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With Roccat Swarm, you can assign a key noise to play every time you press a key, including 2 “pewpew” variants, typewriter noises, clicks, or (probably the best) NONE at all. However, I’m not sure bringing back the ability to make the keyboard noisier was something we wanted.

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Roccat’s SWARM driver software has always been some of the most feature-loaded software in the industry. This would have made the entire right-hand side of the keyboard usable as a block of macro keys. Having to use the cluster above the arrow keys is less convenient.Īlso, I find it odd that the Roccat Swarm software doesn’t enable you to assign macros to any key on the keyboard, which you can do with Razer’s Blackwidow keyboards and their Synapse software. Generally speaking the left-side of the keyboard (near the W-A-S-D cluster) is the best place for dedicated macro keys, where they can be quickly accessed in the heat of battle for fast-paced games. Using a game mode toggle is a clever solution to providing dedicated macro keys without increasing the keyboard’s footprint. (Many keyboards offer this feature, but it’s rarely well implemented and results in loose, uncooperative cables.) They hold the cable securely in pace so you can route it up the middle or out the left or right side. The cable channels underneath the Suora F/X are actually some of the best I’ve seen. The additional media controls (mute/ volume control) aren’t quite nice convenient as the roller used on Logitech and Corsair keyboards, but at least they get the job done without having to press a FN+Function key (as on the Razer Blackwidow) or programming a macro and assigning it to another key. Note that durability and reliability of the keystrokes and LED’s isn’t something I can really test within a couple weeks of using the keyboard.

Advanced anti-ghosting with N-key rolloverįor pure typing and gaming, the Suora F/X performs as expected, which is to say as good as virtually any mechanical gaming keyboard based on Cherry MX Brown switches (or their equivalents).

Available in TTC Brown or Blue switches.

Other features for the Suora F/X are fairly standard for mechanical keyboards, and include the following:

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The Game Mode button also disables the Windows Key. Pressing the Game Mode button toggles the block into macro keys (M1-M6), to which you can assign macros recorded in the Roccat Swarm software. Insert, Delete, Home, End, Page Up, and Page Down). The Suora F/X also provides semi-dedicated programmable macro keys by adding a ‘gaming mode’ to the block of keys above the arrow keys (i.e. In addition, the Roccat’s driver software is intuitive and feature rich, easily on par with similar software form big league competitors such as Razer, Logitech, and SteelSeries-although the current UI could be streamlined and improved a bit (more on that later). Key differentiating features for the Roccat Suora F/X can be summed up as follows: It’s a little more compact than full-size keyboaads, and it adds a row of dedicated keys just above the number pad: Mute, Volume Up/Down, and a Game Mode button. The Suroa F/X review unit came with Cherry MX Brown switches, which generally speaking are my second favorite switch type. The Suora uses Cherry MX “brown-like” switches by TTC that are moderately noisy but don’t “click” when they are pressed. If you’re not familiar with the switch types, know that both Cherry MX Brown and Blue switches both provide a firm, tactile feel.

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Sooper Sekrit Smite Code March 17 2017: APFD572799DF70214 Both are common and popular switches for mechanical gaming keyboards. The Suora F/X comes is available in two different models: one based on Cherry MX Brown mechanical switches, and the other based on Cherry MX Blue mechanical switches. Suora F/X Feature highlights and specifications Although many Roccat gaming keyboards have a very large desktop footprint the Suora F/X is relatively minimalist. The Roccat Suora F/X is a “frameless” mechanical RGB keyboard, which is to say it’s relatively compact but not a tenkey-less model. The Roccat Suora F/X is a solid mechanical keyboard with a boatload of features in its driver software-including an arguably questionable feature that has scarcely been seen since 1995. Regardless, the Suora F/X easily holds its own against the competition.