As you can see in the picture the word refers to the lack of a numpad, which trims down the size of the QuickFire Stealth, though the 2.1lbs weight may surprise you. You can choose the Cherry switch colour of your choice, a nice touch for the typing purist and it comes with the standard Vengeance key removal tool for customizing your keyboard layout. The USB cord is completely detachable making this a relatively portable device and it even has a USB to PS/2 adapter if you are that type of person. Check out The Tech Report's full review here.
"With a tenkeyless design and "covert" lettering on the key caps, Cooler Master's QuickFire Stealth isn't your average mechanical keyboard. We take a closer look at how it differs from the masses."
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Tenkeyless is actually a
Tenkeyless is actually a common term used in keyboard design and marketing for a lack of a numpad. I am currently in the process of designing a hybrid tenkeyless keyboard of my own.
I use my keypad
I use my keypad everyday…since i’ve had a computer…that keyboard would cause fist crushing sounds.
1………………..9
..3………….8
RAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
you could just get a separate
you could just get a separate numpad
I am a proud owner of this
I am a proud owner of this keyboard in cherry blues. One of the best purchases I’ve made in a long time. N0 frills just a great quality keyboard, (especially since it was on sale at the time.)
Warning user SusanJLopez is
Warning user SusanJLopez is a bot, possibly with a real person typing up these spam post. They popped up over at the TechReport too. *Do NOT* click the links!
As for tenkeyless, that has been a word for years for compact typist friendly keyboards.
I just bought a tenkeyless
I just bought a tenkeyless keyboard back in January, very happy to see them getting more love. I ended up going with the HP USB Mini Keyboard but would love to see more get made without numbers on the letters (alternative numpad). I don’t want any numpad at all. My previous keyboard was a “slim” keyboard that used laptop style scissor-truss keys, it worked fine but I ended up wanting larger keys and a traditional arrow key layout with the 6 independent PageUp, PageDown,etc…. keys above.