I will give you guys a very honest review...I have this keyboard and i have been using it for 3 years now for gaming and typing. The switches are very good and extremely smooth. Although the stabilizers are not so good. The spacebar does not thock at all and is very rattlly because of the stabilizers. It is not hotswappable which is a very big disappointment to me because some of my switches are malfunctioning and do not register a press in random times which can be really ANNOYING when you are typinging. But overall you get a quality keyboard that does the job, but for the price you can find better.
This thing is legit for a budget board. The Titan linear switches are cherry Mx red with the same specs. And the key caps one would want to switch out for steel series, Razer or anything other pudding PBT caps available
Keyboards are like consumer goods to me; I must go through up to 3-4 of them a year. The Pyro is, by far, the hardiest fully mechanical keyboard I've ever had (Corsair K90 wins the hybrid mechanical category). It just wouldn't give up. Ended up with just the space bar keycap tearing up. So I found a spare that fit and on it went, until the same thing happened again, also the space bar. Had no more spares, so I'm looking at maybe buying a second Pyro so I have lots of spares. Not all Roccat's are as good though. The Vulcan optical has flat, flimsy keycaps - one broke in half and left the plug in the actual switch, making it impossible to fix since switches are soldered.
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I will give you guys a very honest review...I have this keyboard and i have been using it for 3 years now for gaming and typing. The switches are very good and extremely smooth. Although the stabilizers are not so good. The spacebar does not thock at all and is very rattlly because of the stabilizers. It is not hotswappable which is a very big disappointment to me because some of my switches are malfunctioning and do not register a press in random times which can be really ANNOYING when you are typinging. But overall you get a quality keyboard that does the job, but for the price you can find better.
This thing is legit for a budget board. The Titan linear switches are cherry Mx red with the same specs. And the key caps one would want to switch out for steel series, Razer or anything other pudding PBT caps available
Any products in specific you guys are interested in me reviewing?
i know it's not in stock currently but pulsar x2
@Theofanis Iliopoulos Good suggestion!
@@augustinjean4986 I'll have to try and get it :)
Vertical mice
Keyboards are like consumer goods to me; I must go through up to 3-4 of them a year. The Pyro is, by far, the hardiest fully mechanical keyboard I've ever had (Corsair K90 wins the hybrid mechanical category). It just wouldn't give up. Ended up with just the space bar keycap tearing up.
So I found a spare that fit and on it went, until the same thing happened again, also the space bar. Had no more spares, so I'm looking at maybe buying a second Pyro so I have lots of spares. Not all Roccat's are as good though. The Vulcan optical has flat, flimsy keycaps - one broke in half and left the plug in the actual switch, making it impossible to fix since switches are soldered.
are the switches hot-swappable by chance? I can't find an answer to that anywhere.
No they aren’t.