Cooler Master SK622 Wireless 60% Mechanical Keyboard with TCC Red Switches (Hands-On Review)

Cooler Master SK622 60% Mechanical Gaming Keyboard review by Cody Campbell with High Ground Gaming (HGG).
This video is NOT sponsored. Cooler Master sent us this keyboard and requested a fair review. If you purchase this keyboard through this Amazon link [amzn.to/3wg81VD] or the link on our website, we will receive a small commission. You can find the written review here [www.highgroundgaming.com/cool...].
In this video, Cody unboxes the Cooler Master SK622. Here's what you'll find in this detailed 60% mechanical gaming keyboard review:
Cody begins by opening up the Cooler Master SK622 and takes a closer look at everything included. He gives his initial impressions on aesthetics and ergonomics.
Then, on to part II. Cody spent two full weeks with the SK622. He shares his experience in this part of the video. He tested it for features, comfort and functionality while playing Resident Evil: Village. He also talks about Cooler Master's low profile TTC Red Switches and how they feel and perform.
Next up, Cody gets into the details, shares likes and dislikes, and then drops his final overall score for the Cooler Master SK622.
⌛⏰TIMECODES⏰⌛
0:00 - Intro: HGG
0:36 - SK622 Info/Specs
3:10 - SK622 Unbox [Unboxing Section]
6:23 - Cooler Master SK622 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard [Review Section]
6:53 - RK 61 Build Quality
10:13 - TTC Red Mechanical Switches
11:45 - MasterPlus+ Control Software
14:20 - SK622 Bluetooth and Gaming Performance
17:21 - Cooler Master SK622 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard [Verdict]
18:05 - Cooler Master SK622 Final Review Score
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[@lungu.v]

A very nice review and good quality video. Thank you for all the effort and time!

[@dee-ker5867]

actual good review! thank you, i subbed

[@minerdaveking]

Love the review👍🏼

[@paulperryvids]

Nice video! I just found this on Amazon UK for 60% off today, so decided to get it. Kind of a bummer about the bluetooth performance. I really hope yours was just defective!

[@Ballacha]

ttc is supposed to be different to cherry mx. they have the same actuation force (45gf) but ttc red actuates at 1.4mm with a total travel of 3.6mm. cherry reds are 2mm/4mm respectively. so the “easy to mistype” illusion is just the trade off to the responsiveness. I think ttc reds are better because of this - faster response time. and considering very few people buy linears for typing, the down side (accidental keystroke) that comes with short travel keys definitely doesn’t outweigh the gaming performance.

[@ssss-kg7wz]

TTC blues are supposed to be the same as Cherry blue. Also, I am sure that Cooler Master only uses Cherry switches now.

[@RCGJR_]

Companies should stay with the wireless dongles for a better low latency experience, instead of bluetooth.

[@hendrikwillemadrianusthart2233]

Hi, did you had a bluetooth 4.0 or higher dongle in your pc ? and if so, did you used the manufactors software ? Because it really makes me wonder, this should be no issue. And could you descibe it to be easy to configure each key in RGB for as a dedicated type profile, the numbers different colors, and the letters, and the control shift alt and on for easy detection when mistyping in a dark enviroment sitting back just to type away in a relaxed position. I am very curious about the blue switch on this.

[@TheSqnkov]

Who uses rigt shift key?

[@Turtlemilk]

Lol right

[@littlenelsky]

lol me.... for typing!! Never for gaming.... I'm sure spell check will sort out my mistakes 🤣

[@geogeo2299]

I think Bluetooth is slow by definition. I have a HAMA b/t mouse (via a dongle) on my rig and the lag is definitely noticeable.

[@Gungrave123]

No, its not. I have several Logitech K380s, works like a charm. For some reason the rest of the "gaming" brands just don't care to make it work properly. Not to mention that specific keyboard, SK622, is such garbage that it lags plugged in the usb!

[@fedray1464]

It is possible to map FN to caps key?

[@tye-user]

i got this same keyboard yesterday, but the windows key doesnt work. any help will be good. the windows lock is off and so is gaming mode,

[@lucamastrantonio]

What about bluetooth productivity stuff?

[@kimallsebrook5255]

Can you help please, my Hubby's keyboard doesn't light up any more, the only thing that lights up is a small blue light when you hit CAPSLK. Any ideas please? Thanks. Kim

[@ssss-kg7wz]

The keyboard comes with the manual that provides shortcuts for activating the lighting.

[@gavrawlinson3099]

I just got 1 brand new of amazon I cashed my Microsoft rewards in and got it for ten pound

[@SudZyPleb]

ngl i can't find the fn key... help

[@RomiWadaKatsu]

They need to Google what low profile means before releasing this stuff. Also, it needs wireless and not only Bluetooth, otherwise it's useless for gaming (and if I'm gonna have to use a cable then I have super cheap alternatives). I was forced to buy a super overpriced Logitech because it's the only wireless small and low profile keyboard out there, but the quality was so awful that keys started double typing. After I replaced it twice, I gave up and got a refund. Waiting for manufacturers to wake up and realize that low profile is the future and saves hands

[@Minerva___]

I've been looking for a proper low-profile TKL keyboard and nearly bought the Logitech G915 but quite frankly I think its price is bloated due to name recognition and the lightspeed wireless. I also came close to buying a keychron but ultimately decided against it due to the keycap quality and the weird decision they made to kind of make it compatible with other keycaps... but not.
Have you purchased another low-profile keyboard or do you have any recommendations? Ultimately, I want a TKL keyboard and low-pro also be nice but if I have to choose, my most important factor would be TKL.

[@littlenelsky]

@@Minerva___ True its expensive.... but I do love my G915. Its beautiful, responds instantly, (even in bluetooth mode on my mini-portable build which is what I bought the SK622 for). I almost bought the g915 TKL because I know how good its big brother is...but got this for £100 less. I'm still probably going to end up buying a G915 TKL eventually lol

[@TimothyVea]

this is a terrible keyboard. Im using the red cherry mx flat switch version. After a month or 2 the switch will have problems like delay or misstype or not registering at all if you press the keys. I thought at first it was a software problem or bluetooth but all 3 replaced kb i have have same issue after a few months of used. Now i only have it as paper weight due ot the fact it was out of waranty after 1 year of multuple replacements. Im using other CM products but this keyboard = trash.