Cooler Master Trigger-Z SGK-6010-GKCR1 (Red Switch) Black USB specs.
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General characteristics Cooler Master Trigger-Z SGK-6010-GKCR1 (Red Switch) Black USB
Universal Serial Bus
Universal Serial BusTrim:
keyboard
The purpose:
desktop computer
Interface connection:
USBUniversal Serial Bus
Universal Serial BusColor:
black
Trackball:
no
Keyboard Cooler Master Trigger-Z SGK-6010-GKCR1 (Red Switch) Black USBUniversal Serial Bus
Universal Serial BusDesign:
classic
Digital block:
there
Type:
mechanical
Type switches:
Cherry MX Red
The backlight:
there
The number of keys:
104
Dimensions (WxHxD):
476x38x253 mm
Weight:
1516
Additionally Cooler Master Trigger-Z SGK-6010-GKCR1 (Red Switch) Black USBUniversal Serial Bus
Universal Serial BusFeatures:
128k
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