G.Skill "borrows" some of the best features from its competition, repackages them, and turns out an incredible RGB keyboard—our new favorite.

Otherwise this is a fully-loaded keyboard that has everything I want: a wrist rest, mouse cable holder, RGB lighting, Cherry switches, and USB and audio passthrough. The macro keys are a nice bonus too, though I don't use them much. Though it doesn’t have the sophisticated aesthetic of a Razer or Logitech, it performs just as well and has an incredible array of features for the price. I'd personally go with the "R" version though, as it is less expensive and doesn't have the keycaps.

Without the flourishes and with some better software the KM780 would be great. As it is it's still...

G.Skill's per-key-RGB gaming keyboard packs loads of physical features for the price, in an "homage" to Corsair's more advanced keyboards. The supporting software is behind the pack, though. Read...

Starting with the build quality of the KM780 we have a board which impresses from the moment it is unboxed. Initially, we felt it was a bit retro in its design, and not in a good way, however sitting with it for a while we'd lean towards it being an...

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For a first keyboard release we find the RipJaws KM780 RGB from G.Skill extremely complete and versatile. It does remind us of the K70/K95 RGB from Corsair in many ways, it has the same feel and pretty much the very same features with some small...

For a company that has a lot less experience than others in making peripherals, GSkill's first foray into the market is a solid one. Although the KM780 is based on a very similar design to the Corsair K70, GSkill could not have picked a better starting...

The G.SKILL KM780 RGB performed spectacularly in that it had no issues of functionality. Everything worked on the hardware side, and most everything worked on the software side. Having the option to buy this keyboard with either Cherry MX Red or Brown switches is definitely nice – both are great switches for gaming, although some prefer the Browns for a balance of typing and gaming due to their tactile design.

Well I wasn't really expecting that! G.Skill's first foray into the world of PC Gaming peripherals has seen them produce one of the best Gaming keyboards on the market today. As long as the price is right (uncertain at the time of review) G.Skill will...