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Minimalist design; Stealthy styling; Compact size; Great build quality; Good price
No numpad; No wrist rest; Lack of advanced features such as profiles
If you want a keyboard with few frills, a minimalist design, and stealthy styling without costing a fortune, then this one is a great option. Discuss in the Forum...
Abstract: Today we are taking a look at the CM (Cooler Master Storm QuickFire Stealth. The Stealth is one of the latest in Cooler Master’s mechanical keyboard line. For this review, we will be trying out a new format that will be significantly different from o...
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Published: 2013-07-12, Author: Brian , review by: pcmag.com
Abstract: Combine a back-to-basics aesthetic with a compact travel-friendly design, and you've got the Cooler Master Quick Fire Stealth( at Amazon). This compact gaming keyboard eschews the extra buttons and software seen on any gaming keyboards, and focuses instea...
Abstract: These days when it comes to keyboards there isn't much in the way of new innovation. You can opt for a mechanical keyboard, throw in some extra macro keys and change up the color scheme but there's not much else you can do, right? Cooler Master is about t...
CM Storm has been making accessories for gaming for quite some time now and one thing that has remained consistent is that their designs are durable. The CM Storm QuickFire Stealth keyboard fits perfectly with their reputation and product line. The Stea...
It's a bit difficult to rate the CM Storm QuickFire Stealth after some thorough testing with the unit. In keeping with other CM Storm products, the Stealth arrives with the expected high build quality, NKRO capability, and outstanding features such as mod...
Mechanical options – Greens, Blues, Reds, Browns, Stealthy appearance (touch typers unite!), Durable enough to beat zombies with (Editor's Note: Video evidence, please!), Hidden key labels help you cheat when you need help finding a key, Clicky keys are A
No number pad – though this keeps it small (pro and con really), Clicky keys are loud.
In the end, after using the CM Stealth for over a week, I'm still using it at my desk. Its predecessor, the Trigger, which held the longest term at my desk, is just waiting for its turn back at home. If you know me well, or at least have read a few keyboa...
