Corsair K70 PRO MINI WIRELESS RGB 60% Mechanical Gaming

Corsair K70 PRO MINI WIRELESS RGB 60% Mechanical Gaming Keyboard (Fastest Sub-1ms , Swappable CHERRY MX Red Keyswitches, Durable Aluminum Frame and PBT Double-Shot Keycap) Black



Connect to your PC or Mac for USB wired mode and charging.
” data-position=”triggerHorizontal” />OPTIONAL PC RADIANT SPACE BAR/STANDARD BOTTOM ROWLet your lighting shine through with the included polycarbonate radiant space bar. and standardized layout for wide keycap customisation.
” data-position=”triggerHorizontal” />8MB OF ONBOARD STORAGEStore up to 50 onboard profiles with custom macros and your own uniquely vibrant lighting effects with up to 20 lighting layers.
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Weight: | 860 g |
Dimensions: | 30.7 x 10.8 x 6.7 cm; 860 Grams |
Brand: | Corsair |
Model: | CH-9189010-UK |
Colour: | Black |
Manufacture: | Corsair |
Dimensions: | 30.7 x 10.8 x 6.7 cm; 860 Grams |
All as described, sleek design, vibrant RGB, all the functionality of a regular keyboard with the Fn key but at compact size.
Best keyboard I’ve ever had and it was on sale 60% keyboard so it’s saved me some space on my desk highly recommend
Got this for sofa play. I already had two wireless keyboards (one that I have to return to my workplace) and I wanted one with low latency for gaming. Having a Corsair mouse I decided to stay on the Corsair ecosystem though it is not the cheapest 60% around or the one with the most impressive features. It is, however, a great product, and I can tell you that having a small device does wonders for your hands comfort – once you get some wrist rest of course. It is a bit hard to get used to the combos to use the arrow keys, Home, End, Page Down etc, but generally? totally worth it. I am not using my main wired k70 anymore except when it is totally necessary to use the numpad – this is how good this guy is.
Among the features I needed – wireless, small, mechanical, easy to replace parts – it is one that clicked all the boxes and the one that turned out to be even better than I expected. Very happy with this purchase.
Wanted a wireless gaming keyboard, and this seemed the best fit for my setup, works well with ICUE, the keycaps and switches are great and I noticed 0 lag compared to my normal keybaord, overall great keyboard
Very good quality and sounds good. Great for gaming Very easy to use.
Was only a week old when The rgb lights stoppped working on one side they would go red when meant to be blue
Not much to say functionally – all good in that respect whilst using it on machines without ICUE installed/running.
The main problem with the keyboard is when connected to a device with ICUE running you are completely unable to use the default shortcuts and even the function keys. Some work but the wide majority do not (E.g. media related)
Note: they Keyboard I’m referring to is the GK61 from HK gaming.
Case is plastic and the switches and stabilisers are plate mounted and are not hot swappable. The stabilisers are normal cherry style, and are factory lubed with a dielectric grease type material so they aren’t awfully noisy but there is a tiny bit of noise and it feels kind of mushy compared to 205G0. The LEDs are PCB mounted. This is quite hollow so if you care about sound you should order o-ring dampeners for the keys and foam to line the case. If that’s not enough for you, I’d suggest swapping for some different key caps if you don’t mind sacrificing the LED shine through (it looks ugly and tries hard to be gamer-ish imo.) And lubing the switches or swapping them out. It makes a big difference.
If you buy it in the UK; It features a 1.25u bottom row with 6.25u space, 1.25u Lshift and 2.75u Rshift. Has three 2u stabilisers and one 6.25u. It will come in the configuration, even if the box has an ANSI layout image on it. It uses 3 pin switches, mounted to a gloss white plate.
My only real gripe with this is the iCUE software – It crashes your PC when you have MSI Dragon Center running along with it. Not too big a deal unless you have a laptop where you’re opening MSIDC to switch power modes. Mine stays on max performance always.
getting used to using the function key for media controls, page scrolling, and arrows is taking me some time to get used to. mostly the arrow keys for moving about on text.
when i’m typing sometimes i am missing letters. maybe i’m typing too quick or not taking my fingers off the keys quick enough. still getting used to it so will taking some adjusting but it is quite frustrating. my old keyboard was also a corsair mechanical so not sure what the issue is.
If you’re less of a gamer, this 100% ain’t for you. Num pad is very handy, and alot of keys that are easily accessed (I mean Homes, Ends and Page Ups and Downs. *Not having to use FN).
To be fair I am more into oldschool keyboards.