Product Comparison: ROCCAT Vulcan 100 vs ROCCAT Vulcan 121
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- With its metal chassis, the Vulcan looks as though it should weigh a hefty amount. Thankfully it’s a shade under one kilo, so carrying it around is no hardship.
- The Vulcan 100 AIMO looks very modern with its anodized aluminum plate. Also it weighs pretty much but that make it sturdy.
- Good weight and rubber feet make perfect grip with table.
- Nice and heavy. It's a looker for sure and is usually one of the first things people notice about my setup.
- Gunmetal grey aluminium back plate, giving it a nice weight and rigidity.
- The aluminum top plate is very thin and seems to be there more for looks and has a low weight.
- The keyboard is built with very good materials and feel premium weight.
- The full-size keyboard isn't obnoxiously large, either, measuring pretty short sizes.
- Because it doesn't have an extra unnecessary row of macro keys, the keyboard have good compact size.
- It's a very big full-sized keyboard. Wish, there are no shorter version without numpad.
- The keystrokes on the keyboard are very fast and smooth.
- I'm so glad I took the plunge as it feels amazing to type on and the keys make such a satisfying sound.
- Numerical pad and the arrow keys are well separated from the rest of the board, so each section is easy to find by touch alone.
- The individual keys are well sized and spaced too, for effortless touch typing.
- The W key switch has started failing after just a year of use.
- The key action is very crisp, they're slightly indented so they have a good feel around your finger.
- The RGB effects are very, very cool, completely love the design.
- The keys feel very good. They are not loud at all but have a very nice mechanical actuation.
- I absolutely love the feel of the switches and the AIMO RGB effects. Good click, not too loud, good tactile feel.
- I'm not concerned at all with RGB features, and actually find them a bit off-putting and tacky.
- Roccat Swarm is all very easy to do, the program is well designed in that respect.
- Each key protrudes straight out from a metal board. This design doesn’t just look funky as hell, it’s also very smart.
- The fold-out stands at the back feel rugged enough to survive a fair few knocks.
- The Aimo in the keyboard’s title refers to Roccat’s intelligent lighting system where you can easy adjust every button lightning.
- It is pretty big price for the keyboard and sadly it does not have wireless support.
- There are many built in options and then also the ability to fully customize.
- The hand rest attaches magnetically which is a nice touch.
- The Roccat Swarm software used to control lights, also works as intended.
- Roccat swarm software can be used, not only to adjust lights, and to make macros and reassign keys. Very nice.
- You can really program every key to do essentially anything you want with the RGB / keybinding features.