MSI has added the STRIKE 600 V2 to its product lineup, offering a quieter typing experience for gamers who value audio discretion. This peripheral targets users who need to minimize keystroke noise without sacrificing tactile feedback. The keyboard utilizes specific silent switches to keep sound output low during intense gaming sessions.
Silent switches and aluminum chassis define the new 60-percent design
The device is a 60-percent layout keyboard built around Kailh Midnight Pro Silent Tactile switches. These switches provide a distinct tactile bump while maintaining a low noise profile. The actuation force sits at 45 grams, with a tactile bump force of 55 grams. Key travel is set at 1.9 millimeters for actuation and 3.7 millimeters for total travel.
Specifications
- Switch Type: Kailh Midnight Pro Silent Tactile
- Noise Level: Under 35dB
- Actuation Force: 45gf
- Plate Material: Aerospace-grade aluminum alloy
- Volume Control: Dual touch volume wheel
MSI constructed the chassis with an aerospace-grade aluminum alloy top plate for structural rigidity. The company integrated a multi-layer acoustic dampening structure to further reduce sound. This stack includes an IXPE switch pad, a PET acoustic absorption pad, latex foam, and a silicone housing bottom pad. The keyboard supports hybrid 6+ key rollover and stores three onboard profiles.
Users can control audio levels using a dual touch volume wheel located on the device. The keyboard features per-key RGB lighting with 16.7 million color options managed by Mystic Light. MSI has not yet released official pricing or a release date for the STRIKE 600 V2. Buyers should monitor MSI channels for future availability updates.
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