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ROCCAT Vulcan TKL Pro Tenkeyless Linear Optical Titan Switch PC Gaming Keyboard with Per-key AIMO RGB Lighting, Anodized Aluminum Top Plate, and Detachable USB-C Cable, Black

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Condition
Used - Good
Color
Black
Style
Vulcan TKL Pro
Model
ROC-12-572
Dimensions
15.12"L x 6.81"W x 6.81"H
Weight
2.1 lb
Keyboard Description
Mechanical, Gaming
Warranty
2 year manufacturer
Works with
Gaming Console

Features 7

  • OPTICAL SPEED, LINEAR MECHANICAL FEEL - ROCCATs new linear Titan Switch Optical actuates at the speed of light for a whole new level of speed and responsiveness, whilst retaining the signature keystroke feel of mechanical
  • TENKEYLESS FORM FACTOR - This smaller factor allows for a larger pad and a bigger range of mouse movements, improving your aiming accuracy
  • 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
  • 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

Description

The ROCCAT Vulcan TKL Pro is a tenkeyless variant of the award-winning Vulcan keyboard family. This smaller form factor means gamers have room for a larger pad and can use a bigger range of a mouse movements, ultimately giving them greater accuracy. The linear Titan Switch Optical delivers lightspeed actuation and incredible precision, while maintaining a familiar mechanical keystroke feeling. 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 reinforcing black anodized aluminum top plate, switches rated to 100 million keystrokes, dedicated mixer-style audio controls and per-key AIMO RGB lighting. To ensure additional peace of mind we provide a 2-year limited manufacturer warranty.

Specs 34

Brand ROCCAT
Connectivity Technology wired
Keyboard Description Mechanical, Gaming
Recommended Uses For Product Gaming
Special Feature Lighting
Color Black
Keyboard backlighting color support RGB
Style Vulcan TKL Pro

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Top Amazon Reviews

Good keyboard, high quality
Color: White Style: Vulcan II Mini Air Linear
I really enjoyed using this keyboard, it’s good quality, the lights are funky, and has a good typing noise. My only regret is that I went for this model which also removes (or rather moved to 2nd function) the F1 to F12. That’s my fault and should have gone for the TKL model rather. Only gripe is the rgb on the dual keys (so the mute button etc) they are not bright enough. But otherwise good. Oh and for those looking for game integration by default, it’s doesn’t have this. So it doesn’t adjust rgb for specific games like a razer or Logitech does ((rgb API). If you have no idea what that means it is a good indication that this won’t bother you :) ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 24, 2024 by Dean
Best stock keyboard I've ever used.
Color: Black Style: Vulcan TKL Pro
Review Image by David David
Review Image by David David
I've never written a review for a product on the same day as receiving it, but I was so impressed with this keyboard I immediately bought a second for my nephew and I'm ready to slam a 5-star. This is my first experience with linear actuation or optical switches. I've heard people say this board does a pretty good job with typing -- so that it's useful for beyond just gaming -- and let me just say, that holds true. I'm quite a speedy touch typist (120+ wpm), and I can type as fast as ever with only minimal errors, which should only improve with some more time on the board. I saw some say this keyboard is loud, but it isn't really. I suspect this is from people bottoming out on their key strokes, but if you're a more skilled typist you will learn the actuation point and type much lighter and quieter since the linear switches don't require you to bottom out your presses. When it comes to gaming, wow, what a difference. The smooth strokes and quick response feels like it has lifted the skill ceiling on movement. I can actually dance around with my hand on the keyboard much faster to do the things I want to do, and I feel much more precise. I did not expect a keyboard to make such a big difference, but if you are being bottlenecked on a slower board, then this definitely will make a difference for you as it has for me. The weight of the board is really solid and the key presses are super soft. The RGB looks great and you can assign different lighting to individual keys in the software. Only one gripe so far: ABS keycaps. For a $140 board it would be nice to have PBT, but I knew this when I got it. Still, the finish on the keys is actually very nice and feels much better than your typical ABS caps. The tldr of all this -- amazing for gaming, yet still solid for typing. Super comfy to type on and feels quality. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2021 by David David
Excellent design and avant garde.
Color: White Style: Vulcan TKL Pro
Let's address the negatives. Yes, the keys can "ping" upon press. I don't care. Most of my mechanical keyboards make a lot of noise. I don't need silence, nor do I search for it. Go buy a Brown Cherry MX keyboard and find a product that was made for you if you don't like noisy switches. For the rest of us, these Titan Opticals are fast and responsive. The rebound and response are excellent, and it feels good to type and game on. For gamers, the W keycap has a little bump like your F and J keys for re-centering without looking. Actuation happens before you bottom out like most switches and the linear is great without any feedback until you bottom out. If you need feedback on actuation, Titan Optical is not for you. Choose the Titan Tactile Mechanical or similar. For the person that complained for the lack of dedicated media keys doesn't read the instructions. You can set F9-F12 dedicated to media keys as I do not use those keys on a regular basis (FN+DEL locks out only F9-F12 to media until you set it back). With the mute and volume knob it's great for streaming music or Youtube. Game mode (FN+PGDOWN) locks out windows keys like most keyboards. Overall super happy with it. The only downside (and I didn't take off a star) is the FN+END which turn FN into another windows key works, but you can't revert back without unplugging the keyboard. Considering my K65 Corsair doesn't even give me that option on the hardware side, I can't fault this bug. The Titan Optical Switches are compatible with Cherry MX keycaps fyi as I've swapped some of my Corsair keycaps just to see, but honestly the keycaps are great and I have no plans to swap them. One last note, the RGB lighting is north not south which I feel is pretty standard. Spacebar is 6.25u not 6.5u like most keyboards. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 2, 2022 by Christian
Awesome keyboard
Color: Black Style: Vulcan TKL Pro
Review Image by jonathan gesuado jonathan gesuado
The media could not be loaded. I’m not sure what the few bad reviews are talking about. This keyboard is incredible. Visually incredible as well. The software is also great. You can literally change the color And setting of every single key individually along with the type of affect for each individual key. I’ve never seen an RGB keyboard with such smooth lighting affects and customability. You can save your profiles for colors and keybinds for each game you play and will automatically change back to your presets for windows home. I made it so all the keybinds I play with light up a diff color than the rest of the keyboard when the game launches. Also when lighting affects move across the keyboard it changes color so smooth the eye can’t predict where it begins to change. It’s just an incredible smooth affect. It’s also super comfortable and responsive. Idk what people are talking about with the ping being loud because it’s as silent as an inanimate object gets lmao. I don’t here a peep coming from the keyboard. So far I’m super happy with the TKL pro. The nicest keyboard I’ve ever used. The distance the keys travel seem slightly less than an average keyboard, or it could be how linear they are that has no wiggle in feeling. Was nothing to get used to tho. Playing for a day I didn’t even notice it. The keys are slightly curved, comfortable and press perfectly linear. You could hit the very corner of space bar and the whole space bar moves down completely flat and linear unlike an average keyboard. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2021 by jonathan gesuado jonathan gesuado
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