Cooler Master SK651

The Cooler Master SK621 heralds in their first truly portable keyboard lineup. Using Cherry's MX Low Profile switches paired with Bluetooth/wired connectivity, a bezel-less and low-profile case, and a 60% form factor design, this sub-0.5 kg keyboard wants to be a part of your typing life wherever you go. Oh, and there is RGB lighting, too!

Cooler Master’s tiny (60%) is as travel-friendly as mechanicals get. But its layout will take some getting used to.

The Cooler Master SK621 is a compact mechanical keyboard with an incredible feature set at an even better price point.

Over the summer, I was hanging out at McDonald's at night with a group of friends when one of them asked me, in a not exactly quiet voice, if two people in our group were dating. I do not believe the guy heard what my friend said, but the girl certainly did as she turned around and gave me a death glare. I am pretty good friends with her, and I think the death glare was more than enough to communicate some message. Therefore, I looked back at my friend who asked the question and just laughed. "Do you think she has a boyfriend?" Just to clarify, the two of them were not dating or even interested in each other, and I also got a solid punch on my arm from the girl as a result of that response. I probably could have just answered no, but either way, my message was accurately communicated. It seemed the girl wanted me to clarify that her and the guy were not dating without me poking fun at her, but can we really have the best of both worlds all the time? Over the years, we have reviewed many mechanical keyboards here at APH Networks, which ranges from large feature-loaded keyboards with an optional display like the Corsair K95 RGB Platinum XT to budget compact models like the Kitcom NK60T. But what if you want a premium mechanical that is both minimum in size and maximum in features? Cooler Master has a lineup for you. The SK-series has been well-received on this website since 2019 with its low-profile design and feature-loaded models. Today, we have yet another model from the lineup, the SK653. The SK653 is a full-size version of the SK622 that features TTC KS32 switches and standard low-profile keycaps. Will it be a worthy successor to the SK650? Read on to find out!