Game peripherals are no longer just tools for playing games. More and more users want universal devices that are equally suited to dynamic gaming, processing text and tables, and creating content. MSI STRIKE 600 Silent Mechanical Keyboard and MSI VERSA PRO Wireless Mouse are designed for this situation.
In new products, manufacturers are focusing not only on speed and accuracy, but also on noise levels, ergonomics and the ability to configure the device for different scenarios. The STRIKE 600 Silent mechanical keyboard is as quiet as possible, while the VERSA PRO wireless mouse offers 13 programmable buttons, a 4D scroll wheel and three connectivity options.
The key feature of the STRIKE 600 Silent is obvious from the name itself – MSI has always relied on silent operation. The keyboard uses Kailh Midnight Pro Silent Tactile mechanical switches, which combine tactile feedback with low noise.
Claimed actuation force is 45 gf (gram force), tactile response is 55 gf, pre-travel is 1.9 mm, and full travel is 3.7 mm. The switch has a lifespan of 70 million clicks and a claimed noise level of less than 35 decibels.
However, MSI doesn’t limit itself to the switch itself. The STRIKE 600 Silent is designed with a multi-stage noise reduction system. The interior of the keyboard uses latex and silicone sound-absorbing components, and IXPE padding is used under the switches. This design not only makes the operation of the switch quieter, but also makes the entire enclosure acoustically quieter, reducing ringing, echo, and resonance.
The STRIKE 600 is therefore particularly interesting for those who work or play late at night and don’t want to turn every keystroke into a source of noise. At the same time, we’re talking specifically about mechanical keyboards with tactile feedback, rather than trying to achieve silence at the expense of the usual mechanical feel.
The top panel of the STRIKE 600 is made from aircraft-grade aluminum alloy. This increases structural rigidity while defining the keyboard’s appearance: a brushed metal surface combined with a floating key design.
The keyboard features a full-size layout with 105 keys, connects via USB 2.0, comes with a 1.8m long braided cable, and is designed for use with Windows 10 and higher operating systems. The dimensions of the device are 441 × 138 × 38 mm, weight – 984 grams.
Adjustable legs are provided for comfort and there are channels for cable management in the lower part of the case. The shape and height of the keys should be chosen to reduce the strain on the hands during long periods of working or playing.
Another unusual feature of the STRIKE 600 is the smart dual-touch volume control. The volume wheel can be used on the top or side, and there are separate media keys nearby. This allows you to control playback and volume without resorting to operating system software controls.
For gaming scenarios, a hybrid 6+N key conflict-free mode is provided, allowing you to correctly record simultaneous presses of multiple keys. Three configuration files can be saved in the keyboard, and additional configuration of hotkeys and other parameters can be completed through the proprietary MSI Center software.
There is also RGB lighting. Mystic Light supports per-key customization, various lighting effects, and up to 16 million colors. The backlight can be synchronized with other compatible system components.
You can buy MSI STRIKE 600 Silent in DNS for 8999 rubles.
The STRIKE 600 focuses on acoustic comfort, while the VERSA PRO Wireless Gaming Mouse gives users the widest possible range of control. The mouse has 13 programmable buttons, including a dedicated sniper button, profile switch, and backlight control button.
This set is not only useful for shooters. In different types of games, additional buttons allow you to assign commands to the paddle that would otherwise have to be assigned to the keyboard. In action, additional buttons can be used as hotkeys for navigation, macros, and other frequently performed actions.
The MSI features an ergonomic right-hand design with a thumb rest and textured Diamond Lightgrips on the side. The latter should provide a more secure grip during active mouse movement.
VERSA PRO Wireless is based on the PixArt PAW-3395 optical sensor. The maximum resolution reaches 26,000 DPI, the polling rate is 1000 Hz, and the specified response time is 1 ms. There are also fixed DPI levels – 400, 800, 1600, 3200 and 6400. Higher resolutions are available through MSI Center.
The mouse uses Omron optical micro switches and is said to have a service life of 70 million clicks. MSI specifically emphasizes that the optical design is designed to eliminate double-click issues that can occur with worn mechanical switches.
The scroll wheel deserves special attention. It supports four directions, vertical and horizontal, and two rotation modes: step lock and free rotation. In the first case, it is easier to scroll precisely; in the second, you can quickly scroll through large files or long pages. Wheel tilt left and right can also be used as an additional programmable input.
VERSA PRO Wireless supports three connection modes at the same time. Users can choose MSI SwiftSpeed 2.4 GHz wireless, Bluetooth 5.3 or wired USB 2.0 connection. This allows the mouse to be used as a low-latency gaming peripheral or multi-device mouse.
A battery with a capacity of 450 mAh is responsible for the autonomy. MSI claims up to 80 hours of battery life on a single charge. It takes about 1.5 hours to fully charge via the data cable, and you can use the mouse while charging. The dimensions of the mouse are 129 × 80 × 44 mm, weight – 97 grams. The kit includes a two-meter FriXionFree cable with USB-C to USB-A connectors.
MSI also provides the optional Mouse Dock Pro charging station for VERSA PRO Wireless. It supports Qi wireless charging and can hold the mouse magnetically while charging. The workstation also features customizable Mystic Light RGB lighting and a USB port that accepts wireless adapters.
This allows you to organize your workspace so that the adapter does not occupy a separate USB port on your computer and the mouse can simply be mounted on the docking station after use.
MSI VERSA PRO Wireless also offers DNS service and is priced at 6,799 rubles.
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