Corsair K70 RGB PRO

Awesome for the price point. I did put prints on the qwerty zone, the number line, and the arrow keys (you only need one central print on the three point keys, exception is the space bar, use three there). This is replacing my old beat up K57 that I got for $20 at Target on clearance probably 5 years ago. I tried a K55, very unhappy with that for multiple reasons. IMO, the mechanical keys are... Gimmicky. Yeah, I'm sure a lot of haters are lining up... But I have had an enormous amount of experience with over two dozen keyboards, at least ¾ of which were various mechanical type keying. These work great, but they are loud, hence the need for o rings. All things considered, I have never had a problem or complaint about old school keying. Some membrane types aren't great, but a lot are just fine. I mainly got this to keep my 50 or so advanced RGB configs for various software and games running. Can't do that with the k55, it must be an RGB pro type like the k57 or k70. At the end of the day, this is a great keyboard if you either tolerate the noise or dampen it with o rings. Looks great, feels great, since I have literally almost 100% Corsair components on my series 2 build, ICue is basically home for me, so the customization is immaculate as far as being seamless and easy. I believe this is THE best customization platform as far as dynamic lighting for the average enthusiast user, and this is coming from a hardware engineer who fiddles with EVERYTHING. 9/10, minus one for noise

deliah · 2025-11-23 · via amazon

My go to for computer keyboard. Tactile feeling of mechanical "Cherry" switches, full keyboard layout; function, ten key, cursor movement, page control movement, even media/volume control features, and back lit keyboard lighting. Built robust, weighted nicely, a little pricey, but it does last, and a formidable keyboard. Nice "gap" of the keys above the base to allow blowing out cleaning. Even if you're as cautious as I am in trying to keep debris from finding its way under the keys, sooner or later, it happens, and that space is nice for those mistakes. If you want a "quiet" keyboard, this isn't for you, look to "Cherry Brown", or "membrane" keyboards. But, if you like the tactical, and clickety-click feel, these "Cherry Red" switches give you just the right feedback. Not able to use the included driver software due to my choice in Operating Systems, the lighting programmability isn't an option, but even Linux and the "default" program of the keyboard software allows you to have a nice "wipe" pattern at least. Even though I can't do anything about the default back lighting, it does provide a great key lighting for those dim to dark room lit environments, all the keys are well back lit to be seen. Durable & designed for punishment, this is my choice for coding, and a little game playing. I'm not much of a gamer, but I do depend on my keyboard for reliable coding/typing. I've tried many types, and kinds of keyboards over the years, and I feel that ever since I found this brand, it will always be "my choice" for an input device, if I have the choice.

Casey J. Heshler · 2025-07-03 · via amazon

Great keyboard. Comfortable, durable, configurable. No needless 'programable' keys. Pricy but worth it. Not noisy but not true silent as the old Strafe keyboard. Responsive keys.

Ardi · 2026-04-11 · via amazon

I recently upgraded to the Corsair K70 RGB PRO and I have to say, I’m thoroughly impressed. As a gamer, I’ve gone through a couple of keyboards, but this one stands out in terms of performance, build quality, and aesthetics. The keyboard feels solid and premium with its aluminum frame and the RGB lighting on this keyboard is stunning. It’s bright, vibrant, and completely customizable with Corsair’s iCUE software. And by the way... this keyboard feels sexy and sounds sexy while you're typing or gaming, the smooth key presses and satisfying clicks make using it a pleasure every time. This keyboard is worth every penny. If you’re looking to upgrade your setup, this is definitely a keyboard worth considering.

Eduard M · 2024-12-18 · via amazon

This is an example of a product that focuses on gimmicks and chasing trends while failing completely at delivering basic functionality. The key board is terrible. The keys are massively elevated, make tremendous noise when struck, the LED lighting took me nearly half an hour to set up so that it wasn't annoying and distracting anymore, and on top of that to do anything beyond that one needs to download and install software that is packed with spyware and advertising. The firewall gave constant alerts about that program. And then to top it all off, several keys simply stopped working after two months. Total junk. Built for those who enjoy gimmicks.

Daniel Lorente · 2026-03-10 · via amazon

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