Cooler Master MK850 AIMPAD Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Review

Cooler Master MK850 AIMPAD Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Review

Lighting

What would the review of an RGB product be if we didn’t run you through the colour options? Naturally there are way more modes than simple lighting, but we know that for most people having a keyboard running with raindrops and reactive keys is a bit much for every day use and really doesn’t show up well in a static photograph. The top and bottom images give a good indication of the MK850s ability to do the inbetween colours, whilst we have to shout loudly about how excellent the yellow is. Seemingly yellow and white are the two hardest colours for any RGB item to do, with yellow always leaning towards the green end of the spectrum and white always coming out blue. On the Cooler Master MK850 though it does all these with aplomb.

Circular Rainbow

Cooler Master MK850 AIMPAD Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Review  

Red

Cooler Master MK850 AIMPAD Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Review  

Orange

Cooler Master MK850 AIMPAD Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Review  

Yellow

Cooler Master MK850 AIMPAD Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Review  

Green

Cooler Master MK850 AIMPAD Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Review  

Deep Blue

Cooler Master MK850 AIMPAD Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Review  

Purplicious

Cooler Master MK850 AIMPAD Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Review  

FPS mode

Cooler Master MK850 AIMPAD Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Review  

Blue to Green Gradient

Cooler Master MK850 AIMPAD Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Review  

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