Corsair K70 CORE TKL RGB Mechanical Gaming Cable Keyboard MLX Red v2 Linear Switches – Sound Dampening – Rotary Dial – Aluminum Top Plate – Onboard…
₹8,821.00
Corsair K70 CORE TKL RGB Mechanical Gaming Cable Keyboard MLX Red v2 Linear Switches – Sound Dampening – Rotary Dial – Aluminum Top Plate – Onboard…,
- Space-Saving Tenkeyless Layout: The compact tenkeyless footprint fits in tight gaming setups and leaves more room for sweeping mouse movements
- Pre-Lubed MLX Red v2 Switches: Pre-lubricated CORSAIR MLX Red v2 linear mechanical switches deliver smooth, responsive, and stable keystrokes, with enhanced ultra-bright per-key RGB backlighting
- Ultra-Satisfying Typing Acoustics: Two sound dampening layers made from premium foam material, plus pre-lubricated stabilisers, temper unwanted pings and clacks for pleasantly subdued typing
- Masterful Media Control: Control volume and more with a multi-function rotary dial and programmable media button, customisable with iCUE
- Sturdy Double-Shot Keycaps: Tough and resilient ABS double-shot keycaps won’t crack under pressure
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Corsair K70 CORE TKL RGB Mechanical Gaming Cable Keyboard MLX Red v2 Linear Switches – Sound Dampening – Rotary Dial – Aluminum Top Plate – Onboard…
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Steve Archambault –
Corsair charges premium price but deliver’s crappy products.
Keyboard worked well for 1 month and after now it has keyboard chatter like crazy it’s unusable tried updating firmware didn’t change nothing should of went with no name brand for much cheaper last time i buy corsair products.
Good keyboard if you need it just for 2 to 4 weeks.
Dustin –
Guten Tag ich habe mir die Tastatur gekauft weil ich die Marke an sich gut finde nur es stand nicht bei das es eine englische Tastatur ist
Und nach 2-3 mal benutzen bleiben bei einzelnen Buchstaben auf einmal die Farben hängen dementsprechend nicht mit zufrieden
MfG Dustin
Saraka –
The Corsair K70 (something!) keyboard is INCREDIBLE!
The key touch is extremely sensitive—sometimes a bit too much at first, but you get used to it quickly. The lighting is also excellent. The keys are super easy to read, even when the backlight is at its dimmest setting.
One of my favorite things is that the keyboard remembers my settings, so I don’t need to run the iCUE Corsair software every time—big win!
I did see some reviews mentioning that the USB-C connector is a bit exposed and might be easy to break. I can see that, but honestly, that accessibility is also what makes it so convenient to unplug and travel with—which is one of the reasons I wanted a compact keyboard in the first place. So to me, that’s more of a heads-up than a flaw.
The volume wheel is easy to pop off and back on, which is great when tossing it in a backpack. And overall, the build quality feels rock solid. I’ve been using it intensely for four months now, and it’s holding up like a champ.
No, it’s not cheap—but yes, it’s absolutely worth it!
Andre –
Fantastic product. Works very well.
Unfortunately, wireless functions are not supported, which I thought was the case when I noticed you can casually plug and unplug the USB-C wire. Though I guess this means you can easily replace the cable with a standard USB-C cable if the one it comes with ever breaks.
Anand –
Keys are very compact and uncomfortable.
Emma –
It’s sad, I really loved this key board’s size, the feel and sound of the switch. Everything worked perfectly for about 3 weeks until this double-typing (key chattering) issue started to occur, making it completely un-usable. I give it to my friends to try on various operating systems, this double-typing (key chattering) issue happens to them as well.
It doesn’t seem to be isolated on certain keys. It happens for just about any key but on these keys more often then others: p, a, s and comma. It could just be that I type these keys more frequently. I contacted Corsair support and apparently it is a known issue with this model. They suggested to update the firmware through iCUE app. I did that but the problem persists.
It’s a shame that I have to send it back, really expected better quality from Corsair.