MSI S11-04US287-CLA Vigor GK50 Elite TKL Kailh Blue gaming keyboard
- USB 2.0
- Tenkeyless
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A tenkeyless mechanical keyboard with Kailh Red linear switches, detachable USB-C cable, three tilt angles and a travel drawstring bag
Key Switch Type Kailh Red
The MSI Vigor GK50 Elite TKL is a mechanical keyboard built for players who want a smaller desk footprint without losing full key functionality. It uses Kailh Red linear switches rated at 50gf actuation force for consistent, smooth keystrokes. A detachable USB Type-C cable connects via USB 2.0 for wired reliability. Three onboard profiles store lighting, macros and settings directly on the board.
The removable USB Type-C cable reduces wear during transport and lets you pack the keyboard in the included drawstring bag. Two flip-out feet provide three distinct typing angles so you can set a comfortable wrist position. The ergonomic high-low keycap profile encourages a natural hand posture during long sessions. No palm rest is included, keeping the layout minimal.
Users moving from a standard membrane keyboard gain mechanical precision and per-key rollover for faster input recognition. The tenkeyless form factor frees up mouse space compared to a full-size deck, which benefits low-sensitivity players. Buyers who need a dedicated number pad or wireless connectivity should look elsewhere, as this model is wired and omits the numeric cluster.
| Brand | MSI |
|---|---|
| Model | VIGOR GK50 ELITE TKL KAILH RED |
| Part Number | GK50TKLR |
| Keyboard Interface | USB 2.0 |
| Design Style | Tenkeyless |
| Palm Rest | No |
| Mechanical Keyboard | Yes |
| Key Switch | Kailh Red |
| Keyboard Color | Black |
| Backlit | Yes |
| Dimensions | 354 x 140 x 33 mm |
| Type | Wired |
| Mouse Included | No |
| Operating System Supported | Windows 10 (or above) |
| Features | LINEAR & PRECISE The Kailh Red mechanical switches offer outstanding feedback and a precise feel with a 50gf linear keystroke for every key press. COMPACT TKL DESIGN The tenkeyless form factor provides a wider and larger space for your mouse swipes for the ideal gaming setup. ERGONOMIC FLOATING KEYCAP DESIGN The ergonomic high-low keycap design keeps your hands and wrists in a natural position reducing strain while gaming. 3 ADJUSTABLE KEYBOARD ANGLES Create your favorite comfy wrist position at 3 different tilt angles with two keyboard feet. TRAVEL DRAWSTRING BAG INCLUDED The includ |
| Shipping weight | 0.98 kg |
| Package size | 381 × 178 × 51 mm |
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The USB 2.0 connection carries power and data for the keyboard, including backlight control and the three onboard profiles, without needing extra drivers on Windows 10 or above.
The board measures 354 mm wide, 140 mm deep and 33 mm tall, so allow at least that footprint plus room for the detachable USB Type-C cable.
Flip out the two rear feet; each foot adds a distinct angle, giving three total positions. The step often missed is pressing both feet firmly until they click into the same notch so the keyboard sits level.
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