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July 2012
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65 Reviews
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The Quick Fire Pro is available in all versions of Cherry MX Switches, Sturdy and strong, will last a long time, Flat black finish does not attract fingerprints.
Selective backlighting.
All in all, the CM Storm Quick Fire Pro is a solid mechanical keyboard and a worthy edition to the CM Storm line of gaming peripherals. Its price point in the US is $99.99 on Newegg.com, and for that price we feel it should strongly be the favorite wh...
Cherry MX switches, Detachable USB cable, Togglemode Secondary function key, Multimedia controls, Partially backlit keys, Keycap puller included, NKRO and 6KRO toggle modes, Cable management channels, Twoyear warranty,
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A lot of people are probably wondering why offer a partially backlit keyboard and I believe it has to do with keeping the price at an affordable range. For just under $100, the CM Storm Quick Fire Pro is an decent value buy and it can even be found for...
Gamers looking for a competitive edge should try a mechanical keyboard. This keyboard is very responsive and has been comfortable to use. Anyone who spends long hours on a keyboard gaming or typing should have a quality keyboard that won't leave their f...
Having used many keyboards in my day, I am a huge fan of the mechanical design, and the QuickFire Pro is built like a tank, able to withstand an enormous amount of abuse. It's extremely sturdy, far more than, say, the popular Logitech G15, which feels ...
We liked the QuickFire Rapid when we tested it out. Of course there were things that we wanted to see on that keyboard. If we had of waited for a few days we would have found almost all of them in the QuickFire Pro. Here we have almost everything we could...
My time with the Cooler Master QuickFire Pro and the Brown switches which it uses was a pretty pleasing experience. The keyboard was built pretty solidly and took a fair share of pounding as my twin daughters has their time on it trying to be like dad...
Abstract: Mechanical touchToday we will be looking at another mechanical keyboard, the Cooler Master Storm Quick Fire Pro and seeing what it brings to the mech world.So firstly a quick run down of what a mechanical keyboard is? Well, instead of using rubber domes u...
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Published: 2012-07-28, Author: David , review by: pcgameware.co.uk
The CM Storm Quick Fire Pro came well packaged in a nice black box and I really liked the overall design and build of the keyboard with its overall black colouring scheme. The keyboard itself was relatively small compared to my existing Logitech LX 700 b...
Choice of MX Switches available, Extra functionality (media and volume controls), Backlighting is subtle but pleasant, Good build quality, Competitive price
Keys are too high up, No software, No macro buttons, Kitguru says: Worth considering, but it isn't quite as balanced as the market leading keyboards, Rating: 7.5, Pages: 1 2 3 4, Share, Facebook, Twitter, Google +, Stumbleupon, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Tags c
Cherry is renowned for producing the very best gold-plated mechanical key switches which have found their way into nearly all high grade gaming keyboards, from a variety of manufacturers. The CM Storm Quick Fire Pro is no exception.There are four types of...
We've seen quite a few mechanical keyboards hit the market recently, with the majority possessing Cherry MX Black switches aimed primarily at gamers, so it made a nice change to get a keyboard with red switches. We actually preferred the lower force requi...
