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Hurricane Tkl Rainbow Gaming Keyboard with RGB Lighting English US

The Fury Hurricane TKL Rainbow keyboard connects via a wired USB connection and features a TKL layout with 87 keys. Its membrane keys have RGB lighting in red, green, and blue, and a wrist rest is...

The Fury Hurricane TKL Rainbow keyboard connects via a wired USB connection and features a TKL layout with 87 keys. Its membrane keys have RGB lighting in red, green, and blue, and a wrist rest is included.

  • Connection: Wired USB
  • Key type: Membrane
  • Number of keys: 87
  • Numeric keypad: Not included
  • Layout: TKL
  • Keyboard language: US English
  • Lighting: RGB, red,...
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Description

Description

The Fury Hurricane TKL Rainbow keyboard connects via a wired USB connection and features a TKL layout with 87 keys. Its membrane keys have RGB lighting in red, green, and blue, and a wrist rest is included.

  • Connection: Wired USB
  • Key type: Membrane
  • Number of keys: 87
  • Numeric keypad: Not included
  • Layout: TKL
  • Keyboard language: US English
  • Lighting: RGB, red, green, and blue
  • Color: Black
  • Wrist rest: Included
  • Cable length: 1.6 m
  • Dimensions: 366 × 38 mm

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Specifications

Specifications

Technical Specifications

Keyboard & Mouse Set
No
Genre
Membrane
Illuminated Keys
Yes
RGB Lighting
Yes
Size
Full Size
Switches
Membrane
Keyboard Language
English US

Connectivity

Wireless
No
Login
USB

Main Specifications

Colour
Black

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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Reviews (3)

Reviews

  1. 1
  2. 1
  3. 3 stars
    0
  4. 2 stars
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  5. 1
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  • Cable length
  • Key feel
  • Response time
  • Value for money
  • Construction quality
  • Cleaning
  • 100/5 for me personally. I had it for 6 years, since 2020, and somehow neither the LED broke nor the keys until today when the spacebar broke and I had to replace it. The only thing is, of course, that the keys faded (very logical since I had it for 6 whole years) with heavy use as well. I definitely recommend it, always speaking from my personal experience.

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    4
    3 out of 3 members found this review helpful

    When you buy a keyboard for 10-12 euros, you don't expect much. It screams cheap, maybe not 10 euros, but definitely not more than 20-25 euros. The build quality is satisfactory, it's not completely fake. Of course, it's all plastic. The buttons are quite pleasant to press, but don't expect mechanical quality. They don't make much noise, so they won't bother you if you want a silent keyboard, but they are not completely silent if that's what you're looking for. The cable length is good and of decent quality, and it has 3 different positions from which it can come out from the back, left, right, and center. Positive. The feet that lift the back of the keyboard are much better than expected, they keep the keyboard very stable. The backlighting of the keys doesn't do any fancy tricks, you simply have the option to turn them off or make them appear less intense. Even at 100%, they are not particularly intense though. The biggest drawback is that the letters on the buttons are not very bold and clear. That's the only change I would want, slightly more readable characters. I consider the size of the keyboard relatively ideal for what I was looking for. Obviously, it's TKL. Overall, I consider it an excellent purchase considering its price. It can't be compared to a Razer or Corsair, but no reasonable person expects that when the price is 1/10 or even less. It's a simple, small-sized keyboard, it has its LEDs if you want a few lights, and it's sturdy despite being all plastic. I think no one will regret their purchase, as long as they get it for under 15 euros. For more, I would say no, it's not worth it. If it lasts a couple of years, which I don't see a reason why it wouldn't, it's definitely worth it. The only real drawback is that the characters on the buttons are not visible, so if you're not someone who is familiar with the keys and you're looking for where the A or K is, don't choose it.

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    • Key feel
    • Cable length
    • Response time
    • Value for money
    • Construction quality
    • Cleaning
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    0 out of 3 members found this review helpful

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    From the first moment, the "E" button does not work

    Translated from Greek ·
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    • Value for money
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  • 100/5 for me personally. I had it for 6 years, since 2020, and somehow neither the LED broke nor the keys until today when the spacebar broke and I had to replace it. The only thing is, of course, that the keys faded (very logical since I had it for 6 whole years) with heavy use as well. I definitely recommend it, always speaking from my personal experience.

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    0
  • When you buy a keyboard for 10-12 euros, you don't expect much. It screams cheap, maybe not 10 euros, but definitely not more than 20-25 euros. The build quality is satisfactory, it's not completely fake. Of course, it's all plastic. The buttons are quite pleasant to press, but don't expect mechanical quality. They don't make much noise, so they won't bother you if you want a silent keyboard, but they are not completely silent if that's what you're looking for. The cable length is good and of decent quality, and it has 3 different positions from which it can come out from the back, left, right, and center. Positive. The feet that lift the back of the keyboard are much better than expected, they keep the keyboard very stable. The backlighting of the keys doesn't do any fancy tricks, you simply have the option to turn them off or make them appear less intense. Even at 100%, they are not particularly intense though. The biggest drawback is that the letters on the buttons are not very bold and clear. That's the only change I would want, slightly more readable characters. I consider the size of the keyboard relatively ideal for what I was looking for. Obviously, it's TKL. Overall, I consider it an excellent purchase considering its price. It can't be compared to a Razer or Corsair, but no reasonable person expects that when the price is 1/10 or even less. It's a simple, small-sized keyboard, it has its LEDs if you want a few lights, and it's sturdy despite being all plastic. I think no one will regret their purchase, as long as they get it for under 15 euros. For more, I would say no, it's not worth it. If it lasts a couple of years, which I don't see a reason why it wouldn't, it's definitely worth it. The only real drawback is that the characters on the buttons are not visible, so if you're not someone who is familiar with the keys and you're looking for where the A or K is, don't choose it.

    Translated from Greek ·
    3
  • From the first moment, the "E" button does not work

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    0
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Description & Specifications

The Fury Hurricane TKL Rainbow keyboard connects via a wired USB connection and features a TKL layout with 87 keys. Its membrane keys have RGB lighting in red, green, and blue, and a wrist rest is included.

  • Connection: Wired USB
  • Key type: Membrane
  • Number of keys: 87
  • Numeric keypad: Not included
  • Layout: TKL
  • Keyboard language: US English
  • Lighting: RGB, red, green, and blue
  • Color: Black
  • Wrist rest: Included
  • Cable length: 1.6 m
  • Dimensions: 366 × 38 mm

Manufacturer

Technical Specifications

Keyboard & Mouse Set
No
Genre
Membrane
Illuminated Keys
Yes
RGB Lighting
Yes
Size
Full Size
Switches
Membrane
Keyboard Language
English US

Connectivity

Wireless
No
Login
USB

Main Specifications

Colour
Black

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (3)

  1. 1
  2. 1
  3. 3 stars
    0
  4. 2 stars
    0
  5. 1
Review this product
  • Cable length
  • Key feel
  • Response time
  • Value for money
  • Construction quality
  • Cleaning
  • 100/5 for me personally. I had it for 6 years, since 2020, and somehow neither the LED broke nor the keys until today when the spacebar broke and I had to replace it. The only thing is, of course, that the keys faded (very logical since I had it for 6 whole years) with heavy use as well. I definitely recommend it, always speaking from my personal experience.

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Τρύφων Μάρκου
    4
    3 out of 3 members found this review helpful

    When you buy a keyboard for 10-12 euros, you don't expect much. It screams cheap, maybe not 10 euros, but definitely not more than 20-25 euros. The build quality is satisfactory, it's not completely fake. Of course, it's all plastic. The buttons are quite pleasant to press, but don't expect mechanical quality. They don't make much noise, so they won't bother you if you want a silent keyboard, but they are not completely silent if that's what you're looking for. The cable length is good and of decent quality, and it has 3 different positions from which it can come out from the back, left, right, and center. Positive. The feet that lift the back of the keyboard are much better than expected, they keep the keyboard very stable. The backlighting of the keys doesn't do any fancy tricks, you simply have the option to turn them off or make them appear less intense. Even at 100%, they are not particularly intense though. The biggest drawback is that the letters on the buttons are not very bold and clear. That's the only change I would want, slightly more readable characters. I consider the size of the keyboard relatively ideal for what I was looking for. Obviously, it's TKL. Overall, I consider it an excellent purchase considering its price. It can't be compared to a Razer or Corsair, but no reasonable person expects that when the price is 1/10 or even less. It's a simple, small-sized keyboard, it has its LEDs if you want a few lights, and it's sturdy despite being all plastic. I think no one will regret their purchase, as long as they get it for under 15 euros. For more, I would say no, it's not worth it. If it lasts a couple of years, which I don't see a reason why it wouldn't, it's definitely worth it. The only real drawback is that the characters on the buttons are not visible, so if you're not someone who is familiar with the keys and you're looking for where the A or K is, don't choose it.

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Key feel
    • Cable length
    • Response time
    • Value for money
    • Construction quality
    • Cleaning
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • 1
    0 out of 3 members found this review helpful

    Verified purchase

    From the first moment, the "E" button does not work

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Cable length
    • Key feel
    • Response time
    • Construction quality
    • Value for money
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • 100/5 for me personally. I had it for 6 years, since 2020, and somehow neither the LED broke nor the keys until today when the spacebar broke and I had to replace it. The only thing is, of course, that the keys faded (very logical since I had it for 6 whole years) with heavy use as well. I definitely recommend it, always speaking from my personal experience.

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • When you buy a keyboard for 10-12 euros, you don't expect much. It screams cheap, maybe not 10 euros, but definitely not more than 20-25 euros. The build quality is satisfactory, it's not completely fake. Of course, it's all plastic. The buttons are quite pleasant to press, but don't expect mechanical quality. They don't make much noise, so they won't bother you if you want a silent keyboard, but they are not completely silent if that's what you're looking for. The cable length is good and of decent quality, and it has 3 different positions from which it can come out from the back, left, right, and center. Positive. The feet that lift the back of the keyboard are much better than expected, they keep the keyboard very stable. The backlighting of the keys doesn't do any fancy tricks, you simply have the option to turn them off or make them appear less intense. Even at 100%, they are not particularly intense though. The biggest drawback is that the letters on the buttons are not very bold and clear. That's the only change I would want, slightly more readable characters. I consider the size of the keyboard relatively ideal for what I was looking for. Obviously, it's TKL. Overall, I consider it an excellent purchase considering its price. It can't be compared to a Razer or Corsair, but no reasonable person expects that when the price is 1/10 or even less. It's a simple, small-sized keyboard, it has its LEDs if you want a few lights, and it's sturdy despite being all plastic. I think no one will regret their purchase, as long as they get it for under 15 euros. For more, I would say no, it's not worth it. If it lasts a couple of years, which I don't see a reason why it wouldn't, it's definitely worth it. The only real drawback is that the characters on the buttons are not visible, so if you're not someone who is familiar with the keys and you're looking for where the A or K is, don't choose it.

    Translated from Greek ·
    3
  • From the first moment, the "E" button does not work

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
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