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Question: I see quality control complaints on some of the CM Storm keyboards, but what about the CM Storm Quickfire Rapid with MX BLUE--good or bad?
Document: In doing research I stumbled across the CM Storm Quickfire Rapid mechanical keyboards without the tenkeypad. I then spent ridiculous amounts of time researching mechanical keyboards, but found myself returning to this one time and time again. It looked to be the right size, it got good reviews outside of a few quality control issues with some keyboards and the price was right.
The multi-direction routing of the MiniUSB cable on the bottom of the keyboard doesn't really work, as no matter what you do, it comes out of the channel you slide the cable into.If the above problems don't bother you too much, and you want a mechanical keyboard with Cherry MX keyswitches in a compact form factor and top-of-the-line build quality, the CM Storm QuickFire Rapid could be a good choice for you.
I love this keyboard! For the last 13 or so years I've used either a Microsoft Natural keyboard or a Sun (now Oracle) type 6/7 keyboard. Both are fine keyboards, but the feel of the MX-cherry brown switches and overall build quality of the CM Storm QuickFire Rapid are superior to both. My fingers are thrilled!I watched a lot of YouTube videos describing the blue vs. brown vs. red vs. red switch choice, and chose brown.
It's so bad that the "J" label feels like it's a sticker. And this is after less than a week!I've used a lot of mechanical keyboards over the past 20+ years. The design and basics of a genuinely great keyboard are there in the QuickFire Rapid. They really are. But the quality control appears to be completely MIA.
It feels classy on the Rapid.There have been a few complaints about the ridiculous number of CM logos on the board. Mine doesn't have those. It has exactly one logo, and I had to look for it; it's on the top (or the front?) of the board, on the other side of the function keys. You know, where you'll never see it. You have no idea how relieve I was to not see the QuickFire logo on the spacebar.
I was looking around for a mechanical keyboard for the past few months. Most websites and friends recommended me to get a CM Storm keyboard. They said it was good for the price point and you can swap out the key caps for other colors. There are however other options, like the Ducky Zero and the Corsair K70. I went with their advice and picked up a Quickfire Rapid with Cherry MX Browns.Cherry MX Browns are basically an inbetween Blacks and Blues.
The CM Storm QuickFire Rapid with Blue Cherry MX switches is the nicest keyboard I've ever owned. Works much like an old IBM model M keyboard, but essentially brand new, smooth, well built, and a good value. Has the same key layout as my previous keyboard, so definitely works great as a direct replacement.The only downside, and I feel this is minor, is the small amount of pressure allowed by the pre-travel.
I then ordered a Logitech G710+ mechanical keyboard which has brown switches. I never cared for the brown switches, but I really wanted the backlit key features to see in the dark for when I'm coding and needing to see where the curly braces are, as even though I'm a touch typist, some of the less frequently used punctuation keys get me all the time. I love blue switches, but now having tried the CM Storm QuickFire Rapid with green switches, I find the blue keys way too mushy.
Unbelievable, the A key on my quickfire rapid with Browns randomly died the day after I had just cut off the UPC for a mail in rebate and thrown the box away. I had not even had the thing for a month... I'm so annoyed at this. It's a good keyboard but perhaps has quality control issues. BEWARE keep the box until amazon's return period is up!
*****I'm reviewing the CM Storm Quickfire Rapid with SPANISH ISO LAYOUT... There are differences besides the obvious layout which I will note below. *****I started using computers in the early 80s, where people built computers with a 10-year quality in mind.
Answer: I haven't had any issues whatsoever.