Cooler Master SK-620-SKTR1-US 60% wired keyboard, low-profile red switches, RGB, silver white
- SK620
- USB
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Cooler Master
A compact 60% wired mechanical keyboard with low-profile brown switches, per-key RGB backlighting and a brushed aluminium frame in gunmetal gray
Key Switch Type Brown Mechanical
Keyboard Color Gunmetal Gray
The Cooler Master SK620 is a wired mechanical keyboard built around a 60% form factor. Low-profile Brown switches provide a tactile bump with reduced travel distance and actuation point. A brushed aluminium top plate and per-key RGB backlighting complete the package. It connects via a detachable USB Type-C cable and includes a carry pouch for transport.
Users who want a small footprint, tactile feedback and RGB lighting on both Windows and macOS will find this keyboard a direct fit. The tenkeyless design omits the number pad, function row and dedicated arrow cluster, so anyone who relies on those keys for data entry or shortcuts should consider a larger layout instead.
The defining specification is the low-profile mechanical Brown switch, which shortens both travel and actuation compared with standard-height switches while keeping a tactile feel. If you prefer the deeper travel of full-height switches or need a linear or clicky action, this model will not match that requirement.
| Brand | Cooler Master |
|---|---|
| Name | SK620 |
| Model | SK-620-GKTM1-US |
| Keyboard Interface | USB |
| Design Style | Tenkeyless |
| Palm Rest | No |
| Mechanical Keyboard | Yes |
| Key Switch | Low Profile Mechanical Switch (Brown) |
| Backlit | RGB |
| Keyboard Color | Gunmetal Gray |
| Dimensions | Standard: 1.19" x 11.54" x 4.06" Feet Open: 1.69" x 11.54" x 4.06" |
| Type | Wired |
| Mouse Included | No |
| Operating System Supported | Mac OS / Window 8 and above |
| Features | Low Profile Switches - A reduced travel distance and actuation point with the same signature durability and precision. Portable 60% Layout - Compact layout and design, perfect for on-the-go use with mobile devices and laptops. Brushed Aluminum Design - Curved top plate, floating keycaps, and minimalistic design built with functionality in mind Ergonomic Upgrades - New ergonomic keycaps and adjustable feet allow you the comfortable typing experience you want, your way. Multiple OS Support - Use with MacOS and Windows 8 and above - and easily soft-switch between all devices with a simp |
| Package Contents | SK620 Keyboard Manual Carry Punch Key Puller USB Type-C to Type-A Cable |
| Shipping weight | 0.60 kg |
| Package size | 311 × 146 × 41 mm |
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The SK620 is the wired model in the 2.0 series, using a USB Type-C to Type-A cable for a stable connection without battery management.
Brown switches give a tactile bump without a click; the low-profile design cuts travel distance and actuation point while keeping the same durability.
The wired USB link caps the keyboard to tethered use with Windows 8 or later and macOS, and it draws power directly from the host port.
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