Replaced my long term Razer Lycosa and the Apple USB aluminium keyboards with the Cooler Master Rapid-i.

What I like ?

+Wonderful and satisfying tactile feel of the Cherry MX brown keys. It has been such a pleasure typing on this keyboard.
+Less noisy compare to the Cherry MX Blues
+ Does not require any software to be installed; agnostic to the Operating System. the built in ARM chip and memory allows it to be configured directly on the keyboard and retains keyboard settings across compute...

As the user "ManasAndJonali Bhattacharya" stated, it's a great TKL (TenKeyLess - i.e. no annoying NumPad) keyboard with Cherry MX Brown (appears that all units sold via Flipkart are the Brown model) switches that is completely OS-agnostic, unlike, for example, Razer keyboards that require you to install their software to manage the keyboard's functions.
I'd give it 5 out of 5 but I can't. Cooler Master still hasn't figured out the issue of faulty LEDs and one of mine (B key) failed just afte...

-Cooler Mater Rapid-i keyboard is a sturdy, mechanical-switch keyboard, with an unmatched set of gamer-specific features.
-Its compact design and comfort enables me to carry and use it anytime i can.
-Its 2.0 USB helps to instantly connect and carry on with my gaming.
-the white LED lights gives an illumination in dark and makes gaming easier.
-low noise keys and smooth functionality
I would immensily suggest this keyboard to gamers as well as others as it is the best and userfriendly keyboa...

Pros:
-It's compact and you can carry it around with you even though it's fairly a bit heavy.
-Illuminated with white LEDs and provides a variety of custom patterns with the updated firmware.
-ABS Plastic prevents wearing of the keycaps

Cons:
-None at the moment. I find it good for both typing and gaming.

This keyboard blew me away. The Cherry Blues feel more tactile and they have a more satisfying click. The board fells very sturdy and has a wonderful rubberized texture. Works flawlessly and I don't have any cons thus far.

I've tried a number of different mechanical keyboards recently and this is one of the best I've tried, I'm not a fan of the overly aggressive "gaming" styling and the font used on the keytops is a bit rectangular, but it's a very nice piece of mechanical engineering, feels sold and doesn't slide at all on it's big rubber pads, fairly compact due to not having any numpad Cherry MX Black is my personal favorite mechanical switch, very nice for gaming since you can "float" on the trigger point t...

This is most definitely the coolest Mechanical keyboard out there right now. With a lot of usable features and the feel and sound of the keys is just amazing.

Cooler Master has done a great job of bridging the gap between lower end keyboards and the enthusiast grade keyboards. They have been able to provide options that are priced well, but still have most of the quality and features of the most expensive models.You guys need to check out Cooler Masters new Quickfire Rapid-I, I think you will dig it!

Was using logitech keyboards for a long time recently shifted to Cmstorm rapid-I, I play mostly COD or CSgo and this keyboard has really made life easier...The keys are really comfortable and the response is really quick too also the keys when pressed gives a satisfying tactile feel..the trailing backlit is my favourite feature of the keyboard, the keyboard is also small and easy to carry around for lan parties!

After some keys on my keyboard from my Logitech Cordless Desktop EX 111 Combo that I'd bought a couple of years ago started to fail, I began the hunt for a new keyboard.

Having used a TVSE mechanical keyboard with my 386 computer many years ago and also having used a mechanical keyboard during my early working days, I was longing to return to days when keyboards built like tanks and wonderful to type on. Since I was used to a wireless keyboard, I searched for a wireless mechanical option on...