Sharkoon Skiller SGK50 S4 Keyboard Review

The Skiller SGK50 S4 is Sharkoon's first ever 60% mechanical gaming keyboard. It has a hot swappable switch configuration and is compatible with all 3 and 5-pin mechanical switches. Coming in at around the £65-70 mark, it's certainly competitively priced and looks very interesting on paper – but what's it like to use as a daily driver? We find out today.

Timestamps

00:00 Start
00:40 Introduction and pricing
01:26 Unboxing
03:01 Design / Cable
04:58 Bottom of the board
05:28 RGB backlighting / presets
06:17 Fit and finish
06:49 PBT keycap option / switches
07:52 Sound test
08:41 Value for money discussion
09:27 Customisation and software
11:01 Closing Thoughts

Specifications:

• Colour Versions: Black, White
• Type: Gaming Keyboard
• Switch Technology: Hot-Swap
• Illumination: RGB
• Adjustable Illumination: ✓
• Lighting Effect: ✓
• Max. Polling Rate: 1,000 Hz
• Block: 60 % layout
• Onboard Memory for Game Profiles: ✓
• Capacity of Onboard Memory: 32 kB
• Detachable Cable: ✓
• Weight incl. Cable: 648 g
• Weight Without Cable: 588 g
• Dimensions (L x W x H): 293 x 102.55 x 38 mm
• Supported Operating Systems: Windows

The Sharkoon Skiller SGK50 S4 is not yet available to purchase in the UK, but we found it on Amazon.de for 69.90 Euros HERE, approximately £67 if shipped to the UK.

Pros:

• Very good stabilisers.
• Great price.
• Nice design.
• Solid acoustics.
• Included coiled cable.

Cons:

• Plastic chassis.
• No software for customisation.

KitGuru says: The Sharkoon Skiller SGK50 S4 is a very good keyboard considering the price. It may use an all-plastic chassis, but it still sounds fantastic and the included coiled cable is a very nice touch.

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