Reviewers Liked
- Feels a lot like Cherry MX, Compact size well suited to gaming, Onboard memory for multiple profiles
Reviewers Didn't Like
- Colour scheme an acquired taste, Software slow to save changes
Speed-Link Ultor
78
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Expert reviews and ratings
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I find the Speedlink Ultor mechanical keyboard an absolute joy to use, I am a big fan of TKL designs mostly for the ergonomics but partly the portability. The colour scheme is an acquired taste and it does face some stiff competition, the supplied...
By Play3r on
70
Overall, I have been happy with the SpeedLink Ultor. This keyboard has served me well throughout daily use and when it comes down to it, there is very little to complain about. If you happen to prefer the feel of linear switches, or if you are just...
By Kitguru.net on
70
For £77 the Speedlink Ultor Illuminated Mechanical Gaming Keyboard ticks a lot of boxes for anyone building a PC gaming rig. It's well designed, feels well built and looks the part. Along with being very comfortable to use and having very responsive red...
By avforums.com on
60
The cut-down Ultor may look a little like a Christmas bauble, with its sparkly red base, but it's still a decent mech-switch gaming keyboard.Check out the best gaming mouse to go with your new keyboard.I've been mightily impressed with the last few...
By pcgamesn.com on
83
good acoustics- Lightweight and comfortable- Amazing Value for the moneyWhat we didn't like- Lacks bass- Look as if they may be a bit fragile8.3/10Related Posts:ROCCAT Release the Soura Frameless Mechanical KeyboardEASARS and technikPR bring great...
By enostech.com on
70
Late last month we first reported on the Speedlink Ultor mechanical keyboard, and now a review unit has arrived at XSReviews HQ. This frameless mech certainly looks good, but can it deliver a great gaming experience? Let's take a look.Summary and...
By XSReviews onSpeedlink have sent over their latest Ultor Mechanical Gaming Keyboard and a keyboard that can be considered as a portable offering. Featuring Red switches the Ultro loses the numerical pad leaving the keyboard much shorter than other on the market and...
By Tracy and Matt's Blog onIf you're in the market for a keyboard to use for both work and gaming that won't cost a fortune and will last you a while, check out the Ultor LED mechanical keyboard from SPEEDLINK. With the Ultor keyboard, you can increase polling rate from 125 Hz to...
By gadgetexplained.com onThe sub-£80 pricing here is attractive, and the Ultor has a pleasant selection of features as well. The Kailh switches offer acceptable performance, but they can't match Cherry MX models. The software is a bit disappointing, especially with how long it...
By Bit-tech.net onSpeedlink likely isn't the first name that springs to mind when you're shopping for a mechanical gaming keyboard here in the UK, but the German outfit has become a well-known brand on the continent having sold over 15 million game controllers since the...
By HEXUS.net on
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