Testseek.com have collected 104 expert reviews of the Cooler Master CM Storm Trigger SGK-6000 and the average rating is 83%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Cooler Master CM Storm Trigger SGK-6000.
April 2012
(83%)
104 Reviews
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The editors liked
Not very loud
Comfortable
Nice looking
Macro buttons
High precision mechanical keys
Controllable illumination
From partial to full
Sturdy body sits very stably on the table
Two additional USB ports
Well-located macro keys
Detachable wrist rest with rubberized surface
Very well built
Excellent feel and responsiveness to the keys
Backlighting is very well done
Highly customizable
Software application is attractive and well done
Build Quality
Cherry MX Red Switches (Gamer Oriented)
2 USB Ports
Detachable USB Cable
Gold Plated Braided USB Cable
Backlighting (2 Basic Modes)
Control Software
64KB Macro And Profile Memory
DC Power Port (For Extra Power)
Price (For Some)
Light system
Dedicated macro keys
Driver suite
Available with different key mechanisms from Cherry
Etched lettering
Rubber stands
USB 2.0 hub
Six key roll-over
Extremely Comfortable
Solid Construction
Built-in USB Hub
Braided Removable USB Cable
Respectable Software
The editors didn't like
Takes time to learn to type on it
Sleeved USB cable (very stiff)
No indvidual multimedia keys
Unfriendly macro programming in an otherwise good configuration software
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Additional power adapter (not included) required for full backlight functionality
Could only get backlighting to work with included USB cable
Price tag of about $120 (US)
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Key Cap Quality (Our Sample)
Single USB Connector (DC power adapter required for extra USB power)
High precision mechanical keys, Controllable illumination, from partial to full, Sturdy body sits very stably on the table, Two additional USB ports, Well-located macro keys, Detachable wrist rest with rubberized surface
No indvidual multimedia keys, Unfriendly macro programming in an otherwise good configuration software, Best Deals from Amazon, Ads by Amazon, ✕, Thank you, This will help us improve your ad experience. We will try not to show you such ads again, Report
The CM Trigger is a great mechanical keyboard for FPS players. It features full illumination, a precise response (as befitting a mechanical keyboard), and spare USB ports. The software is good for reprogramming regular keys, but the interface for macro re...
There are a lot of things to like about the CM Storm Trigger, and a couple of issues that keep it from really shining.The most important aspect is, of course, how well it types. Given that it has the excellent Cherry Black MX switches at the centre of it...
Beginning with the keyboard's perfomrance, I'm going to go out there and say I'm very impressed. Being a gaming keyboard, I found gaming performance was for the most part quite good in FPS and RTS games, but I did find it a bit lacking for fighting games....
The CM Storm Trigger is a really well built keyboard series. The ergonomics are fine and the keyboard feels fantastic to work with and play games on, as such I am pleasantly surprised with the Trigger. Any critique from my side is strictly personal and th...
We tried the CM Storm Trigger in various scenarios from light surfing, review and news writing, and gaming, including some of the latest FPS and RTS titles.When it comes to gaming, the CM Storm performs admirably. Impressive feedback, more than enough 6-k...
Abstract: Cooler Master has long built a reputation for excellent enclosures and PSUs, but they’ve been dabbling in the gaming market for a while now too, under the Storm brand name. What’s more, we can’t recall a single product from the said family that’s been ...
The Trigger is a great gaming keyboard; the design is straight forward even if the software can be a tad cumbersome. A responsive (response time) keyboard for gaming, or another scenario where macros are beneficial (Image editing, Video editing) the T...
The Cooler Master CMStorm Trigger is one impressive mechanical keyboard. For $120 you are getting features that are not available in keyboards costing as much as $50 more. The options that you have with it when you combine the Trigger with the Trigger App...
Having used many keyboards in my day, I am a huge fan of the mechanical design, and the Trigger is built like a tank, able to withstand an enormous amount of abuse. Aesthetically speaking, there are some minimal "gamer styling" cues with the angular an...
Not very loud, Comfortable, Nice looking, Macro buttons
Takes time to learn to type on it, Sleeved USB cable (very stiff)
Overall this is a very nice keyboard and I personally have found the Cherry MX switch that I like. The Cmstorm Trigger performs excellent as a gaming keyboard and as a standard keyboard. Software is easy to understand and the only cons that I have fou...
