Testseek.co.uk have collected 41 expert reviews of the Cooler Master CM Storm QuickFire XT and the average rating is 83%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Cooler Master CM Storm QuickFire XT.
June 2014
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Great build quality
Choice of Cherry switches (availability of each depends on region)
Great build quality, Choice of Cherry switches (availability of each depends on region), Macro features, Removable key caps, Accurate performance, Nice aesthetics, Ideal for eSports / Tournaments, Competitive price
No separate / dedicated macro keys, MX Blue switches are loud, eTeknix says:
“For around this price you'll struggle to find anything better, the build quality is superb, there is a good selection of switch types and the price tag makes it great value for money; the Quick Fire XT is easily one of the best value for money mechanica...
With no extra features of software there's little else left to say about the QuickFire XT. It's well built, handles nicely and is as small as it realistically could be with 105 keys. The option to choose between five switch types is excellent too, and the...
Published: 2014-01-22, Author: Dave , review by: daveplays.co.uk
Abstract: I always enjoy reviewing mechanical keyboards, and I was extremely happy when Cooler Master sent me the Quickfire XT to review as I am in the process of currently changing work keyboards and am a bit undecided on what to purchase as a replacement. The Qui...
Published: 2016-04-25, Author: Vincent , review by: Bjorn3d.com
Not every PC user wants a transformer looking keyboard on their desk, that being said just about every PC user can revel in the joy of clicking and clacking away with the legendary Cherry MX switches. This is where the Quickfire XT comes in to fill that n...
Extremely comfortable, Your choice of Cherry MX key switches, Cherry MX green switches on specific keys, Detachable USB cable
No lights, No software
When it comes to comfort the QuickFire XT was not very hard to get used to since I was using the Cougar 600K. Now if this is your first mechanical keyboard you it will take a bit to get used to, but once you are accustomed to it, it will definitely be an...
Abstract: Mechanical keyboard are conceptual way of going back to the past, in time before we've had shallow buttons, notebooks, membrane, macro buttons and much more. Just remember the older computers with massive keyboards which had a “telephone” cable, when ever...
Our time with the Cooler Master CM Storm QuickFire XT was a very good experience. Cooler Master's tech support team was one of the best we have ever encountered. The product has an excellent build quality and we very much like the fact that it has a low p...
The eight month wait after getting my hands on the Quickfire XT at CES was well worth the wait. I love the clean styling that Cooler Master went with. They managed that by removing most of the branding all over the keyboard and then coating the entire k...
When you're looking at a keyboard with the Cherry MX keys, you already know that the keys themselves are going to behave in a certain way. The keys are all made by the same manufacturer so when comparing two different keyboards with Cherry MX Blue keys,...
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Published: 2013-08-28, Author: Al , review by: modders-inc.com
Full Mechanical Cherry MX keys (maintainable), Solidly Built and 2.43 lbs, Heavy Duty Materials and Coatings, Replaceable High Density sleeved USB cable, Key cap coating gives excellent NonSlip feel, Font is a Nontypical High Tech style, Choice of Cherry
The 2.43 lbs. might have a heavy feel for some people.
It's solid performance, comfort (I've been using this for over a month now), easy to handle, set-up and change. Tactical sense and reaction. High quality coating, laser painted keys, steel base, hard and very solid frame.The CM Storm QuickFire XT is every...
