MSI Strike 600 Silent Gaming Keyboard Review

The PC component and the MSI peripheral manufacturer have the reputation that it is a credible name in terms of quality PC playing products and content creation, and the latest line of mechanical keyboards the company's goal is to provide comfort and top-poli function at a more suitable consumer. The Strike 600 Silent Gaming Keyboard is one of the MSI cable options from its mechanical keyboard line and stands behind the arm to the shoulder with more expensive devices and adds flawless performance in different applications.

After I spent several days launching a strike 600 through my steps, I can confidently say that it holds everything you can throw, and it is incredibly easy to set up and adapt, which is a strong reason to replace my second keyboard on my playing a PC as my primary device. Although it is sold as a gaming keyboard and contains some custom functions that satisfy its use in this area, my experience with the device has shown that the tasks that do not play, related to content, productivity and writing that all work equally well on a strike of 600. This full-size cable keyboard offers a surprisingly convenient and tactile writing experience, supported by its suitably robust target-and quiet-Kalih Midnight for Mechanical Switchs.

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After the elegant MSI Strike 600 package, it is immediately clear how the quality of the keyboard itself is after it picked it up and removed it from the protective sleeve. The general rule for mechanical keyboards is that they should have a certain increase for them, because heavier keyboards tend to indicate components of better quality, while the opposite also generally applies. The Strike 600 feels incredibly solid, as if it were built to endure, and has a similar feeling and density to some other mechanical keyboards I have used over the years, of which 600.

It is also worth noting that the static look of the keyboard is something to be seen. Before the device itself is connected and on, the MSI Strike 600 is equipped with an elegant, metallic gray aluminum aluminum case with a fine, laser “MSI” rather than the logo of the company's signature and similarly attractive Matte Black MSI Octagonal Keycaps. Some keyboards designed for playing are often as apparent as such, but you have been forgiven, provided the Strike 600 is just a nice, professional high -quality keyboard without gaming functions or RGB when it is first outside the box and sits on the table and sits on the table.

After connecting the 600 strike and turning on my computer, the setting was incredibly simple and trouble -free and the RGB on the RGB surprised me how clear and saturated. I decided to put on the installation of any recommended software to save for the MSI center, a primary means of controlling the RGB keyboard and setting your own profiles and downloading all the necessary drivers. But as someone with ASUS motherboard I use a armory box to control and synchronize all my RGB devices on my own gradient and was an absolutely smooth and trouble -free process integrating a strike of 600 into this repertoire, which eventually made the MSI center with an excess piece of software with the exception of driver updates Three customizable user profiles.

Completing the visual adaptation and discovering the RGB on -board controls offered by the Strike 600 was only the first steps, because any good mechanical keyboard must be performed by a number of tasks before it can be assessed. Although I usually attract to the mechanical keyboard with clicks, blue switches, I was surprised how satisfactory it was to write on a strike of 600 Midnight Kalih for Silent Tactile Switchs, not to mention how quieter it was. The Strike 600 charges as a high -quality but quiet mechanical keyboard and is probably the first to use to hit the ideal balance between noise considerations and a satisfactory feeling for someone who calculates the Gateron Blue and Kalih, among them the popular mechanical switches . The keyboard legs under the Strike 600 have only added satisfaction and the comfort of writing to the device, especially when they paired with its ergonomic keys.

But even if it is possible to use the MSI Strike 600 as a traditional keyboard for standard productivity tasks, its main use is for playing, and that is where the device really shines. Incorporation of Hybrid 6+N Key overturning has proven to be instant highlighting my standard keyboard while playing games as The way of exile 2 or Stalker 2 -If the keyboard makes many heavy lifting for different features in the game-eliminating the potential for ghosting when trying to make more tasks and sequences of a number of inputs. Combined with a quick access key for the profile of the keyboard gaming mode, the MSI Strike 600 is a quiet and sensitive peripheral peripheral that provides everything you need for different game genres without being disturbed by someone around.

It is worth noting that the Strike 600 does not completely give up the need for adjustments and adaptation (especially if you accidentally use another RGB controller other than the MSI center), but the ease with which these adjustments can be highlighted as a high -quality peripheral that offers surprising the amount of customization for significantly reduced costs. Writing and playing on a mechanical keyboard is one of those things that after trying it is impossible to return, but usually also requires a significant investment. The MSI Strike 600 is a gaming keyboard that also doubles it as an incredibly sensitive and satisfactory writing device, and it is suitable for consumers that are suitable for a price that places it as an excellent option to enter MID that leaves other competitors budget in dust.