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Add to SafariWhen comparing Goldtouch Go!2 Mobile Keyboard vs CM Storm Quickfire Rapid-i, the Slant community recommends CM Storm Quickfire Rapid-i for most people. In the question“What are the best mechanical keyboards?” CM Storm Quickfire Rapid-i is ranked 20th while Goldtouch Go!2 Mobile Keyboard is ranked 35th. The most important reason people chose CM Storm Quickfire Rapid-i is:
The Rapid-i's comes with a long 1.8 m braided cable, which makes it more durable and aesthetically pleasant than common cables. It's detachable and, therefore, easily replaceable by a shorter/longer cable. This also means that, in case the cable breaks, it's easy to fix it and there's no need to replace the entire keyboard.
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Pros
Pro Tilt and angle are adjustable for maximum comfort and ergonomy
The height of the middle section is adjustable. The two halves can be angled up to 15 degrees so that your hands can stay at a comfortable, natural angle while typing.
Pro Lightweight
Weighing only 1.3 pounds, this keyboard is light.
Pro Very portable
This keyboard folds in half, which is nice, since it makes it conveniently smaller for transportation. Since it folds inwards, the keys are protected from external elements.
Pro Detachable and replaceable cable
The Rapid-i's comes with a long 1.8 m braided cable, which makes it more durable and aesthetically pleasant than common cables. It's detachable and, therefore, easily replaceable by a shorter/longer cable. This also means that, in case the cable breaks, it's easy to fix it and there's no need to replace the entire keyboard.
Pro Customizable backlighting is great for use in the dark
This keyboard is backlit and offers individual key backlighting customization. Up to 4 profiles can be saved, being quite easy to switch between them.
Pro First-class mechanical switches
Cherry MX switches are considered the golden standard of mechanical key switches. This particular model's tenkeyless version is available in the Blue or Brown varieties of the MX. Blue switches offer audible and tactile feedback at the actuation point (about halfway the full travel distance). These are best for typing. Brown switches offer a slightly less pronounced tactile bump than Blue switches, and are silent. They are often described as a mix-switch: something that is equally good for gaming and typing, though not the best at either one.
Cons
Con Limited switch types for the tenkeyless version
The tenkeyless version of this keyboard is more compact, but it only offers Blue and Brown switches, which are the most popular. However, if you want Green or Red MX switches you'll need to choose the larger version of the keyboard (with a number pad).
Con The USB connector sticks out
Unlike many other keyboards, the USB port for the Rapid-i is not tucked under the keyboard, so when the L-shaped USB connector is inserted, it sticks out a bit. In addition to not looking as sleek as a result, it also means that it's easier to accidentally damage both the connector and the port.
