Thermaltake TT Esports Challenger Gamingkeyboard PRO

The Challenger is a solidly built, comfortable keyboard with the fun addition of a finger-cooling fan. But its keys are a trifle sluggish and the product's provincial-office looks – those scarlet letters notwithstanding - compare poorly with rival...

9 Fully Customizable Buttons ; Macro Ability ; Adjustable Weight ; 5 Profiles ; On-The-Fly Adjustable ; Long-life OMRON switches ; Up to 6500 DPI ; Gold-Plated USB Connector ; Protective carrying pouch ; 128KB On-board Memory For Storing Profiles ; 5...

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My personal tastes clash a bit with the Thermaltake Tt eSPORTS Black Element Gaming Mouse. I'm really not into a ton of flash and flare, so having a million colors doesn't really matter to me. However, the Thermaltake Tt eSPORTS Black Element Gaming...

Stylish ; 3.5mm Connection ; In line Volume Control ; Cushioned Ear Pads ; Auto Adjusting Headband ; Good Microphone ; Good Mids/Highs

Optimal Sound Needs Manual EQ Adjustments ; Can Hear Analog Noise ; External Microphone

The Thermaltake Tt eSPORTS Shock Spin Gaming Headset is a mixed bag for me as a gaming headset. There are a few things that I have come to know as a standard when purchasing a gaming headset, the biggest one being an integrated, adjustable, microphone....

Excellent sound quality for the price ; Comfortable and secure in-ear design ; Gold plated jacks ; Convenient carrying pouch ; Rubber-coated wires for durability ; Compatible with phones and other mobile devices ; Driver-free installation ; In-ear...

Non-color coded jacks ; In-line microphone could be better

I wasn’t expecting much from the Thermaltake Tt eSPORTS Isurus at first when I saw the price tag. There aren’t that many excellent headsets at that price range, let alone an in-ear version, so I was surprised when I finally got to listen to the sound...

Tt eSports calls this keyboard the Challenger Pro. In many respects it is a definite improvement over the standard Challenger keyboard with 10 Macro keys separate from the F keys, a Backlight key and a profile switch key and the same cooling fan for...

Overall the Thermaltake Tt Challenger Pro Gaming Keyboard is a great gaming keyboard. While its price is a little higher than most, it’s still well worth the price. ThinkComputers would like to award the Thermaltake Tt eSPORTS Challenger Pro Gaming...

Good price, nice feel to the touch on the keys, a subtle click for those who like mechanical keyboards, but don't have the money. Also the fan, is actually quite nice when its not being loud, it actually almost raises up through the keys giving the...

Now due to the spacing, it may take sometime to get used to regular typing on this keyboard as opposed to gaming, and the keys are somewhat lifted, compared to the Pro version of the keyboard, which from what I've seen has flatter keys

Great looks, decent sound, decent mic, looooong cable for 48 bucks? Yes please

The actual speaker piece isn't fastened well to the white outer frame and moves around a little. In line controls look and feel flimsy (this will be my biggest concern), bad shielding in the wires. I had to take extra care to isolate the cable from...

The backlit keyboard is a huge improvement from my last keyboard. It's real helpful when working late at night on documents, and even some quick gaming. The fan is a little bit overkill when it comes to comfort, but I haven't noticed a bead of sweat...

The keys aren't as responsive as I had hoped. When playing Stepmania with the keyboard at Constand 600 BPM, (Dance Dance Revolution) I noticed that the keyboard couldn't really keep up with me, or the game. It's just a little too slow for me, but...

Quality feel and great software and lighting is great, love having the media keys

Fan is a joke not sure it could blow a candle out much less keep hands cool