Product: Corsair K70 LUX RGB Reviewed by: Antonis Sapanidis When I think about it, it's funny to remember myself a few years ago sending two or three keyboards directly to the trash can every year. And there wasn't anything wrong with most of them, other than the fact that I broke them all […]

The product is well built and having the RGB LEDs built into the genuine Cherry MX keycaps makes the overall aesthetic much more bold than most keyboards I have used. The keyboard is high profile, and thus probably not for everyone, but if you enjoy the feel of mechanical keyswitches and are looking...

Perfect item . No issue with instalation

It is a great keyboard with excellent build quality and customization. The only downside is that it is expensive when not on sale.

-Build Quality: Materials; thick cables -Software: Cue really makes this keyboard shine -RGB: Tons of colour combinations; static and active -volume slider and playback controls are awesome to have on keyboard -Cherry MX Browns are the best

-Expensive (got it on sale

So far so good. Had a K70 before this, and just wanted the nice light show, been eyeing it for a while until I finally pulled the trigger. No regrets

nice build; better lighting

just a bit darker since the led is housed on the pcb; not too big of a deal, software is a bit eh; but i'm slowly starting to learn it

Aluminium frame, dust-proof design, volume control scroll and so on… Make not only a perfect game gear but also a cool text input tool. Although this keyboard has only 512 colours, I still love it very much.

Corsair makes a wide variety of computer peripherals, but its range of mechanical keyboards, aimed chiefly at gamers, has gathered a fair amount of attention. The K70 LUX RGB is the successor to the and a slightly different version of the K70 RGB.

Great solid build. Cherry mx red rgb switches are top notch as always. A bit expensive compared to lesser brands but the quality of this board and s/w makes up the difference.

Video review here: Written review here: There's a couple of different versions of the K70 you can pick up in stores. Depending on what type of switch you like, Corsair makes keyboards with Cherry MX red, blue or brown switches.

Metal build; classic Cherry feel; AWESOME media controls; comfortable wrist wrest; doesn't slide around; bright/customizable LED

REALLY thick USB cable containing 2 connectors

I was using another high end Mechanical keyboard and the Mechanical keys are well broken in to the touch, after over a year of heavy gaming use. My first clicks on the Corsair sounded louder and just a touch harder but very precise.

Solid keyboard, the look and feel are above average in any price range USB Pass-Thru works as it should ,it recognizes everything i need to attach; Number 1 pro is the multi colored lighting on every key,(everywhere).

Software is 105 mb and all options are not available.Basically if you have an all Corsair set up you are fine; I have Corsair memory,and power supply but i am sure a mouse and headphones by Corsair would enable more functions.And yes it takes a good time learning the software.