K70 CORE RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard

It's been pretty great! It feels, looks and sounds much better than my old one for sure. The only thing that I'm still getting used to is the size, as it's a 100% keyboard, whereas my old was probably 80%. I'm not sure if there is a model of the same keyboard but just a little smaller or not, if there is, that would probably be better suited for my personal use as I'm predominantly using it for gaming. That being said, I'm still super happy with it and I think I went with the right one!

for casual gaming, the Corsair K70 series is a good pick The wireless version lets you move around, but if you don't mind wired, the K70 core is super responsive and well-built. The Razer Ornata V3 is okay too, but it's a membrane hybrid, so it might not feel as nice for gaming compared to mechanical ones. Check out keyboardyeti for a quick comparison of these; their guide could help you figure out which one works for you.

for casual gaming, the Corsair K70 series is a good pick The wireless version lets you move around, but if you don't mind wired, the K70 core is super responsive and well-built. The Razer Ornata V3 is okay too, but it's a membrane hybrid, so it might not feel as nice for gaming compared to mechanical ones. Check out keyboardyeti for a quick comparison of these; their guide could help you figure out which one works for you.

K100 is way to expensive I would go if on a budget and don't mind abs and not premium with the k70 core worked well for me but now I'm on k70 max is amazing for it's price premium quality sounds amazing and has nice lighting and a nice wrist rest IMO I would go for k70 max

If it’s these 3 options, the K70 Core. It has lubed switches, quieter acoustics, a more compact design and is the least expensive of the bunch. K100 while feature packed is an outdated and clunky design. K70 Max is decent but the switches can be loud. Note: I have all 3 of these keyboards so I can answer any questions you may have!

I like my K70 Core and it's very comfortable and easy to type on, but it's not in the same category as the other two. Between the K70 Max and the K100, the two obvious distinguishing features are the G keys (K100) and adjustable actuation points on the K70 Max. I don't know how much either of those matter to you. Prices fluctuate a lot, especially since these boards are not recent releases. The K100 has sold for less than a K70 Max and vice versa. Unfortunately, last week might have been the time to buy. I know I can't go very long without my G keys after nearly 15 years of having them. I am using the K70 Max this month and even in standard trim the keys are quick and light. It certainly does have some gaming advantages in that sense. If you have an interest in changing your actuation point height, this is your board. If you do go for the K100, most people will be better off with Cherry Silver. Optical are interesting and I bought that board with them as soon as it was released. However, you need to be really sharp all the time both for gaming and typing. I found I got sloppy as the day went along and 4 years later I replaced it with the Cherry Speed version and I've been happy with it ever since.