Corsair K70 RGB MK.2 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard - USB Passthrough & Media Controls - Linear & Quiet - Cherry MX Red - RGB LED Backlit (CH-9109010-NA)

I’ve been using the Corsair K70 RGB MK.2 for a few months now, and it’s been a fantastic addition to my setup. The Cherry MX Red switches are smooth and quiet, making it perfect for both gaming and typing. The RGB lighting is vibrant and customizable, and I love how I can sync it with my other Corsair peripherals using the iCUE software.The aluminum frame gives it a premium feel, and the wrist rest adds comfort during long gaming sessions. The dedicated media controls and volume wheel are super convenient, and the USB passthrough port is a nice touch. Overall, it’s a top-notch keyboard that combines performance, aesthetics, and durability. Highly recommend it to anyone looking to upgrade their gaming setup!

I really love how it feels the texture the RGB lights Everything compared with the 10$ keyboard I had before this is definitely a game CHANGER! WORTH the price to be honest. Although I don't like too much the keycaps I replaced them with warm keycaps that I bought too, and the keyboard looks even NEATER!!!

If you can believe I've been using this keyboard for 10 years now. What a fantastic value for the money. This keyboard has beautiful customizable RGB, and lets you setup custom macros. The keyboard I chose has cherry red switches which are nice and smooth, quiet and easy to actuate. The keyboard is hefty with minimal deck flex, and can connect with two USB ports for power. In practice, I've found I just need the one on modern systems.Newer versions of this keyboard may have a textured spacebar just to make me sad, but I love the minimal clean design of the original. When I spilled a soda on this keyboard, I obviously had to buy the same one again, and swap out the spacebar.

i bought this keyboard to replace a keyboard i broke trying to modify bc i didn't like how it came out of the box so i bought i keyboard i knew i wouldn't want to modify so far my favorite feature is the volume knob i never use the specialty button that's next to it personally i never found much use for it the large keys have minimal rattle so little it doesnt even matter this keyboard also sounds good and i like the software the wrist rest is nice even tho its hard plasticdownsides when u lock your computer your rgb preset will go back to rainbow vomit wich i hate so i always dim the lights when i lock my pc second the keyboard freezes like the rgb stops moving and the volume knob stops working only fix i have found is unplugging and plugging the keyboard back in

I'm a developer and I purchased this for that purpose. This is my first mechanical keyboard and I absolutely love it. The keys feel great, and are very responsive. Love that it has an audio volume knob on it. Tried that out and it works good, so no more fiddling around with the volume control on my headset. The one thing to this keyboard that I'm a bit leery of is the cable connection - there is no strain relief on it, and I can see it possibly wearing out prematurely. It's located at the back of the keyboard, so that's good, but a better design there would have been nice.

This keyboard is worse than the Redragon piece of crap it was to replace. There is no good to speak of, so we'll go straight into The Bad:Right out of the box, it had an irritating tendency to double certain inputs whenever it felt like. A quick search shows that this problem is A Feature, Actually, and you're meant to be annoyed by it. You're meant to download Corsair's iCue program, which has some special sauce that turns off the doubled inputs (although i've noticed while typing this out that it doesn't actually work).Actually, that's really all i have to say. Maybe this is indicative of Corsair having sold out in some way that totally compromises quality, and that's kind of a shame, many such cases.Also, the wrist rest is hard plastic and not very comfy, although i am used to it at this point.Color? BLACKDurability? I haven't dropped it yet.Weight? Could be heavier. All plastic, undoubtedly.Value? You pay extra for the name, i'm sure.