Roccat Vulcan AIMO 120 vs. 121 vs. 122 - the differences

In the booming market of gaming keyboards, the German manufacturer Roccat is mixing at the top. To bring clarity to the model range, we explain the differences between the top-of-the-line Vulcan AIMO 120, 121 and 122 models.

Flagship: whether Vulcan AIMO 120, 121 or 122, the models are exactly the same except for the color.

Under the name Vulcan AIMO, gamers will find the flagship series of the Hamburg-based peripheral specialist. The three model numbers of the mechanical keyboards sometimes cause confusion.

Roccat Vulcan AIMO: 120, 121 and 122 as color specification

While the solution in this case is quite simple: The only difference is the color of the keyboards.

• Vulcan 120 AIMO: Gray resp. Metallic Silver
• Vulcan 121 AIMO: Black
• Vulcan 122 AIMO: White

Technically, the three models are absolutely identical: they carry Roccat's in-house Titanium switches, have a lighting system with 16.7 million colors, are made of metal, and have features like N-Key rollover and anti-ghosting. Price-wise, the 120 version is often available at a slightly lower price since it has been around the longest, but that's also a matter of timing or current deals.