Sharkoon budget gaming keyboard offers 7-color LED illumination

Posted on Tuesday, October 20 2015 @ 14:12 CEST by Thomas De Maesschalck
Sharkoon's new Skiller PRO+ gaming keyboard is out. Priced at 36.99EUR this peripheral caters to gamers we don't require a mechanical keyboard. The board features nine multimedia keys, six macro keys and three profile keys, as well as customizable illumination in seven colors.
Now color comes into play: The popular Skiller PRO keyboard has been upgraded with an additional function and now, as the Skiller PRO+, offers for the first time customizable LED illumination in seven colors. With its familiar 3-block layout it features six macros, three profile and nine multimedia keys as well as multi-key rollover support. Individual customizing of LED illumination can be easily made via key combinations or through the gaming software. In addition to the brightness intensity, the preferred illumination can be selected from seven different colors. A pulsating effect as well as automatic color change underlines the versatility of the keyboard.

Using the gaming software, numerous individual programming of key functions in games and other applications can be effortless made. Macros, macro-loops, keystrokes, delay times and internet functions can all be used, for example. Also, the Windows key can be deactivated and the functions of the WASD keys can be interchanged virtually with the arrow keys. Thanks to programmable macros, planned actions in the computer game can be performed even quicker and are conveniently accessible via each assigned macro key. Programming is very easy and, thanks to the on-board memory, individual settings can be used on any PC system. Also, a total of three profiles can be saved within the keyboard and each can be easily activated using a special key. The gaming keyboard connects via its 150 cm long, textile braided cable with gold-plated USB plug.
Sharkoon Skiller Pro

Sharkoon Skiller Pro



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