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Roccat ISKU+ Force FX Gaming Keyboard Review

Roccat ISKU+ Force FX Gaming Keyboard Review

Posted on July 14, 2017January 26, 2019 By Jarvis

Anyone considering a gaming keyboard in 2017 is faced with a myriad of brands with a myriad of different mechanical switches. The market is full of options. One thing the market is not full of are gaming keyboards with traditional rubber domes. Roccat have a fully specced gamer oriented keyboard with just that.

The Roccat ISKU+ Force FX Gaming Keyboard is one of the few non mechanical gaming keyboards, making it a very interesting keyboard to examine. It offers pressure sensitive keys that in our experience, turned out to be very useful indeed. Read on to find out what we think of this lovely looking keyboard.
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