Corsair - K70 RGB RAPIDFIRE Mechanical Gaming Keyboard

One of my favorite keyboards ever owned. Still regret selling it to this day. I'm rocking the k70 Rapidfire currently but the G910 was dope. The blue switches were not that loud and it's comfortable for big hands. For $10 definitely a deal.

I got a K70 RGB MK.2 with Speed Silvers when it was on sale and it's been a great keyboard.

Hey bro this community autistic about key caps and sound, but they don't know anything about performance. The Corsair board with cherry mx speed silvers will be fastest, but it has some very high debounce settings and can't be configured.. If you care about performance, then wooting is the best. Not sure I can recommend a 2nd place, maybe atk68 for hall effect on a budget. You might check out gmmk2 or keychron v series with custom firmware for budget custom keyboards with traditional switches. Check my post on glorious sub for more info high performance qmk open source firmwares. If you don't want to build a keyboard or mess around with firmware flashing, then the Corsair is hard to beat at the price point. Look for open box too.

That one has game specific presets,  right?  I used a Corsair at the demo booth for Deep Rock Galactic, and throwing a flare caused a flare of white light from around that key. Looked so cool.

They also had a massive keyboard display, where they had synced them up to display moving images across like, 16 of them.  I bet there's somewhere to get presets. 

I've spent like a week trying to mod my Corsair k70. It just needs so much work that it's not worth it. Switches are soldered, there's no dampening, there's weird connections to daughter boards for media keys and the bottom row is nonstandard. I finally just gave up and overpaid for a keychron..

Razer Cobra (wired), Zowie G-SR-SE, Corsair K70 Cobra is the Viper Mini just with a new name and I genuinely believe it is the greatest mouse of all time.

Thanks, I'm in the same boat, ended up grabbing a Corsair k70 and it's just so loud that I'm going to end up returning it.

Inhave the k70 prontkl and it's solid. I settled for the g50x plus for a mouse but have thoughts about finding a corsair equivalent for icue May try the nightsabre but idk

You should ask here as well: /r/MechanicalKeyboards/ I would probably go a more standard size keyboard and not a 60%/65%. Something like the Corsair K70 is nice, pretty solid keyboard, 100% and relatively inexpensive. Cleaning it is a bit easier as it's an open design. I personally use a KeyChron that's like full metal, and they have a wide range of sizes 60/65/100 etc. A bit more expensive. You just have to keep using it and playing games. Just like when you first used a controller..and you can still use a controller on your PC as well for certain games.

That's a bit of an exaggeration, I'd still recommend the vast majority of people at least ensure they've got a proper quality mechanical keyboard. I've gotten rid of a keyboard or two, not just because of the gaming performance, but because my regular typing was too fast for it. It was very annoying getting constant spelling errors due to latency or key conflict or whatever the reason was. $100 is probably the sweet spot for a good keyboard. I use a Corsair K70 I got off marketplace for $70 and it's been perfect.

For me, I like mechanical, 100% keyboard layout, media keys, low-profile, RGB. Corsair used to make K60 and K70 that fit the bill, but now only the K100 Air exists which meet those specs.

Corsair K70. No complaints.

Likewise, I know it's a logitech subreddit, but I highly recommend the Corsair K70. I think I got mine on sale for $100 at the beginning of the year. Brought it home, hopped online with my buddies, and it turns out 3 of them have the same keyboard and all swear by it, too.