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Battery Life: 30 hours (100% brightness).

Switch type: Logitech GL mechanical switches.

The best wireless gaming keyboard Logitech G915 Lightspeed Wireless specs: Read more in our Roccat Horde Aimo review On top of this keyboard’s very capable gaming performance, the Dial also grants it an unusual degree of flexibility for everyday browsing and working. Lots of keyboards have a little volume wheel, but Roccat’s Dial can scroll through web pages and documents, zoom in on the screen, or even act as an undo/redo input. The Horde Aimo has another rare quality too: its multifunctional Dial. At least there’s a worthy replacement in the Roccat Horde Aimo, which like the K5 marries the affordability and quietness of membrane keyboards with the swiftness and precision of mechanical switches. This spot was previously filled by the Asus TUF Gaming K5, but that has vanished from reputable retailer sites, so it’s safe to say Asus has taken it ‘round the back with a bolt gun.

Extra features: RGB, dedicated media keys, customisable Dial, "gaming zone" rollover, five macro keys.

The best hybrid gaming keyboard Roccat Horde Aimo specs: But the keyboard itself? That’s excellent. I’m less enamoured with the translucent wrist rest, which is so floppy it becomes difficult to attach, and seems more concerned with emphasising the RGB light show than providing a comfortable texture.

The lighter keycaps and springy response of the switches really makes it feel like your fingers can just dance over it. Even if you ignore all this, however, it’s still a fabulous full-sizer that plays beautifully with simpler WASD fare.

This basically lets you add secondary functions to even more keys that wouldn’t normally support them, and create highly detailed custom layouts in Roccat’s Swarm software. The Vulcan II Max also includes a keyboardified version of the Easy-Shift+ feature from some of Roccat’s gaming mice, like the Kone XP. At the same time it’s got new dual-LED, optical-mechanical switches that feel even faster, as well as a cleaner overall look. This keeps a bunch of lovely design perks that the original Vulcan enjoyed, like the lightweight half-height keycaps, strong aluminium construction, and plenty of media controls. Mainly because there’s a new and improved model, the Roccat Vulcan II Max.

Extra features: RGB, dedicated media keys and volume knob, macro recording, detachable wrist rest, Easy-Shift+Īfter many years, it’s finally time to retire the Roccat Vulcan from the top of this list.

Switch type: Roccat Titan II optical-mechanical switches.

The best gaming keyboard overall Roccat Vulcan II Max specs:

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Unlike, say, graphics cards, there’s no annual upgrade cycle for gaming keyboards, so you can also rest assured that picking the right one will keep you sorted for years. That’s why we test every new keyboard for gaming ability, typing performance, comfort, and build quality before deciding if they can make the cut. the list goes on and on, except it doesn’t, because these do still need to be the best in their class. Read on, then, and you’ll find great picks for mechanical and membrane keyboards, full-size, tenkeyless and 60% keyboards, wireless keyboards, RGB keyboards. Watch on YouTube Looking for more RPS recommended hardware?