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.

Disclaimer: Corsair Gaming provided us with the K65, K70, and K95 keyboard models for test and review. We used the Corsair keyboards exclusively for about two and a half weeks before writing this review.

Hello again readers, today we will take a look at the Corsair Vengeance K70 keyboard with Cherry Mx brown switches. This is a mechanical keyboard what means that it uses mechanical switches instead of rubber

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.

I honestly don't dabble much into different keyboards. Through my time at GameZone I've gone through three different keyboards, an old non-mechanical Logitech keyboard with various Macro switches and slight backlighting to allow me to play with the lights off, then the exact opposite, the Feenix...

As much as I loved the Asus ROG Claymore when I tested it at the end of last year, there's still a very large part of me that balks at the idea of spending £150 on a mechanical keyboard. After years of being perfectly happy with admittedly terrible plastic membrane concoctions, it's hard to let go.

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 […]