Cooler Master MK730

Cooler Master has released a whole stack of new peripherals over the last year, refreshing its lineu

The Cooler Master MK series is a step backwards from their previous offerings

The Cooler Master MK730 is an excellent TenKeyLess (TKL) gaming keyboard with good extra features. It has full RGB backlighting with individually-lit keys and al...

I was recently at a scary locked room with a few of my friends, trying to escape as fast as possible. If you do not know what a locked room is, it is pretty much what it sounds like. You and your group are locked in a room and your goal is to escape within a certain time period, which is usually around sixty minutes. Using clues found around the room, you can unlock different locks and solve different puzzles to get further in the journey of getting out. As this was a horror-based one, it came to no surprise there would be jumpscares involved. I am not generally the best in scary situations, but I think I can generally hold my ground. However, two of my friends were a lot more easily frightened. What was strange was the fact that they were the only two people who ever saw the jump scares, while everyone else did not react. It was only after they screamed and shouted, we all turned and look at them with question marks. They would point at what they saw and say there was something there. When Cooler Master sent us a bunch of different keyboards, it seemed like all of them were tenkeyless ones. With so many in our offices, I think it is fair that Cooler Master wants to take the 80% keyboard market by storm and grab the attention from everyone else. While this launch hopefully will not scare you, is the Cooler Master MK730 a compelling keyboard and worth giving our attention to? Read on to find out!