Cooler Master’s CK721 wireless mechanical keyboard works with PC and mobile operating systems

It’s tiny, versatile, and $119.

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What you need to know

Even though it’s a 65% form factor keyboard, leaving it small compared to some of the competition, the CK721 goes big on features. For starters, it’s compatible with just about any operating system you’re likely to want to use — including Windows 8.

You read that right: Cooler Master is voluntarily namedropping Windows 8. So if you’re one of the diehards still sticking by that OS, this keyboard will treat you right, just like it will if you’re onWindows 11or 10 (but notWindows 9), Mac OS X, iOS, or even Android. No matter where you need a proper keyboard, the CK721 will be ready for action.

Furthermore, this little typer comes with RGB flair, a wrist rest, and a precision dial to help you more easily fine-tune your keyboarding experience. It has just about everything one could want, so long as one doesn’t want anything the CK721 does not offer.

The $119 keyboard is not yet released, so don’t eventhinkabout getting excited over the prospect of buying it. But do think about getting excited over preordering, since you can do that between now and its March 29 release. If you need gear right away and can’t afford to wait, check out ourbest keyboardsroundup.

Cooler Master CK721 keyboard

It’s time to get that tiny little Android-friendly, Windows-8-compliant keyboard you’ve been waiting on. For $119, all the utility of the CK721 can be yours.

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