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Cooler Master - QuickFire Rapid-i Wired Standard Keyboard

( 4.5 Average / 8 Ratings )

Specifications

Manufacturer

Cooler Master

Model

QuickFire Rapid-i

Part #

SGK-4040-GKCM1-US

Design Style

Standard

Color

Black/White

Type

Wired

Backlit

Yes

Mechanical

Yes

Switch Type

Cherry MX Brown

Includes Mouse

No

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Directron $140.98 $140.98+
Amazon $149.99 Free two-day shipping with Amazon Prime In stock $149.99
( 3 new from $149.99, 1 used from $119.99. Last updated 13 minutes ago. )
PCM $151.99 +$15.33 s/h $167.32
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Reviews

Pogapog 16 points 18 months ago
from completed build Contrast Zone

So I had this keyboard for about 6 months, and many LEDs went out, this is a problem across what seems to be almost all of these keyboards, so if you are buying this you should expect it, it is a shame as otherwise this is a really nice keyboard.

EsxPaul 16 points 15 months ago
from completed build Krait 440

I'm very pleased with this keyboard. It weighs a fair amount and the build quality is fantastic, surpassing my expectations. I'm sure you could knock down walls with it should you choose!

No RGB lighting but I wanted something that would be in keeping with the Black/White theme so it serves the purpose intended really well.

mr_pepper 22 points 13 months ago

Love the design. Backlighting is super bright on max setting. I have it at the lowest setting at all times. The Scroll Lock and Caps Lock keys don't glow unless turned on. They are not affected by user set lighting level. They glow at max brightness. The Print Screen key never glows unless you use it to lock the Windows Key. It also glows at max brightness. Would be nice if the lock keys would glow at set user level and only go full bright or pulse or something when used. Some of the bigger keys feel a bit cheap, took a star off for that. The keyboard is pretty heavy. Feels solid.

oMerkava 4 points 12 months ago
from completed build Low Key

Got this for 80$. Can't beat it. Rubberized body, ABS keycaps with attractive font. Cherry switches, 5 dim settings and multiple illumination modes. No key rollover. 1000hz polling rate, braided cable. Isn't flashy like other "gaming" keyboards.

SilentM 1 point 10 months ago
from completed build First Build Workstation

I love this board. Looks nice and simple, with the lights on AND off. LED lights are bright. All keys light up except for CAPSlock, Print Screen and the Scroll lock. It also has four light modes and an option to program what keys you want to keep lit, so that's pretty cool. Has a rubbery texture that feels really nice. It's pretty heavy but feels very sturdy.

FabreMullet 12 points 1 month ago

Cherry MX Brown switches. This is my second QFR-i, after sending in the first for several dead LEDs. Unfortunately this replacement suffered a single dead LED. I've read Cooler Master has fixed this issue in current models, but it's still a bummer. Great keyboard otherwise, especially if you're looking for a TKL and like classic white LEDs.