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

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...

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

If you are looking for good pre-installed effects and good build quality then look no further this is the keyboard for you. If on the other hand you are looking for true personalization with smooth user designed effects then proceed with caution.

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

Not so long ago, I talked about the manipulator Corsair M65 RGB game series from the company Corsair. Today, it was the turn of at least an important tool in the kit gamer, namely gaming keyboard Corsair K70 RGB.

When Corsair introduced its Vengeance line of gaming keyboards in 2012 with the Corsair Vengeance K60 , it offered a well-made keyboard with features and customization options that gave competitive gamers an edge.

Mechanical keyboard with customizable per-key backlighting; Dozens of programmable options; Customizable lighting modes; Stylish aluminum design; Detachable wrist rest

High price; No USB pass-through connection; Lacks dedicated macro buttons

Corsair's newest top-of-the-line gaming keyboard, dubbed K70 RGB, gets put to the test. The keyboard features fully customizable back lighting and full n-key roll-over over USB. You also get a huge driver suite and a choice between three of the most popular mechanical Cherry MX switches.

Corsair have really outdone themselves with the release of the K70 RGB keyboard, by providing near unlimited possibilities regarding the LED lighting configuration thanks to the CUE software but also a large number of customizations are available per-key.

The Corsair K70 and K95 RGB are the only keyboard models in this roundup that use Cherry MX switches-a relief for my fingers, after traipsing through...

Potential for beautiful and complex lighting effects; Cherry MX switches

Software unintuitive and needlessly complex for first-time users; Lighting is "stepped" instead of true 16.8 million RGB; Tons of light leakage