Cooler Master MK750

The new flagship from Cooler Master boasts even more RGB and a lovely memory foam wrist rest.

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

Cooler Master wants to join the $150 keyboard market with the MasterKeys MK750. It is a full-size keyboard featuring genuine Cherry MX RGB switches, and to sweeten the deal, Cooler Master has thrown in nearly every feature possible, including a removable USB Type-C cable, magnetic PU leather wrist rest, and more.

The Cooler Master MasterKeys MK750 is a solid, pricey keyboard with excellent Cherry MX switches and a sober, yet RGB-bedecked, look. We'd like to see some software improvements, and a price drop.

The Masterkeys MK750 is the perfect way for many mechanical keyboard users to get exactly what they want.

With so many options in the keyboard and peripheral market, manufacturers are having to come up with cunning ways of setting theirs apart from the rest. How does the Cooler Master MK750 fare in this cut-throat market?

The MK750 is the new king of keyboards from the Cooler Master MasterKeys family. Today Dave gives us his opinion after some hands-on time with it.

The Cooler Master MasterKeys MK750 has quickly become one of my favourite keyboards. If you’re looking for a premium keyboard that is minimalist, solid, well-built and comes with the extra bells and whistles that many modern mechanicals forego, look out for the MK750. It is a little pricey, but well within the realm of what you’d expect to pay for an exceptional mechanical keyboard.