Cooler Master Gaming QuickFire TK keyboard USB AZERTY French Black

Cooler Master Gaming QuickFire TK keyboard USB AZERTY French Black

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Brand : Cooler Master
Product family : Gaming
Product name : QuickFire TK
Product code : SGK-4020-GKCM1-FR
Category : Keyboards
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Long product name Cooler Master Gaming QuickFire TK keyboard USB AZERTY French Black :
QuickFire TK, CHERRY MX Brown switch, 1000Hz, 1ms, USB 2.0, 1.8m, Black, FR
Short summary description Cooler Master Gaming QuickFire TK keyboard USB AZERTY French Black :
Cooler Master Gaming QuickFire TK, Full-size (100%), Wired, USB, Mechanical, AZERTY, Black
Long summary description Cooler Master Gaming QuickFire TK keyboard USB AZERTY French Black :
Cooler Master Gaming QuickFire TK. Keyboard form factor: Full-size (100%). Keyboard style: Straight. Connectivity technology: Wired, Device interface: USB, Keyboard key switch: Mechanical, Keyboard layout: AZERTY. Cable length: 1.8 m. Recommended usage: Gaming. Product colour: Black

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Reviews

Updated:
2015-02-06 05:32:35

Average rating:86

Uk has collected 113 expert reviews for Cooler Master Gaming QuickFire TK keyboard USB AZERTY French Black and the average expert rating is 86 of 100. The average score reflects the expert community’s view on this product. Click below and use Uk to see all ratings, product awards and conclusions.

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rigmods.com

Updated:
2015-02-06 05:23:09

Average rating:0

We made a video review of the Cooler Master CM Storm Quickfire TK Mechanical Keyboard and we think its Great! It has a wealth of features like N key rollover over usb and 3 lighting modes. The Quickfire TK is Priced in at £62.95 in the UK at the time of w...

aphnetworks.com

Updated:
2015-02-06 05:24:02

Average rating:74

Well, it is finally summer. I have to say I have been waiting for quite some time now. Summer is one of the few seasons here in Vancouver where it does not rain just about every day, and that is a good thing. Too bad most of the time I am now stuck at...

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tweaktown.com

Updated:
2015-02-06 05:24:02

Average rating:94

Last year I was not so aware how serious Cooler Master, more specifically CM Storm, were about their keyboards. It wasn't until I received the Trigger with Cherry MX green switches that I realized they were taking real strides to innovate and give cu...

This is my first test with a Tenkeyless keyboard, and I have to say that the Quick Fire Stealth has really sold me on the setup. I rarely, if ever, use the number pad anyway, so not having that extra three inches or so of keyboard is very nice for me...

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pcgameware.co.uk

Updated:
2015-02-06 05:25:42

Average rating:90

What we have here is the CM Storm Quickfire TK gaming keyboard. This particular keyboard (SGK-4020-GKCR1) features Cherry MX Red mechanical switches and as you can see from the image below left we have received an early non-retail version specifically for...

Overall I have enjoyed my time with the CM Storm Quickfire TK keyboard and it has now given me a problem. I am going to have to spend some time thinking as to whether I finally replace my trusty Logitech G15. I admit I would miss the LCD panel, but the m...

pcauthority.com.au

Updated:
2015-02-06 05:26:47

Average rating:83

We have been intensely confused as to the logic behind the name ‘Quickfire TK'. In the gaming world TK means Team Killing, a generally frowned upon behaviour in the world of competitive online gaming. This confused nomenclature is a shame, because the Qui...

Compact, well-designed, and pretty well-priced...

kitguru.net

Updated:
2015-02-06 05:28:20

Average rating:85

CM Storm’s QuickFire range of mechanical keyboards has gained much attention and praise from enthusiasts and gamers alike. For those who desire a small-form-factor mechanical keyboard, CM Storm has released the gaming-orientated QuickFire TK.Allowin...

Cherry MX Red switches offer excellent performance, Choice of Cherry MX switches is available, NKRO functionality, Lots of convenience buttons such as Windows lock and media keys, Good build quality, Compact design, Adjustable LED backlight system...
A well-designed mechanical keyboard that tends to the needs of most gamers, especially those with space-constraints...

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overclockersclub.com

Updated:
2015-02-06 05:29:14

Average rating:0

Clicky clacky, clicky clacky, another mechanical keyboard has arrived at my desk for review. Cooler Master has added yet another member to the QuickFire lineup – the CM Storm Quickfire TK. It's a shortened up version of the Pro with a more compact layout...

Sturdy enough to be a weapon, Nice option of switches, blues were fun but LOUD, Cable routing grooves are much appreciated, Accented steel backplate makes an appearance with the lighting off and accentuates the lighting when on...
Layout takes some getting used to – toggling number pad and navigation keys, Switch type determines keyboard appearance...
In the end, I honestly tried to love this keyboard. It's mechanical, it has blue lighting, a blue steelplate and it's of the usual CM Storm durability. It is everything most of you can agree make up a great keyboard. That and my Razer Lycosa is losing key...

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Bcchardware.com

Updated:
2015-02-06 05:30:40

Average rating:84

Have we got a treat for you! Today we are bringing you the QuickFire TK mechanical keyboard by CM Storm - a division of Cooler Master. This company is well-known for products such as cases, mice, keyboards, pads and more - all of which you will find on th...

Quality, Functionality, Size, Price...
Lack of instructions...
This is an excellent keyboard which comes in a small yet heavy package. Its keys are just the right combination of easy recognition and quality so you don't have to treat it like its fine china. The TK is very convenient with the removeable cord and the f...

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eteknix.com

Updated:
2015-02-06 05:31:14

Average rating:0

Today I'll be taking a look at the Quick Fire TK, the all new mechanical keyboard from CM Storm. CM storm have been in the gaming peripheral business since 2008 and have already had great success with many of their gaming peripherals and gaming computer c...

There are no shortage of choices when it comes to mechanical keyboard these days. Pro gaming is increasing in popularity by a huge margin year on year creating a big market for premium quality and premium performance peripherals and the Quick Fire TK is a...

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vortez.net

Updated:
2015-02-06 05:31:21

Average rating:0

£62.95 inc. VATWe have been lucky enough in the past to have the opportunity to review a range of mechanical keyboards, and the CM Storm Trigger was certainly notable. Rich reviewed this attractively priced full size keyboard in June, and though outfi...

Bridges the gap between standard compact and full-size mechanical keyboards, Competitively priced, Backlighting, Durable Construction, 6-key/N-key roll over...
Not ideal for working with spreadsheets, Still costly compared to membrane keyboards, Tips, = Those moving from a membrane keyboard may prefer lightweight Cherry MX Red switches over Black/Blue...
Mechanical keyboards are starting to become a grail of sorts for gamers, but the cost trade-off is often prohibitive for those who spend much of their spare cash on new games or internal upgrades for their PC. With that in mind, what do you get for yo...

cravingtech.com

Updated:
2015-02-06 05:32:35

Average rating:0

CM Storm Quick Fire Pro Review – The Quick Fire Pro from CoolerMaster Storm is pretty much similar like the Quick Fire Rapid I reviewed last time, except for further “Pro” features.CM Storm Quick Fire Pro Review – PackagingThe packaging includes:Remova...

CM Storm Quick Fire Pro is a mechanical keyboard powered with the essentials for gaming: sturdy, simplistic, great quality material, comfortable, NKRO support, affordable, and options for different mechanical switches. It’s also the answer to my compla...

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ocdrift.com

Updated:
2016-11-23 02:00:08

Average rating:100

We've reviewed quite a number of keyboards here at OCDrift, but nothing looked quite like this one. The CM Storm QuickFire TK is the first white coloured mechanical keyboard that snuck its way to our test lab. It is the latest addition to the QuickFire li...

Reasonable pricing, Solid build quality, Cherry MX Brown switches are suitable for typing and gaming, Keys are extremely responsive, not too hard and stable, Full LED backlight, 3 modes and 5 brightness levels, N-Key Rollover over USB, Brilliant cable...
No macro key, Spare keycap are not included, Total height including keycap measures 33mm, which might cause wrist sore after using it for long period of time, Must press the NUMLK key to toggle between the Arrow keys and numeric keys on the numpad, CM St...
In the end, the CM Storm QuickFire TK is one of the most affordable mechanical keyboards available on the market. In terms of build quality, we'd say that this keyboard is solid. The keycaps are made out of ABS and grip coated to provide excellent grip du...

goldfries.com

Updated:
2016-11-23 02:00:08

Average rating:0

Quickfire TK another one of Cooler Master CM Storm mechanical keyboards released much earlier this year.The Quickfire TK very much resembles the Rapid-I in both layout and size but TK comes with Tenkey in the layout, which probably explains the TK in the...

In comparison to the Quickfire Rapid-I, the Quickfire TK does not have the Repeat Rate Adjustments Over USB, it does not have the lighting behavior and memory profile BUT it comes with the Tenkey and costs far less at RM 315.Both keyboards are great but w...

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chip.com.my

Updated:
2016-11-23 02:00:08

Average rating:0

Mechanical keyboards are the in-thing these days, as we harken back to the days of the old clickety-click keyboards, only now with much better build quality and features. Whilst they're more ergonomical and longer lasting, the caveat with most of these ke...

Compact design, Excellent tactile feedback...
Some functionality is sacrificed for form...
The CM Storm QuickFire TK is a great keyboard to game and type on, no doubt. However the annoyance that is the combined command and directional keys with the numpad takes getting used to, especially when you're a gamer that relies on it.(previously publi...

techporn.ph

Updated:
2016-11-23 02:00:08

Average rating:0

Mechanical keyboards are a huge trend in gaming nowadays. Mainly for reasons which often involves their responsiveness, durability, and gaming friendly features such as NKRO, and the wide range of switches to choose from. They are also regarded as the ul...

Compact, and well presented, 3 different models to choose from, Illuminated plate and keycaps, Comfortable to use, Feels really sturdy...
Pricing could be sweeter...
The CM Storm Quick Fire TK, is a great and compact mechanical keyboard. I assure you about that. In fact, I am surprised myself of what it could do, since I am really not fond of Red Switches. It seems that this keyboard's compact stature along with the l...

hardwarebbq.com

Updated:
2015-02-06 05:23:42

Average rating:90

CM Storm Quick Fire Rapid made a very good impression on me with certain exceptions, especially for those who don't require Numpads. It keeps the costs down, especially on a mechanical keyboard, maintains a good form factor and its easier to store and tra...

The keyboard is great, hands down. The built quality is stellar! Wise of CM to use plastic balancers in place of metal for certain keys. But swapping between certain keys with numpad will be annoying for a lot of people which would make them prefer CM...

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overclockers.com

Updated:
2015-02-06 05:24:36

Average rating:0

Cooler Master is a company that branches out into multiple facets of the computing experience. Their products include cases, power supplies, coolers, fans, and a peripheral line that includes keyboards and mice. In this article I will be reviewing the Coo...

The Cooler Master Storm Quickfire TK is a excellent example of a mechanical keyboard made for the gaming population. It can be purchased with three different Cherry MX Switches (Red, Blue, Brown), with each switch having their own characteristics. Throu...

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benchmarkreviews.com

Updated:
2015-02-06 05:24:36

Average rating:90

Manufacturer: Cooler Master Ltd. Inc.Product Name: CM Storm Quickfire TKModel Number: SGK-4020-GKCR1 UPC: 88410201797 Price As Tested: $89.99 (Amazon/Newegg) Full Disclosure: The product sample used in this article has been provided by Cooler Master...

Mechanical keys provide much better typing experience than rubber domed keyboards, Light actuation pressure needed makes it perfect for gaming, Heavy duty constructions will ensure that the Quickfire TK lasts a user many years, 2 year Cooler Master product warranty, Built in media controls...
Cherry MX Red switches may not be prefered for typists, Combined ten key pad and command cluster can cause some confusion at first...
Performance in a keyboard is about being to type quickly and accurately. The Cherry MX Red switches are not in my opinion as effective to type on as the Blue and Brown Cherry MX switches. None-the-less the Quickfire TK with its silky smooth switch act...

lanoc.org

Updated:
2015-02-06 05:24:43

Average rating:0

A little over a year ago at GeforceLAN I got my hands on my first Cooler Master Storm Quickfire Rapid with cherry black key switches and loved it. I later got an official review sample with cherry blue key switches as well as the cherry black version was...

I was excited to get the Quickfire Rapid in, Cooler Master has impressed me over and over again as they have grown in the keyboard market. Having a chance to have a keyboard with backlighting in a similar form factor to the Quickfire Rapid that I love fo...

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neoseeker.com

Updated:
2015-02-06 05:25:43

Average rating:0

For years, Cooler Master has been a brand synonymous with enthusiast computer hardware. From cases such as the CM Storm Scout II , to peripherals such as the CM Storm Sonuz , Cooler Master has produced many high quality products for gamers and computer af...

With all that's said and done, I'm really at odds with the CM Storm QuickFire TK. Upon first impression, the impeccable Cooler Master build quality is there – soft touch plastic coating, fully backlit keys, and modular cabling. As expected, the Cherry MX...

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custompcreview.com

Updated:
2015-02-06 05:26:47

Average rating:0

Last year, we reviewed the CM Storm QuickFire Rapid which offered the tenkeyless formfactor for portability, but came at the expense of a missing tenkey pad, and although we liked how it could be stuffed into our backpacks effortlessly, we definitely miss...

The Cooler Master CM Storm QuickFire TK definitely offers some very sensible changes over the QuickFire Rapid, most if not all improvements a direct result of feedback from users and reviewers.Speaking of feedback, before we conclude with the QuickFire TK...

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rbmods.com

Updated:
2015-02-06 05:27:26

Average rating:0

A compact mechanical keyboard; is it something that interests you? Today we are looking at the Cmstorm Quickfire TK mechanical keyboard. This is a compact keyboard that is a little different; for example it does not have the usual arrow keys. The ques...

Comfortable, Backlit keys, Can turn of Window button, Different modes...
Hard to type on...
I have typed this whole review on the Quickfire TK and I still have some issues when it comes to typing on it. I think it is just to cramped for typing for longer periods, although it is possible as we can see. If you type a lot and game little this...

hardwaresecrets.com

Updated:
2015-02-06 05:27:46

Average rating:0

Mobility is one of the current buzzwords. If a gamer wants to be part of a championship or an LAN party, the worst peripheral to transport is the keyboard, especially the mechanical ones, which are heavier. With this player in mind, CM Storm releases t...

High precision Cherry MX mechanical switches, Sturdy body rests very stable on the table, Compact size, Controllable illumination, Routing ducts for the cable...
Lacks a wrist rest, Doesn't allow macro recording, Awkward access to the mini-USB port, No USB port for other peripherals, Shop Related Products, Ads by Amazon, ✕, Thank you, This will help us improve your ad experience. We will try not to show you such...
The Quick Fire TK is one of the best gaming-grade keyboards we've tested for FPS gamers (which is, coincidentally, our game genre of choice). Robust, compact, elegant and stable on the table, it has controllable illumination and an ingenious system to shr...

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dvhardware.net

Updated:
2015-02-06 05:28:06

Average rating:80

Cooler Master recently added the CM Storm QuickFire TK to its line of mechanical gaming keyboards. The QuickFire TK is basically a more condensed version of the QuickFire Pro, this new model ditches the arrow keys as well as other navigation and editing k...

Cherry MX mechanical switches (available in three variants), Great for gamers who desire a very compact, nofuzz keyboard, Supports NKRO, High build quality, Adjustable backlight, Windows key lock, Easy cable management...
Only good for gaming, the keyboard layout is a productivity killer, Somewhat noisy (like most mechanical keyboards), Included manual does not explain all functions, DV Hardware awards the Cooler Master QuickFire TK keyboard with a 8.0/10 and our Seal of A...
Cooler Master delivers a very high-quality gaming keyboard with the QuickFire TK. You get Cherry MX mechanical switches, an adjustable backlight and excellent performance. While it's a great compact, no-fuzz keyboard it's not really my cup of tea. The Qui...

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technologyx.com

Updated:
2015-02-06 05:29:14

Average rating:0

Introducing a plethora of new accessories, it was only a matter of time before Cooler Master created their own line of Storm keyboards. This certainly is not the first time Cooler Master has dipped into keyboards; indeed, their initial endeavours were gre...

I am extremely impressed overall with Cooler Master ‘s QuickFire TK. They took the designs of the Rapid and Pro and joined them together to form the TK while still retaining a compact form-factor. When it comes to keyboards, gamers are extremely picky (i...

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topreviewshop.com

Updated:
2015-02-06 05:29:47

Average rating:90

Aftermarket peripherals – particularly those targeted toward the gamer community – continue to evolve and offer twists to the old tried-and-true designs. Cooler Master has been right in the middle of this developing market with their gaming focused CM...

Precise feel; excellent build quality; compact size.
Layout of arrow keys/command keys takes time to get used to.

bigbruin.com

Updated:
2015-02-06 05:30:20

Average rating:0

About a month ago I decided I needed a new keyboard for my desktop, with the primary reason being that the coating on the keys was starting to rub off. I definitely wanted a more rugged and longer lasting keyboard, so I looked into mechanical keyboards fo...

Windows lock key keeps you from exiting a game accidentally, and remembers last state, Rubber feet keep keyboard in place, Compact size, even with a numerical key pad included, Backlighting with 3 modes and 5 brightness levels...
Numerical key pad area takes some time to get used to, No software or macro keys, Please drop by the Bigbruin.com Forum and feel free to post any comments or questions...
Regarding the looks of the CM Storm Quick Fire TK mechanical keyboard, I am very impressed. The red back-lighting looks great and the three different modes you can choose is very unique. I really like the Windows Key lock feature and that it remembers the...

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technogog.com

Updated:
2015-02-06 05:31:00

Average rating:90

Cooler Master has recently introduced the CM Storm QuickFire TK mechanical keyboard which is a compact gaming keyboard with backlighting and a few other features. It's a mechanical keyboard but Cooler Master gives you a choice when it comes to what type o...

Very well made, Different levels and configurations of backlighting, Choice of Cherry switches to fit your preferences, Small and portable, Includes basic multimedia keys, Great for gaming...
Not the best keyboard for work uses, USB cable can pop out from back...
Overall the CM Storm QuickFire TK is an excellent gaming keyboard, I especially like the backlighting for gaming at night. The keyboard itself is very well made, it seems sturdy and should last for a long time. The keyboard is small so you can easily slip...

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overclock3d.net

Updated:
2015-02-06 05:32:15

Average rating:83

As we've often mentioned here at OC3D, the joy of typing on a mechanical keyboard is one of those things you need to experience to fully appreciate. It's like the boost you can get from installing a Solid State Drive. If you've only ever typed on the s...

Initially this reminds us a lot of the Ducky Channel we just reviewed a couple of weeks ago. It has Cherry Red switches, a detachable USB cable, and some fancy lighting trickery. Indeed it is very similar. In the same way that all modern family cars are a...

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techpowerup.com

Updated:
2015-02-06 05:32:28

Average rating:85

CM Storm's original Quick Fire gaming keyboard was an instant hit, and building upon that momentum CM Storm have now released a full sized gaming keyboard which adds a numpad and back lighting, compared to the ten-key-less original Quick Fire. The Quic...

Available with all current Cherry MX keys, Good price, Solid build quality, Lots of useful features, including media control keys, Performs excellent for prolonged gaming sessions, Looks good for a gaming keyboard...
Detachable cable hard to insert and remove, Only partial backlighting, No macro support...
The Quick Fire Pro is definitely a good gaming keyboard which offers many of the features seen on $120+ keyboards at only $100. The backlighting is only partial, but it works like it is supposed to, for normal gaming sessions. Like the other keyboards...

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gamingshogun.com

Updated:
2016-02-21 11:12:53

Average rating:0

Cooler Master has released a new gaming keyboard, the CM Storm Quickfire TK. Built for gamers needing to take a dependable keyboard with them for tournament play, the Quickfire TK features hard plastic and metal construction and small form factor. To meet...

the Cooler Master Storm Quickfire TK gaming keyboard is a compact, dependable, and rugged keyboard. It accomplishes everything it sets out to do and is available now at Cooler Master's CM Storm official website. It may not have a 16 million color back-l...

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