Cooler Master CM Storm QuickFire Pro

Overview

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 18 expert reviews

Excellent:

13
Good:

2
Average:

2
Bad:

1

Pros:

Solid Construction.
Perfect Key Layout.
Illuminated Gaming Keys.

Cons:

No Software.
No USB Port.

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Last revision on January 26, 2016

Reviewers Liked

Solid Construction
Perfect Key Layout
Illuminated Gaming Keys
Key Switch Type Selection
The Quick Fire Pro is available in all versions of Cherry MX Switches, Sturdy and strong, will last a long time
Flat black finish does not attract fingerprints
Cherry MX switches, Detachable USB cable, Togglemode Secondary function key, Multimedia controls, Partially backlit keys, Keycap puller included, NKRO and 6KRO toggle modes, Cable management channels, Two-year warranty

Reviewers Didn't Like

No Software
No USB Port
Selective backlighting

Expert reviews and ratings

I remember the first computer I have ever used. It was a Windows 3.1 machine powered by an Intel 386 processor and fully equipped with 16KB of RAM (Woohoo!). That was my "gaming" machine -- I spent hours on it playing pinball, Raptor: Call of the...

By APH Networks on October 19, 2012

T he very first keyboard that I owned was a rather hefty IBM mechanical one. These input devices were built well enough to let you hammer down nails and sometimes even people who dared to annoy you. However, with no frame of reference, it was easy to...

By FirstPost on September 12, 2012

In today's competitive gaming environment, it's all about having the gear that will give you even the slightest extra edge. Thanks to Cherry MX switches, mechanical keyboards have seen a huge resurgence in popularity, with most peripheral...

By APC Magazine on September 04, 2012

If that cable was resolved- no questions asked it flies with 5 stars. But I really love this...

By hardwarebbq.com on August 07, 2012

100

The CM Storm Quick Fire Pro came well packaged in a nice black box and I really liked the overall design and build of the keyboard with its overall black colouring scheme. The keyboard itself was relatively small compared to my existing Logitech LX 700...

By pcGameware UK on July 28, 2012

I found the CM Storm QuickFire Pro Mechanical Gaming keyboard to be of excellent quality. It feels like it's made of lead and Kevlar and this makes it not the lightest keyboard I have seen, but if you want a good keyboard this is worth considering and...

By BCCHardware on July 03, 2012

CoolerMaster has certainly been moving very quickly in the gaming peripherals market; no more than 2 months ago we had a look on the high-end Trigger Mechanical Gaming keyboard and the company already released a new gaming mechanical keyboard, the...

By VR-Zone on June 28, 2012

Some people will point out that the standard roll-over limit on CM Storm Quick Fire Pro Mechanical Keyboard is only 6 keys. The keyboard features a mode for full NKRO (Normal Key Roll Over) but it’s difficult to test if it actually works. They would...

By ThinkComputers on June 28, 2012

There are no shortage of keyboards available on the market today with many companies expanding their portfolio into the ‘gaming’ sector. Today we are looking at the latest design from Cooler Master, called the CM Storm Quick Fire Pro, incorporating...

By Kitguru.net on June 28, 2012

All in all, the CM Storm Quick Fire Pro is a solid mechanical keyboard and a worthy edition to the CM Storm line of gaming peripherals. Its price point in the US is $99.99 on Newegg.com, and for that price we feel it should strongly be the favorite...

By bjorn3d.com on May 14, 2012

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