The exterior features the same “soft touch” rubberized surface carried over from the CM Storm gaming mice. Our review sample was the standard version so we’ll start off with an overall look. Regardless of the type of switches, they are all rated for over 50 million keystrokes. Moving onto the QuickFire Rapid itself there are two flavours available the standard silver version that could ship with either black, brown or blue CHERRY MX switches depending on the region and the Red Switch version, which features exactly that along with an all black exterior. That may or may not be a valid point and by the end of this review we hope to find the answer either way with this particular keyboard. There are even some who say that mechanical keyboards are meant more for typing than for gaming. Often, users who are on the hunt for a new keyboard might think that mechanical keyboards are too expensive or have heard from others that they are too noisy for everyday use and pass them by. Mechanical keyboards tend to be a bit of a niche item in today’s market where they seem to be few and far between. Up until now the keyboard market has remained untouched but the CM Storm portfolio is being expanded with the launch of the QuickFire Rapid mechanical gaming keyboard. It’s something that we see more and more everyday and that’s exactly where we are again with this review.Ĭooler Master, which has been a case manufacturing juggernaut for as long as I can remember, has released several successful and well performing models of gaming mice and most recently a gaming headset under its CM Storm brand. I’ve started off many peripheral reviews with a little spiel about how companies who have established themselves in one market are branching out into others.
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