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The Challenger Pro is a niche keyboard. If you are looking for a keyboard with a fan, the Challenger Pro is a no-brainier. If you are looking for a keyboard with a backlight and macro keys, the Challenger Pro has a strong black and red theme and 10 pr...
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Published: 2011-02-22, Author: Alex , review by: maximumpc.com
Abstract: The Challenger (ThermalTake’s entry into the gaming keyboard market) is the kind of keyboard that’s looking to set itself apart. It does this most noticeably with a tiny fan that can be plugged in on either side of the keyboard to blow cool air acros...
Build Quality, Design, Backlight, Control Software, 10 Programmable Keys, 2 USB2.0 Ports, Detachable Fan with Holder, Replacement Keys, Price
Single Backlight Color
We used the Challenger Pro for a period of 4 weeks but since right before that we used the 6GV2 by SteelSeries some of you may imagine that it was quite difficult for us to move from a mechanical keyboard back to a normal stroke one. However t...
For many years now Thermaltake has been a big name in computing. While they may have been part of the gaming market nearly that whole time, it might not have been as evident to other folks at a LAN party/competition since the components would have been...
Very responsive, Red Back lit keys can be turned off, Includes replacement red keys for movement keys (arrows, W, A, S, D), Macro capable
Fan is about useless as it moves very little air, Keyboard layout takes a little getting used to, Macro entry limited to 10 characters and no Enter key, No ergonomic version
If you type by touch, and have an older keyboard, it will take a little time to get used to the Tt eSports Challenger Pro keyboard due to its unique layout. However, once you get familiar with it, it may be one of the best keyboards to have. The low p...
Below you can see a summary of our impressions about the Thermaltake Challenger Pro.Strong PointsTop-notch presentationSpare keys with key removal toolIllumination with intensity control40 configuration optionsEasy and simple softwareWeak PointsKeys to...
Price, Quality, LED's, USB Hub Built in, Fan Cools Quite Well Surprisingly,
None I can Think of
Overall Thermatakes design department (as always) knows what they are doing. This keyboard out performed every other gaming keyboard I have ever used. All the other keyboards I tried had the same plastic cheap keyboard feel, whereas this one (althoug...
Two USB 2.0 ports, Detachable braided cable, Six media Keys, Good build quality, Red backlight behind keys is nice effect, Lighting is controllable, Looks very nice, Store up to 40 commands on ten macro keys, Blanks to replace windows keys,
Cooling fan is ineffective, Software has issues regarding lighting, Replacement red keys are a bit of a gimmick, Cable routing has no real benefit, No antighosting
In this section I am going to write a brief five point summary on the following categories; Performance, Appearance, Construction, Functionality and Value. These views are my own and help me to give the Thermaltake Challenger Pro Gaming Keyboard a rat...
Smooth, quiet, responsive feedback, Various replacement keys included, Hand cooling fan, Adjustable backlighting, 10 macro keys, 4 profiles, Onboard memory, Intuitive software, Detachable USB cord,
Fan storage compartment could use a little work, Any questions about this gaming keyboard can be found HERE.
Overall, Thermaltake has left me impressed with the Challenger Pro gaming keyboard. It's well designed with rugged construction and features that will appeal to gamers such as replacement W A S D and arrow keys, a hand cooling fan, and even “dummy” c...
