This is a very good looking keyboard and even the box looks nice. Keys all felt substantial so I guess this is why it is a $144 keyboard.

Bought this as I was due an upgrade and I'm really glad I chose this one, the wrist rest is soft and comfortable and the keys feel extremely responsive.

Great board, feels amazing to type on. Lot's of RGB profiles can be found online.

Perfect item . No issue with instalation

I haven't used a mechanical keyboard in over 10 years. I pretty much forgot there was such a thing. It is pricey but worth it. Instantly feels like I can touch-type faster.

First off, we are a little late with this review, our apologies but we received the sample extremely late. So then, realistically the Corsair gaming K70 RGB RapidFire is very little different from the regular K70 RGB, while there are some subtle differences this release is all about the fast MX...

The Corsair Gaming K70 LUX RGB Mechanical Keyboard W/Cherry MX RGB switches is a serious contender for "Best Keyboard of the decade". The different switches you can get allow customization and the gaming experience is unparalleled!

RGB Lighting; Cherry MX Switches; Solid Feel; Programmable Keys; Luxury Feel; CUE Software Integration; Corsair Support and Community; 2-Year Warranty

No Dedicated Macro Keys; A Little Pricey

Like a good pair of slippers or a comfy chair, the benefits of a decent keyboard can never be overestimated for the PC enthusiast.

Cherry MX switches; RGB per-key lighting; Superbly comfortable; Premium feel

No additional macro keys; Unintuitive software; That pricepoint

Corsair has brought a colorful, LED-backlit keyboard to the masses. The K70 RGB is Corsair's newest Cherry MX mechanical keyboard, which features customizable backlighting and gives users 16.8 million color options per key.

With a new model released every other week, it seems mechanical keyboards remain all the rage among PC gamers .

Exclusive Cherry MX Speed switches; well-polished CUE software; textured keycaps; solid build; detachable wrist rest; dedicated media keys

Pricing and a limited warranty are the big ones; I'd also like to see the USB pass-through support the third-generation standard instead of USB 2.0