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what's up everyone Eber here with hurricane axe and we're back at Coolermaster for one more look at some of their stuff and this time it's gonna be some peripherals no not any case we originally saw many of these at CES this year but only in prototype form now they've been refined and they're almost ready for official launch a bit later this year supposedly coolermaster have listened to the feedback from the comments and videos that were created around CES and have done appropriate updates that's pretty exciting since it proves companies do listen to your comments and make changes where they can now before we get into all the updates the team wanted to thank Coolermaster fantex and Thermaltake for their support during this show okay so let's get on to the meat of this video since there's a lot to cover and I want to start with the CK 600 series since this is one keyboard that we're really excited about just like the Tesoro Graham XS Coolermaster is aiming for a very specific crowd with these extremely thin keyboards they're for people who want compact high-quality peripherals that look great but don't sacrifice the feel of true mechanical switches in order to accomplish this Coolermaster teamed up with cherry whose new MX red low-profile switch is being rolled out these are then installed into a plastic and brushed aluminum shell to create a slim keyboard that feels amazing and has keys which provide just the right amount of tactile feedback another interesting thing here is that Coolermaster has removed any and all branding so that you get the clean look that is retained across the range speaking of the range it will be available in three different sizes the full-size CK 648 ekl model called the CK 630 and D CK 620 which is the super compact 67 key model all of them have RGB backlighting and a detachable USBC cable however in order to complement the portability setup the C key 620 and CK 630 have an integrated battery so they can be used wirelessly over a Bluetooth 4.0 connection right now it looks like the larger CK 640 and a CK 630 will be available closer to the end of this year while the 620 will come sometime in 2019 the next thing that I wanted to talk about is the mm 830 which will be cool a masters flagship mouse when it's released this summer this is another one you might remember from CES 2018 because it incorporates a couple of interesting features this is a mouse that's targeted towards gamers who want custom and a larger than normal number of macro keys first of all there's a small OLED panel in front of the thumb rest that can show everything from CPU temperatures to a logo of your choice it is an interesting feature because I'm not quite sure how often these type of things are used if this is something you would be interested in using let us know in the comments down below what's the best use case another interesting feature is the four buttons integrated just above the thumb rest honestly this area has received a huge revision since the last time we saw it back then the positioning didn't quite feel right and they required hard process to engage typically buttons in this area should require more force to avoid mistaken clicks but not that much there are right now perfectly spaced apart and require just the right amount of force to activate other features you may be interested in knowing about the mm 830 ra 2400 dpi sensor and of course some subtle RGB lighting zones we can't wait to get our hands on this one finally I wanted to talk about cooler masters latest headsets since their last generation really needed some work this is the MH 750 series which is going to try to improve all the areas where their previous headsets fell flat both the MH 751 and the MH 750 to have 40 millimeter drivers and a really handy detachable 3.5 monitor cable and also have a convenient locking mechanism there's also a detachable mic and a design that folds completely flat meanwhile the acrylic cover ear cups do give an interesting three-dimensional look to the whole thing but I have mixed feelings about that while none of this sound particularly interesting and it doesn't set the image 750 series apart from the competition there has been a lot of thought put into updating microphone quality comfort and bass response the price is also pretty competitive at $70 for the standard MH 751 and $100 for the MH 752 which comes with an all inline USB sound card and 7.1 support so guys that's it from cooler masters peripheral side stay tuned for more coverage from Computex 2018 a kneebar with Hydra connects thank you so much for watching and we'll see you in the next one