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CMKB Profile: G.Skill RIPJAWS KM570 and KM570-RGB

G.Skill RIPJAW KM570 RGB


G.Skill RIPJAWS KM570 RGB is a 108 key full-size mechanical keyboard featured genuine Cherry RGB switches as well as dedicated 4 buttons for volume control and macro recording. It is also fully RGB. It is quite competitive price-wise to the closest equivalent: Corsair Strafe RGB being about 10% cheaper, while offering standard bottom row.

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Known Variants 

There is a red backlight only version as well. Semi-related to the much gaudier KM780/KM780R series.


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