever is on the other end of the voice call. Frankly my computer is also located in my acoustically treated studio. There is just no getting away from the plastic on plastic auditory fckery. Macro - Nah, not flexible enough. HEY rotary encodes are cool but not when they are limited to ONE purpose. Get creative dev team. Cool factor - Besides the occasional reconciliation brought on by my non-computer oriented friends wow you have one of those light up keyboards?! Ive found myself drowning in self loathing for having bought into this idiotic trend of self indulgence. No. This keyboard will not make you cooler. Not if you are honest with yourself. Ergonomic - Coming from a shitty HP low profile keyboard, Ive found myself needing to buy a wrist rest with how high this keyboard forces you to bend your wrist. Dont want carpal tunnel? Get a thinner keyboard. Never had numbness with my HP keyboard until I switched. I regret my purchase but obviously your mileage will very. May luck be in your favour.

My son purchase this keyboard and was super excited with it for about the first 5 minutes. Then he realized that it wasnt keeping up with his keystrokes. He plays Fortnite and edits exceptionally fast. After playing for a few minutes he realized that the keyboard wasnt recognizing 2nd or sometimes even 3rd consecutive keystrokes of the same key. We sent it back hoping that it was just a faulty board but the new keyboard did the same thing. Searching online shows that a different keyboard made by the same company seems to have the same issue so we are left to assume the optical switches are the problem.

The switches are good.

I had a Turtle Beach Headphone set from Walmart and it was decent but with this Roccat name they have really upped their game. I have now added the TKL keyboard and an AIMO mouse along with the ELO 7.1 wireless headset. Not one complaint