ThePCEnthusiast.com: "Roccat has recently released and made available their first and latest mechanical gaming keyboard lineup, the Roccat Ryos MK mechanical gaming keyboards. It compose of the Ryos MK Advanced (no key illumination), the Ryos MK Glow (with key illumination), and the most fully featured one – the Roccat Ryos MK Pro. It is powered with, not one, but two 32-bit ARM Cortex processors, and features a per-key illumination. This is the first time I see a mechanical gaming keyboard where you can fully customize not only the keys and macros of the keyboard, but the LED lighting as well. It comes with a software development kit for the per-key illumination. You can also choose from four different Cherry MX switches. Check out the rest of the features, specs, price and where you can buy a Ryos MK Pro below. Oh, there’s also a video reviews below for you to see this kick-ass mechanical gaming keyboard in action."
Maximum PC: German peripheral maker Roccat continues to extend its product catalog onto U.S. shores and has now made available stateside its first ever mechanical keyboard series. Roccat's Ryos lines of keyboards use Cherry MX black key switches (linear, medium stiffness, and non-clicky), which are preferred by some gamers for their smooth key action. One of the three keyboards (Ryos MK Pro) also features individually illuminated keys, allowing for some nifty effects.
Maximum PC: Of all the products Roccat offers, a mechanical plank was curiously missing. Until now, that is. The German peripheral maker on Friday introduced the Ryos MK Pro, the company's first mechanical keyboard designed for gamers. In addition to mechanical key switches, the Ryos MK Pro features per-key lighting, two 32-bit ARM Cortex processors, and 2MB of flash memory. Can we say overkill?
