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Cooler Master’s SK621 keyboard is a teachable moment for high-tech hardware companies everywhere. When the company’s latest wireless keyboard stumbled out of the gate, Cooler Master made a move we wish all companies would: Fix the product, rather than make users buy a new one.
All this concerns’s the company’s SK-series of keyboards, which came out to much fanfare because of their flat keys and Cherry MX low-profile switches.
Unfortunately, a lot of people hated them. Our review of the SK621 criticized the cramped layout, hard on all but those with the most delicate digits. To read this article in full, please click here Source: How Cooler Master saved its SK621 keyboard by doing the right thing
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