Corsair - K70 RGB MK.2
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"I even washed them accidentally and still worked perfectly fine afterwards."
"Been using them for about four years working out in my gym, and cycling daily (45+ minutes on a bicycle outdoors)."
"They last absolutely forever (I know 1980s models still in daily use)"
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"The build quality is also outstanding. ... Both the earbuds themselves and the case are made with brushed aluminum. ... The most premium feeling earbud I've ever owned."
"The nuna feels the sturdiest, highest end, and the thing doesn’t budge."
"i agree the build quality is perfect"
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"throwing a flare caused a flare of white light from around that key. Looked so cool."
"Neither board has shown any RGB issue with color or responsiveness. ... Mine are both several years old now and still doing great."
"The RGB is beautiful too and all of the keys still work perfectly including the lighting."
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"Yep, I own this keyboard and it does have a volume knob / wheel on the righthand side and a mute button as well next to it."
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"Ive been using the same corsair vengeance k70 from 2013 all this time. It still works like new"
"I loved literally to death. ... lived 9 years."
"Been serving me well for years."
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"didn't realize it was soldered on so ripped it off ... I'm not in a mood for full disassembly"
"It's very disheartening that I can't change the switches out on the K2."
"lack of aftermarket switch compatibility"
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"it's just so loud that I'm going to end up returning it."
"my gf is constantly annoyed by the noise."
"Pretty bad noise from the metal frame"
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"about two years in the LEDs will randomly start to die (for example: the blue led on one switch will die out). Every K70 I've had has followed this pattern like clockwork."
"Had a couple RGB LED's go out ... Eventually the RGB Led problem got soo bad"
"couple of lights failed."
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"no hot swap"
Crapicus 1.0I suffer from FFS (fat finger syndrome). I love the sound and feel of mechanical keyboards but still have not been able to find one that I truly can use on a daily basis without accidentally actuating the switches. My current daily driver is the Logitech G 185 clicky which seems to perform well. But really want to go with a more traditional mechanical keyboard. I also currently own a Corsair k70 RGB K2 with gray switches but had the same issue of accidental actuation in addition to my keychron K4c1 with red switches. Both the Corsair and the key chron were picked up off of Facebook marketplace not purchased new so I'm not a keyboard snob I'm just looking for something that I can use enjoyably any suggestions would be helpful and appreciated.
FartySquirts 1.0Corsair k70 rgb mk.2 mechanical. I like big buttons and i can not lie. Once you go mechanical you will never go back. I love my clicky keyboard.
Gutkin1127 1.0I own both. The wired version. The mouse has a nice claw form if you like that sort of thing you will like the mouse. I recommend you check out Razer basilisk. I prefer it. The keyboard has good keys and if you like rgb, you will like the aesthetics. I used it for a few months but ended up getting Corsair K70 clicks keys version.
Awellknownstick 0.6Well as you've purchased it it's a bit late but yes it's a good keyboard. I have the K70 MK2 I think and is fine.
Kooky_Signature_3994 0.6It's available in my area today, so I can purchase it. I was already looking forward to its release, but the lack of iCue support seems to be a persistent issue. It's a good option for new Corsair users, but for those who already own a lot of Corsair products, this is a bit of a turn-off. Users are asked to disable iCue to configure their keyboard settings. I don't understand why they're asking them to do such a tedious task. The Makr75 supports both. Of course, I understand there were some serious bugs associated with it at launch. If Corsair delayed it because of that issue, I can understand. But if they abandoned iCUE support, that's not understandable. https://preview.redd.it/1nhcptto5frf1.png?width=1554&format=png&auto=webp&s=49c7aa84b0fd4ec1834544a56c1a16fb273d8a77 Web HUB can be understood as being similar to icue's DMM mode, which means it's difficult to expect the same level of support as icue. I don't understand why this decision was made.
mk_as_himself 0.6I think you can't go wrong with Keychron. At the moment, I have the Q1 Pro and the K8 Pro. I also have a NovelKeys NK65, GMMK Pro and a Corsair K70 MK2 (my Frankenstein keyboard). Out of all of them, I like the Q1 best (has Gateron Oil King switches). If you want to mod your Q6 Max in the future, the Oil Kings are the best switch I have tried so far. But the downside is, that you won't see your RGB lighting anymore. I really want to give the Q6 max a try because I kind of need that Numbpad. But I think I will bring my K70 to its final form before buying a new one.
p0Pe 0.6I had two of those and still use them on other rigs - recently got a makr75 for my main and quite like it!
SoundGoddess 0.6I like the Corsair K70 MK2. Been serving me well for years.
Stolen_Sky 0.1I really love my Corsair K70 keyboard. You can get it with Cherry red or blue switches. The RBG is super bright, and it's excellent quality. I fully expect it to last at least 10 years if not 20.
EGH6 0.1still rocking an old corsair k70 and it's been perfect, it even predates the RGB models and still going strong. just checked i got it in 2014 and it's still running perfectly despite one or two beer / chocolate milk incidents
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