Customer Ratings & Reviews

My grandson loves how the keys light up and CLICK when typing - very smooth and cool looking

Very nice keyboard . Software is crap though. It was so close to perfect

recently bought this keyboard. not a huge fan of it but its nice overall

Good keyboard, just a little too small for what we were excepting.

This purchase was a Christmas gift for a child..........

I loved the look and feel of this keyboard, but the USB C connection was loose. So the keyboard would lose connection with the PC all of the time. This may have been a one-off issue, and if it is, this keyboard would be a 5 star item.

It feels cheap. It's over priced. It doesn't sound good. The quality just isn't there. What makes it worse is that the company thinks that they are premium..Do better

One of they keys broke the first day of using it so I returned it. They keyboard felt great and was nice to use but there might be some issues with quality control

It looks absolutely amazing but I had a issue where it would hit multiple characters when hitting certain keys. I returned it after less than a month. Could just have been mine with the issue.

I liked this keyboard, but for a wired one at this peice, I would buy Steerseries or Logitech

It was working good but for some reason the light went out. Anybody know why? Just gonna have to return it.. and have to walk ugh!!! Thanks alot

Great keyboard! Very easy to type on, awesome RGB, and great feeling keys for gaming. Solid materials too!

Our son was so happy to get a new keyboard can't keep him off of the computer.

I had never heard of Roccat. But the compact size got my attention. I use a gaming Laptop (Acer Nitro) hooked up to an external monitor. I have been using a bulky HP Omen Gaming keyboard, which is mammoth in comparison to the Roccat TKL. The Roccat TKL is compact but it's still full-size keys. It's compact because it gets rid of the numeric keypad. The keys are mechanical linear switches. I found them fast and responsive on my go-to game, Overwatch. There was no lag or issues with response times. In normal typing, also no issues although to be fair, there's a little muscle memory required to get used to switching keyboards. Despite losing the numeric keypad, you still have up-down-left-right and insert, delete etc. keys. There's also a volume control knob and mute button. This is a wired keyboard. The connector on the keyboard itself is USB C and it comes with a USB C to A cable. I tested it also as a USB C to USB C connection with no issue in either configuration. Windows detected the keyboard without the need for additional software or drivers for the basic functions.. Important to note. You can customize the keyboard lighting, including custom colors for certain keys like WASD. You need to download the Roccat Swarm Drivers. You can get them free from the Roccat website https://en.roccat.org/Support/Product/Vulcan-TKL Overall, it's solidly built and has a decent weight, and feels like a quality piece of kit. I would recommend and buy it. If your desktop space is at a premium, or you're someone who likes to have a lot of room to move your mouse, the Roccat TKL is recommended. As my first ever Roccat product, I'm impressed.

Worked good while it lasted, keys are starting to fail already

Broke in less than a week. Poor quality, I've seen gaming sponsorships for this and wonder why? Like this thing played like garbage.

The ROCCAT Vulcan TKL mechanical gaming keyboard is one of the better keyboards I have used. I was able to pair this keyboard with the ROCCAT Elo headset, and the appearance of them makes them seem like a matched set with the RGB lighting, which is adjustable with the function keys on the keyboard, and can be turned off if preferable. I liked them both, and they were clearly meant to be compatible for those who are looking for a set, but if you aren’t looking for a headset to go with it, this keyboard is a great option all on its own. It was strange to me to not have the number pad on the right and when I sit down I still reach for those numbers at first. I’m not using this for anything that I would need to type a lot of numbers, and it’s a fairly quick adjustment to just use the numbers on top, as though you were just typing and not using the ten key pad. The keyboard is very comfortable to use. It’s not too clicky, with a very smooth and fast response. If I were typing a lot, I could use this keyboard and be comfortable with it; I wouldn’t have to slow down at all, and I can type quickly. I had no trouble with this (and am typing this review with the keyboard). By removing the number pad, it allows for a gaming specific design, with all of the function keys you want for online gaming, and the keys on the side are still there, the directional ones, scrolling, etc. It adds a volume control to the keyboard as well. Its compact size gives more room on the desk for the mouse, without seeming smaller. The keys are still full sized and nothing seems sacrificed. It is really well designed and well made. I’d like to mention again how comfortable it is to use, and it has already replaced my previous mechanical keyboard, which has the number pad but is a little too noisy. This isn’t completely quiet, but not bad. I've only been using this a few days, but for a while each day, and have found no issues with this keyboard at all. It is also reasonably priced for a gaming keyboard, and I would definitely recommend this device.

Looks cool but one of my keys doesn’t work. The right arrow key. Giving a one star review because I shouldn’t spend $100 on a keyboard which a key that doesn’t work.

Great keyboard if you want a compact sensitive one for gaming and regular typing. Perfect size for me as my desk space is somewhat limited so I generally prefer the no numeric keypad TKL design. It is kind of sensitive so it may take a little getting used to but once you do you'll find it is actually fun to type on and may help your gaming response time. Looks great and the lighting is very nice. I've used many keyboards over the years and this is the nicest looking one I've used yet. The Swarm software lets you customize it though there's not really any documentation for it so just try it out. It's kind of like a game just playing around with the settings to see what you can do. And you can do quite a bit. I'm enjoying using it and customizing it in many different ways. You don't really have to use the software as it defaults to some nice settings without it. Good price, get one or two.

some sacrifices but not much, always wanted a compact keyboard and this did not disappoint Pros: -Customizable RGB -Responsive buttons -Button for pausing music -Clicky volume knob for easy tuning Cons: -hear spring noises on space bar after about a week of usage -for being a compact keyboard, buttons are a little far apart -no semblance of wrist support (probably normal for compact keyboards?)