ROCCAT Vulcan 122 Mechanical PC Tactile Gaming Keyboard, Titan Switch, AIMO RGB Backlit Lighting Per Key, Detachable Palm/Wrist Rest, Anodized Aluminum Top Plate, Full Size, White/Silver

Had this keyboard for a few months and I really like it, no peeling of key caps or any issues some people have gotten. Been using it daily and so far have had a great experience. Roccat has come a long fixing software issues, which I had at first, but after updating windows I have had zero issues with the software. Over all a great keyboard. Update bought on April 19, 2020 I have had 0 issues with software or key caps chipping, use it 6-8 hours daily. I have modified it for a removable usb c cable, so warranty is not available.

So you get the full picture, since 2015 I have been using an MK710 for all my computing needs. But the reality is, in that timeframe, keyboard tech has made leaps and bounds forward in terms of comfort, usability, and features. After months of research, I settled on the Roccat Vulcan 122. While I previously considered staying within the Logitech ecosystem, the reality is their keyboard dont have the best reputation when it comes to mechanical keys. So I decided to branch out. The Vulcan ended up meeting all of my needs both in terms of functionality and style. Ultimately, the feel of these keys was exactly what I felt was always missing with the MK710. While the MK710 was comfortable enough to type on, it wasnt satisfying to type on for extended periods. The build quality of the Roccat over other similarly priced keyboards is phenomenal. Getting an aluminum plate over simple plastic is almost unheard of in this price-range, particularly for a full-sized keyboard. The LED lighting is easy to adjust and, thanks to each key have its own LED, evenly lit across the board. Its also extremely easy to clean, which was a constant struggle with the MK710. I could go on about its comfort and overall design, but that is more subjective than anything else. For me, the low-profile nature of the keyboard is fantastic. I also consider the design to be attractive without being garish or too gamer-y feeling. Even without any lighting effects on, the design comes off as sleek and modern. Overall, I am extremely pleased with the keyboard. I dont know if it will match the longevity of the MK710 (which is still technically going strong), but given then build quality, I certainly hope it does.

This keyboard has changed my switch preference from linear to tactile. I use it for both gaming and working and I was worried about both the tactile switches, the key distancing, and the low profile key caps. Turns out I had nothing to worry about. Its a great keyboard to type on. I had no issues with the key distancing and can actually type better on this keyboard vs my previous linear switch keyboards. I originally bought it for its looks, which dont disappoint. The RGB really stands out and I love how the light reflects off the edges of the keycaps. The software is fine. It wants to update every other day but it does the job. At least it doesnt suck up constant CPU like iCUE. Overall Im very happy with this keyboard. I have not had any issues with the lettering peeling off on the keycaps. Sounds like there was a bad batch that went out a while back but has since been fixed. Would recommend!

This keyboard feels great. Those Titan switches are the real highlight here you can really tell that travel distance is shorter than normal. My favorite keyboard Ive ever owned colors are phenomenal. Also the little wrist rest is a nice extra touch. Worth the price!

Very nice design for a gaming keyboard. Its sturdy and comfortable to use.

The reviews are true. Read them very closely. The paint on the keycaps will eventually peel and as far as I know there is no way of getting replacements. I love the design of the keyboard and the Titan switches feel buttery smooth but just the bad design of the keycaps was enough to drop the rating on this one. You can replace the keycaps with a generic pbt keycap but that would ruin the look of the board. Sorry Roccat but this one was a flop

I dont like this keyboard. Its light and feels cheap. The base is made of plastic with an aluminum-looking sheet on the top. It looks nice in pictures, but when you behold it in person, it looks and feels cheap. The bezel is also too big to be aesthetically pleasing. I do like the raised keycaps on their transparent bases, though. Its like nothing Ive seen before. The font on the keys is also very nice and not offensively a gamer font. Another bad thing about this keyboard is that there are no explanations about what the extra functions do -- not even on the Roccat-website. The software needed to control the RGB-lighting is not very intuitive. To disable the lighting without needing the application to be running on your computer, I had to go through trial and error, and even then, you cant disable all the lights. I would have been happy with all these shortcomings if the price was about seventy-nine United States dollars and ninety-five United States cents, but its priced at a misleading premium.

I have reviewed most of the keyboards on the market. And I found this one using an image search. I liked her immediately. A design with such thin raised keys is simply the best! Backlight fire! I was afraid that the keys would start to wear off, this did not happen for me. I had another problem which is in the screenshot. Generally satisfied. I also bought a mouse pad, which I am also fully satisfied with.

Nice keyboard, lights are bright and lots of cool options for light movement

first time owning a roccat product but not the first time ive used one. this is certainly a nicer keyboard then the corsair Strafe II i had prior. the software is also very neat although Roccats swarm isnt as customizable as Corsairs Icue it definitely is a lot less resource intensive then Icue is, nor is it as prone to bugging out and crashing like Icue. The keycaps feel very nice and smooth and im glad i went with Brown switches again.