Manufacturer: Cooler Master
It is a nice sounding keyboard however the space bar if not hit directly in the center scrapes against the side of other keys. So you have to press extra hard and does not feel nice at all. And the right shift key should be normal size, i keep hitting top arrow accidently. Over all its a nice keyboard
Before I get into the bulk of it here are some minor dislikes I have with this keyboard: The battery charge LED is always on in wired mode in solid green at full charge and red at charging. The TTC switches used have some stem give so expect some small key wobble (but this shouldn't be noticeable for most like myself). Uses ABS double shot keycaps, so while the legends will never fade the keycaps with get shiny over time. Finally the worst offender the 45g actuation force, so expect to make a lot of mistakes when tying until you get used to it (took me roughly 2 weeks). What I love: No rattle for all key greater than 2u format i.e. th...view more
This is a very good small form mechanical keyboard, very responsive positive key stroke, perfect small desk spaces or carrying around with your laptop, but you don't want to use the laptop keypad for typing, just a little expensive so lost one star for that
Other then the occasional input lag which is rare, the keyboard works perfectly. Feels good to type on and the Bluetooth functionality is amazing
The shortened-keyboard trend started some years back with the tenkeyless models that simply lopped off the number pad, but the newer "60% keyboard" brigade takes the keyboard cutting even further. Cooler Master has embraced the 60% layout with the SK620, SK621, and SK622 keyboards. These boards are quite similar, which can make it hard to figure out which one might be right for you, but some nuanced differences between the models can help guide the decision-making process. Let’s put the diminutive Cooler Master SK622 ($119.99) under the metaphorical microscope. It's a shortened mechanical keyboard with some small issues, and one big one: the price.This Layout Isn’t Quite Played Out (Yet) The Cooler Master SK622 is available in the Space Gray and Silver White colorways; our review unit is a Space Gray model. (Note: Cooler Master actually refers to the gray colorway as "Gunmetal" in its tech specs, and Amazon uses that name as well.) The keyboard doesn’t quite match the expectations...
The Cooler Master SK622 is a solid 60% keyboard that does a lot of things right—offering multiple connectivity options, support for a variety of platforms, and a stately design—but, in the end, will mainly satisfy PC gamers.
Mostly solid build quality; Supports both wired and wireless connectivity; Compatible with Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android; Doesn’t require additional software for most configurations
Layered 60% layout can be hard to learn; Polling rate drops to 125Hz over Bluetooth; Can be uncomfortable to work on for extended periods; Expensive
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