That does not completely take away from the Rapid-i and its optional functionality either.
CM QUICKFIRE RAPID DRIVERS
Of course, that means we lose the number pad, but we also lose the need for drivers in this instance as well. Speaking of Ten Key Less (TKL) keyboards, we are here today to see one of the latest TLK keyboards from CMStorm and their QuickFire series, the Rapid-i. After all of that time, CMStorm mechanical keyboards have found their way into a special place in our hearts. Also, with so many new products arriving, I have made the move to TKL boards, but did not have the heart to toss the Trigger in the bin. I have passed the Trigger along to another team member, and the reason I did so is that the full lifespan of clicks is nearly used up, and while everything remains completely functional, the springs have softened, and feel more like blue switches. The Trigger was so nice, and so tough, that after three years of solid use, and a second set of key caps, the Trigger is still working great for our team.
It has been a while since we last toured a mechanical keyboard from CMStorm, but here we are again in the QuickFire series that originally took us from rubber dome keys into Cherry MX green switches in the Trigger. These keyboards will outlast heated game play, and even with a super aggressive temper, it is unlikely that slamming your fists or throwing this keyboard will cause any functional damage either. However, it is reassuring to know that if a 4X4 can run these over and they can take it, then they can take anything you can dish out. It is highly unlikely that you want to take your new keyboard outdoors and run it over, as you may scuff the surface treatments.
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