Cooler Master Storm Trigger

Zitat: Pro: + Well-built keyboard to endure the zombies. + Green switches really add to the feel of any game, work, or email. + Nice backlighting (despite my distaste for the red color). + New life brought to the keyboard with the green switch type. Contra: - Little loud if you aren´t used to mechanicals. - Heavier weight of the switch may make you weaklings tired for a week or so. In conclusion, I really liked this keyboard. I loved it the first time I reviewed it, besides the red LEDs, and I think I love it even a little more with the green switches. Although the greens were a little different to get used to compared to the other switches I´ve used in the past, I do think they are my new favorite switch type. They are a little more aggressive and if we break down the different feels I think you´ll understand it a bit more. First off, the green switch is a tactile switch, meaning it actually has a tactile bump down through the key press, which in turn is actually both felt and audible to the user. The greens also have a high actuation force of 80g compared to the browns at 55 and the blues at 60. Compared to the browns, they are by far a lot heavier and clickier. The greens are much stronger and not so gentle. Compared to blues, the greens are actually seemingly quieter. Perhaps it is the actual key cap in this case being quieter, but the actual spring itself seems a lot quieter as well – it isn´t quite the annoying type, type, type, sound that I got from blues. Reds and blacks are hard to compare fairly here as they both are linear switches; they don´t have the bump click and are entirely different on their own. Overall I really like the new green switches. The CM Storm Trigger is still the beast of a keyboard it was, but I´d highly recommend the change in switches . The greens aren´t for everyone, but if you like a really aggressive feel to both your typing and gaming, this is the keyboard for you.

Zitat: MSreco_highend The CM Storm Trigger mechanical keyboard from Cooler Master does not fail to impress; the product comes in versions with different Cherry MX switches like Blue, Black, Brown or Red and features red LED backlight, which is customizable in a number of ways. For Macros we have a total of 5 keys available on the left side and even if the keyboard does not come with a Windows key, we can remap anytime its replacement with the Windows key function, by using the Trigger software from the website. The keyboard comes with a rugged, military look and the top side features a combination between grey and rubberized plastic surfaces. The keyboard cable is fully removable for easy transport to LAN parties (would have been nice though to see an included carry case as the last TTeSports keyboard we have reviewed), and two additional USB 2.0 ports for plugging in low-powered devices. If we need to use the ports for plugging in any other devices, we will also have to supply additional power to the keyboard via the DC-IN 5V port. From our past experience, we have seen that both Red and Black switches are very good for gaming, which is the main purpose of this product, the main difference between the two switches being that the Black has more resistance. If you will also get the keyboard for heavy office tasks and a lot of typing, it might not hurt looking upon the version with Black Cherry MX switches. The keyboard software is easy to install, but it takes a little more space on the drive than intended, basically because the devs chose to use ".bmp" format for the GUI textures and not a more compact, compressed format. Hopefully, a revised software version will fix this, but that does not mean that the application performance or functionality is affected in any way.

Zitat: Die Zahlentasten sind umgekehrt bedruckt, um ihre Primärfunktion hervorzuheben. CM Storm stellt ein über 100 MByte großes Konfigurationsprogramm zum Download bereit. Nach dessen Installation fungieren beide Storm-Tasten als Windows-Tasten. Die Standardbelegung lässt sich nicht anpassen.

Zitat: + Ausstattung + Tasten-Druckpunkt/-Anschlag + Ergonomie

Zitat: Pros: Excellent keys and key sound + Backlit + Macros Cons: Spongy modifier keys The CMStorm Trigger keyboard by Coolermaster is based on mechanical switches (Cherry MX Blue in this case). It´s solidly built, comfortable to use, offers useful macros and backlighting and it looks quite good, too. It´s worth considering if you´re an avid gamer.