Corsair K70 PRO RGB Optical-Mechanical Gaming Keyboard - OPX Linear Switches, PBT Double-Shot Keycaps, 8,000Hz Hyper-Polling, Magnetic Soft-Touch Palm Rest - NA Layout, QWERTY - Black

Very good keyboard

Aesthetically pleasing, crisp response, this is the keyboard you want when lag and/or slow response could cost you the game. Also, the versatile light show feature is sweet. My newest build is a white case, so this works out perfectly!

It doesn't have a lot of extra material around the outside so gives me more space on the desk. Leds have a good range of brightness levels, sits solid on the desk without sliding. It has a soft key click sound. I like the audio mute and volume control at the top right and use them frequently.

Nice heavy, solid keyboard. Underneath has cable routing. USB connector on the back of the keyboard is a nice feature. Keys press are sensitive, causing accidentally hitting the wrong key because my palm or finger brushed against it (Haven't found a way to adjust). The issue with the volume slider is annoying. If I try to turn the volume down, the sound levels will randomly jump up,down or go to max volume. I see many other complaints for similar issues with the volume sliders. Seams like its software related but no updates to fix it.

The media could not be loaded. The keyboard is comfortable to type on and produces a pleasant, clicky sound. Its appearance matches the photos in the Amazon item description. It works well on Linux-based systems after I developed an adapter for the ckb-next software. The keys are highly sensitive and responsive.

We shopped all over and looked at many different keyboards to find the perfect one for my wife's setup. We wanted the Corsair Cherry Blossom White, but Corsair recently stopped production on that one and we couldn't find it anywhere. This one is the next best thing. So far, she loves it.

Muy buen teclado, llegó en perfectas condiciones

This is a beautiful keyboard goes with my all-white new build; however, I did not realize that this keyboard sent to me from Amazon was a used or returned one. I should have realized it the day I got it because the box had crossed out marking with a marker on the box and looked like it was used and returned and probably for the same problem I am experiencing. I am a Corsair fan and have bought many of their products over the years, but this one has been the only exception. I ordered all of my parts beginning at the end of November 2024 and waited until I had all of my parts to begin building that was Jan 2025. So needless to say, I have moved past the return window, and I am now at the mercy of Corsair Support. The problem is that while typing the characters and or spacing runs away uncontrollably. Almost like keys get stuck but are not. I went to Corsair support and found how to reset keyboard and as of this writing seems to have fixed it. We will see over time. Number one lesson here is: if you order all new handpicked parts and want to accumulate them until the last part is in, I recommend you look over items and test it before return window closes. That the mistake I made. Lastly Amazon has been getting worse over time, and I have been a loyal member since inception. I remember when Amazon was an online bookstore like Barnes and Noble or Books a Million. (late 80's early 90's) It was not what it is today. I noticed when Jeff Bazos turned over the company to another member or co-owner a few years ago that's when I saw Amazon begin to drop. Fees went up, more ads in video streaming etc. Buyer beware. Many of the products you could get unsuspectedly are returned items for different reasons that Amazon does not disclose, and Amazon does not put any remarks or reduce the price of the product at times in the description which is sneaky in my opinion. You think you are getting a brand-new unused item you may not be. I want other companies to create more competition against Amazon because it is happening more and more over time. I would consider shifting loyalty as a wakeup call to Amazon.