Pros
- Super quiet mechanical keyboards
- Vulcan II mini allows for multiple connection options and even has smart tech when you’re away from the keyboard
- RGB customization via SWARM app allows for brilliant colors across either keyboard.
- Typing feels natural on both versions
Cons
- Lack of key replacement my put some users off.
In Summary
I love the Vulcan keyboards, in fact I’ve been using the Vulcan 120 keyboard for years and loved it. What does this mean for the Vulcan IIs you may ask? Why it’s simple: they’ve made an excellent keyboard even better! As a big fan of mechanical keyboards having one that’s as quiet as the Vulcan IIs is excellent when you’re using the keyboard in a group setting or even alone and don’t want to be distracted by your keyboard clicks. Adding the wireless functionality of the Vulcan II Mini just adds icing to an already tasty cake. I do wish the full Vulcan II had a wireless option, but thats a small nitpick for the keyboard thats now become my daily driver.
