ROCCAT Vulcan 121 Mechanical PC Tactile Gaming Keyboard, Titan Switch, AIMO RGB Backlit Lighting Per Key, Anodized Aluminum Top Plate and Detachable Palm/Wrist Rest, Black
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Saturday, Jun 14
Style: Vulcan 121
Pattern: Tactile
Features
- TITAN SWITCH MECHANICAL (TACTILE) - Designed and built entirely by ROCCAT engineers and developed for gamers who love the feel of mechanical switches, but demand the feel of the crisp, tactile bump and instant responsiveness
- ADVANCED ANTI-GHOSTING - Technology optimized for gamers to ensure every key stroke of the most-used keys is registered no matter how frantic the action gets
- AIMO ILLUMINATION - ROCCATs proprietary lighting eco-system connects compatible devices present vivid lighting scenarios right out of the box, without the need for extensive configuration; With full backlighting in 16.8 million colors
- MIXER-STYLE MEDIA CONTROLS - The volume dial and backlit media buttons allow you to adjust volume and mute/unmute on the fly, or toggle over to lighting control to adjust brightness
- CUSTOMIZED YOUR WAY - ROCCATs Easy-Shift[plus] technology adds a secondary function to compatible keys; Just hold down the designated modifier key for double the command power in an instant
- DETACHABLE PALM REST - Attaching with a premium magnetic solution, the included palm rest lets you adjust your setup to whatevers comfortable for you, whether its a relaxed typing or aggressive gaming style
- LONG LASTING DURABILITY - The keyboard is reinforced by an aircraft-grade aluminum layer to make it extra strong and durable; Titan switches are designed to keep dust and dirt out, helping to keep it in top condition
Description
The ROCCAT Vulcan 121 AIMO is a full-size series variant that features the tactile Titan Switch Mechanical – a marvel of German engineering that delivers the industry’s best in speed and responsiveness. The switch adds to a comprehensive feature set that gamers know and love. The low-profile design is engineered for comfort and to reduce fatigue. Impressive durability and build quality thanks to its black reinforcing anodized aluminum top plate, and switch housings designed to resist dust and dirt build-up. Dedicated mixer- style audio controls, a detachable palm rest and per-key AIMO RGB lighting round out a gaming powerhouse. We’re confident in the quality and longevity of our products. To ensure additional peace of mind we provide a 2-year limited manufacturer warranty.
Brand: ROCCAT
Compatible Devices: Gaming Console
Connectivity Technology: wired
Keyboard Description: Gaming
Recommended Uses For Product: Gaming
Special Feature: Magnetic
Color: Black
Number of Keys: 109
Keyboard backlighting color support: RGB
Style: Vulcan 121
Global Trade Identification Number: 57
Manufacturer: ROCCAT
Model Number: ROC-12-671-BN-AM
Model Name: Vulcan 121
Brand Name: ROCCAT
Keyboard Description: Gaming
Recommended Uses For Product: Gaming
Included Components: Palm Rest
Hand Orientation: Ambidextrous
Button Quantity: 104
Is Electric: No
Keyboard Backlighting Color Support: RGB
Language: English
Power Source: wired
Switch Type: Tactile
Compatible Devices: Gaming Console
Connectivity Technology: wired
Special Features: Magnetic
Number of Keys: 109
Style: Vulcan 121
Theme: gaming
Color: Black
Material: Aluminum
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 18.2"L x 6.3"W x 1.3"H
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Style: Vulcan 121
Pattern: Linear
The media could not be loaded. I needed a high quality and "all around" keyboard both for productivity as well as gaming. I believe that you can have both but it's very hard to find something that can do both well especially at an affordable price point. Some of these keyboards can easily hit $250+ and by that point, are you sure you wanna waste your hard earned money on something you could easily spill a drink on and ruin in the blink of an eye? When it comes to keyboards, there are so many options to pick from - membrane vs mechanical keyboards, normal vs low profile, and of course the various cherry mx switches (brown, red, silver, blue, black, etc). I think it took me around 2 days before I finally came up with personal preferences (you should probably do the same). I went to microcenter and tried out the various keyboards they had on display (Corsair K70 / K95, Razer Huntsman Elite / Chroma, Logitech G915 / Pro X). I also took hours out of my day and listened to various YouTube videos on the differences between all of the cherry mx switches. I wanted something right in the middle - clicks not too quiet but not too loud, design not too aggressive looking but not too basic either, font something professional but also relaxing to look at, and something practical to use without running into too many gimmicks. I always preferred low profile keyboards because for me, the normal profile keyboards are too big, bulky, and in my opinion, a remnant of the 90s. After hours of typing and gaming, your fingers get tired of wrestling around with the keys. At the same time, you don't want a super sensitive keyboard either that registers a hit just as soon as you breathe in its general direction. For this reason I decided to go with the cherry red & brown switches (the best "all around" switches for typing AND gaming). Both of them have the same activation force (45cn) and are fairly quiet but audible enough, the only difference being, the brown switches have a tactile feedback whereas the red switches are linear. Think of this tactile feedback as a minor "bump" in the road to let you know the conditions of the road without actually seeing the potholes. Being a fairly confident typist, I decided to go with the cherry reds since the tactile feedback could in theory become tiresome over long periods of time. Keep in mind even with linear keys, you can still feel the key so it's not like you are typing on nothing. It comes down to more or less "clicky" feeling. Finally, the RGB lights. I had no real preference on them. They look cool but at the end of the day, they are just fancy lights you don't really need for gaming or typing. My research was complete so I dropped by microcenter. Keyboards everywhere, most of them the same generic 90s keyboards I dreaded using but with a price tag of $150 and above. One keyboard definitely stuck out above all others - the Roccat Vulcan. A sturdy aluminum plate, low profile keys with the switches visually exposed, and an overall sleek design with multimedia controls, I immediately knew I had to touch it. I hopped on, opened a word document, and started typing. It didn't disappoint one bit. It performed just as well as it looked. I powered through sentences as fast as I could type them (last I checked, my wpm was around 50-60). Minimal mistakes were made and that's solely because I didn't have a chair to sit on. Only one final test remained - gaming. Seeing as microcenter didn't have any available games (or chairs for that matter), I decided to pull the trigger. 3 days later my keyboard came in and once again it didn't disappoint. This keyboard, personally for me, is built as close to perfection as possible. Hitting the keys are now so incredibly satisfying now and they feel incredible. I love everything about the keyboard. It's great for long term typing and gaming - going on 5 hours now no problem. It's visually pleasing to look at, even without the RGB lights but the lights do make it even more of a pleasure to look at. I didn't fool around with the lights too much yet but there is a program (Swarm) that lets you customize the light patterns as well as setup multiple profiles and macros. The keyboard also comes with a magnetic wrist rest and braided cable to let you know it's of high quality design. Most importantly, the $120 price tag is extremely reasonable for a keyboard of this quality (I believe it's $150 at microcenter). Most of its best selling competitors are $150 and up and they don't even look half as good. The K70 low profile starts at $160 as well as the Razer Huntsman Elite. I'm a huge fan of the DeathAdder (my current mouse) but Razer Huntmans Elite keyboard clicks were EXTREMELY audible and I hear their build quality has fallen off in the past few years. Roccat is a German manufacturer so when they advertise that they take pride in their builds, I can believe it. I haven't run into any cons yet, at least nothing noticeable. As for improvements to future models, I know Corsair includes a USB port on their keyboard as well as a giant X underneath the keyboard through which cables can be run and held in place - both of which this keyboard lacks. Not a complaint from my end as I have more USB ports on my rig than I know what to do with and the cable's length is long enough - around 5-6ft I believe. The final test for this keyboard is the reliability test. I'm hoping it lasts for at least 3 years. I will report back if I run into any issues with soft or hardware. Final verdict: 10/10 - I highly recommend it.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 29, 2020 by Vlad Vlad
Style: Vulcan 121
Pattern: Linear
Bought this to replace another, more expensive gaming keyboard that was wearing out after a year. To be clear, I'm not much of a gamer, I am a programmer, and I spend about 12 to 16 hours a day hammering my keyboards for one thing or another. This keyboard feels like nothing else I've ever used. Keys are smooth with a slick texture and concave design that makes it easy to fly when typing. The key faces ride on top of the switches which are exposed below and illuminated. The software offers a variety of flexible lighting modes and is pretty bright when turned up. Overall build feels extremely solid, like those old IBM mechanicals on AS/400 terminals. Satisfying response and solid mechanical clack makes me feel like it's 1994 in the computer lab. Sitting on my XL gamer mat, it doesn't even slide around without decent effort; it's quite heavy with oversized legs that keep it in place. I wouldn't usually write a review for a peripheral. Who cares? They are disposable, especially below the $100 "pro gamer" mark. But after returning a couple of duds in the sub-$40 price range, this one really is special -- you know, if the computer keyboard is a tool of your trade and you believe good tools improve performance. If not? Get your $10 black label, soft membrane crap, my friend. You'll never know the difference. If you stare into a monitor more than 8 hours a day? This is a good price on what feels like a great professional device.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2024 by Rob Chronister Rob Chronister
Style: Vulcan 121
Pattern: Linear
I bought this KB as a stand in while I decide what I want to upgrade my gaming PC to (was gonna move it to my work PC after). Honestly, this may be the one I keep. It's super responsive and smooth. I like how easy it is to clean. The functionality is top notch and the price is definitely a plus. The LEDs are bright and don't seem muted like most cheaper LED capable KBs. The KB has some weight to it, which I like- keeps it from sliding all over the place. In conclusion, buy this KB.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 24, 2024 by Princess TeaAnn Princess TeaAnn
Style: Vulcan 121
Pattern: Linear
I have an original PS2 connection IBM keyboard that I used for work, and a Corsair Brown switch at home, but decided to shelve the IBM to have a more modern experience at work with volume controls and a Windows key. I wanted something quieter than the IBM and a little more tactile than the Brown switch. For the price, this was worth the money and achieved all of the goals. Volume dial works for team meetings very well, the keys appear raised but its just the shape of the caps. The LED colors smoothly change in the default setting. The tactical feel is better than similarly priced membrane models and less noisy than old IBM models, but still provide just a limited amount of click and feedback. This model fit my needs and allows a more modern workflow for my use. It's for sure, more like my brown switch K70 than the louder more tactile switches, and I enjoy typing on this keyboard due to its smooth and relaxed feel. I used my own gel wrist pad instead of the plastic wrist "ramp" that's included. I would recommend this keyboard for someone wanting to upgrade from a membrane, but didn't want the full experience of a loud 1980's typewriter, and on a tight budget.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 15, 2024 by M. Kaainoa