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CM Storm Quick Fire XTi Gaming Keyboard Review
The Package & Closer Examination »Introduction
CM Storm is known for their high quality gaming peripherals. On the keyboard scene, their Quick Fire line-up is one of the broadest in terms of features. The Quick Fire XTi we will be taking a look at today uses Cherry MX Brown keys and features a back-lighting system that allows you to pick between a large number of colors. Priced at $135, it is one of the cheaper keyboards with multi-colored back lighting around.
Specifications
- Full NKRO
- 1000 Hz polling rate
- Media keys
- Driverless
- 1.5m braided cable
- Available with Blue, Brown, or Red Cherry MX switches
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