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Corsair STRAFE RGB MK.2 Review

Posted on September 22, 2018August 7, 2019 By Jarvis

Corsair STRAFE RGB MK.2: Detailed Review

Mechanical keyboards are a great investment. Not only do they last you a decade, but they also provide a satisfying typing experience as well. However, they can get really loud depending on the switch type and seem unpleasant for some. To prevent the extra noise, you can either install O-rings over the key switch stems. This is usually a solution for later when you discover that the loud noise is becoming a nuisance for you. However, if you’re planning on buying a mechanical keyboard then you should probably think this through. O-rings will cost a grand or two and then you’d have to manually install them on the switches. In order to completely avoid this extra step, you could go for silent mechanical switches instead. This is where the Cherry MX Silent switches come in. Although this isn’t a new switch, it was initially launched as a Corsair exclusive for a limited time with the Corsair STRAFE RGB. A design overhaul of the STRAFE series of keyboards from the company was long overdue.
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