Roccat is starting the summer off with a bang with several announcements. The manufacturer presents this week no less than two new peripherals for gamers, starting with the keyboard Vulcan IIsuccessor of Vulcan 120 which embeds homemade switches.
THE Vulcan II thus has switches mechanical Titan II“factory pre-lubricated for ultra-smooth actuation”, capable of withstanding 80 million activations and accompanied by lighting RGB, highlighted by a transparent case. Users will also find key duplication with Easy Shift[+]THE n-key rollover NKRO and theanti ghosting, not to mention a removable wrist rest, anodized aluminum top plate, multimedia keys and 4MB onboard memory to save four profiles. THE Vulcan II will be released on July 19, against €159.99.
Roccat also presented another device, this time a variation of an old model, but without wires, the Vulcan II Mini Air, its first keyboard wireless. At 65% format, the Vulcan II Mini Air still embeds switches Titan IIbut optical, as well as proximity sensors “which detect when players take a break”, to maximize battery life. However, the design does not change much, with an aluminum plate, the functionalities AIMO, Easy Shift[+] And NKRO. Juergen Stark, CEO of Turtle Beach Corporationcomments:
The Vulcan II Mini Air from Roccat takes everything PC gamers love about the wired version with the addition of wireless mobility and revolutionary proximity sensor technology to deliver extended battery life that puts this mini keyboard in a class of its own. Under continuous use with full RGB lighting, the Mini Air delivers over 30 hours of battery life. Using it for five hours a day with the RGB lighting off, it has the potential to provide up to 750 hours of battery life before needing a recharge, thanks to its proximity sensors.
THE Vulcan II Mini Air will also be available on July 19, against €179.99in ash black or arctic white.
| Clint008 Writer – Tester |
