Turtle BeachVulcan II Max – Optical-Mechanical PC Gaming Keyboard, Customizable RGB Illuminated Keys and Palm Rest, Smart Keys, Titan II Smooth Linear Switches, 200M Keystroke Durability – Black

I never thought I’d spend this much on a keyboard—but I type for about 12 hours a day, and I started experiencing wrist soreness. I tried using a wrist pad, which helped a little, but I eventually realized the issue might be with the keys themselves. I wanted something that required less pressure to type and was also quiet, since I really dislike loud typing noises.After doing some research, I found this keyboard, and it checked all the boxes. It does make some noise, but it’s a soft, pleasant sound. Typing feels gentle and smooth. Some reviews mentioned the "squishy" feel of the keys, and that’s true—they take a little getting used to. During the first week, I made a lot of typos, possibly because of the key height, but things improved significantly with time.Overall, I gave this keyboard 5 stars because it helped relieve my wrist pain. The lighting feature is just a fun bonus!

I didn't think I was going to like a silent keyboard. Had the razor black widow v2 before this. I like the turtle beach more. Hand navigates easily. It looks super nice as well.

It's my first time using magnetic switch. I'm still learning how to configure the functionality, but so far the experience has been pleasant. The keyboard stroke is super smooth and reaction is nimble.

Works great. Been using for months with no issues. Lighting is responsive and able to be turned off or down. Does take 2 usb ports to harness all its power, but as long as you do not try to plug it into a usb hub it will be fine....

Overall, I like this keyboard. I've had many different brands and ranging from membrane to mechanical and ergonomic to mini. While my preference would be ergonomic, I could find nothing of value or quality available.Keypresses on this keyboard are really nice for what I was expecting. Not loud, not squishy and not forceful. I've had no issues with bad inputs or any other faults. Only real issue is adapting to the feel a bit as it's slightly different from my previous that I had for over 2y.If I had to name one dislike, it is the lack on on-board memory to store a profile. If you customize the color layout so its a bit more practical and not such a glitzy light show, you have to run their software all the time. Software not running == no customized light setup. That's rather poor design as even my little mouse has enough smarts in it that I don't have to have yet another company's proprietary software running in my tray.Considering the price and performance, I'm happy with the purchase and hopeful I get several years out of it.

I mostly just didn't love the feeling of the switches on this one. It worked perfectly fine, had no problems connecting to my computer, I just didn't like how the switches felt. They were just a bit too squishy but also too resistant at the same time. It was very strange. I wish they'd use the same switches that they use in the TKL Pro version because then it'd be amazing.Wasn't super large compared to other standard sized keyboards and the wrist rest was quite comfortable for me so that was nice. Overall it's not a bad keyboard, I just didn't love how it felt to type on it and since that's what I'd be using it for 8 hours a day, it's kind of a deal breaker.

This keyboard is really a game changer. It sounds fantastic, every keystroke is a buttery smooth thock sound without any squeaking, rattling, or pinging. The key stabilization is very good and the spacebar sounds great. When I am playing games I set it to 1.2 MM actuation point with rapid trigger on WASD + CTRL + SPACE and it certainly gives a faster and more accurate input. It is truly a noticeable difference that gives a distinct competitive advantage. This keyboard is also great for typing. I can set a 3.0 MM actuation point for typing which eliminates unintended key presses and makes typing far more accurate and comfortable. The true advantage to this new analog switch technology is that you can customize the actuation point on the fly with different modes and never have to compromise one way or the other. Also, it has a high-quality tactile volume knob, and user friendly function keys spread out on the keyboard which make it so easy to use. I also used the controller emulator and it offers true analog input functionality. This keyboard comes in about $100-$150 less than competing options, and yet it provides one of the best gaming and typing experiences you can get.One thing to consider is that this device is not built like a custom keyboard. However, I have found no problem with the construction of the key switches, stabilizers, and top plate. The floating switch design certainly presents a unique look and experience. I am just surprised how satisfying it sounds despite the unique design. It is very minimalist, and well engineered.

Love this keyboard. The keys on much better than the gen 1 with a smoother stroke and better tactile feel. I really liked the gen 1 but this is such a good iteration I could not recommend it more.