Corsair K83 Wireless Keyboard - Bluetooth and USB - Works w/ PC, Smart TV, Streaming Box - Backlit LED

TLDR: Solid keyboard with Wired, Wireless (2.4Ghz dongle + 2 Bluetooth pofiles)Solid aluminum but light. Amazing button placement, stick, touchpad. Great volume wheel (had to mention it after the disappointing one on my new red dragon keyboard for my desktop. 2 Bluetooth profiles and 1 wireless dongle means this can be set up to work on 3 devices and toggle between them! Using this on a Nvidia Shield (android tv) I must say I was impressed with the touchpad tracking over bluetooth. So much so that I started considering using moonlight to stream FPS games that don't require too much fast reaction. Star Citizen from bed with the analogue stick for flight control? Maybe if I'm sick and can't leave the room. May need to see if that's possible...Feels solid, wouldn't recommend shoving it in a backpack if you care about the stick in the top right, since it protrudes a bit. Rechargeable internal battery via USB which also carries a data connection so you can use it with a PC while it's charging even without the wireless dongle.

It's a beautiful and high quality keyboard, but there a few things that could be better. Rather than have both the left and right mouse click/trigger buttons on one side, it would be better if they were on opposite sides of the keyboard so you can use them with both index fingers rather than having to right-click with your middle finger. Also, the button used to change their function doesn't work without Corsair's bloated iCUE software running on the system.Speaking of the software, there are a few extra services that run with it by default that are only needed in specific circumstances and aren't necessary if you're only using it for the keyboard. And the only way to disable them is through the services panel. It can't be done within the application itself. They also get reset to run automatically every time the software is updated, which is fairly often.Finally, the round touchpad is a real WTF moment. It looks cool and all, but it's very awkward to use since screens are rectangular. This is an area that should always be function over form and never the other way around.Oh and this is a minor gripe, but they used something other than a lithium ion battery and it takes forever to charge. Literally like 12 hours or something, which is ridiculous. But it does last a long time and you can just charge it overnight so not a big deal. Also would have been nice to have a USB-c charging port instead of the outdated micro-USB. Get with the times, Corsair!

Very happy with my purchase, I use this for the media PC, - surfing, Youtube, light MS Office work, etc.Also by bluetooth for cursor navigation on smart TVHigh Quality!!Solid anodized aluminum body!Nice solid key feel and spacingKey pad - Nice movement and surfaced touchTouch pad has good feel, cursor moves smoothly and easilyExcedllent lighting for operation in the darkJoystick provides scrollWheel controls volumeLong timer between charges-for me 2 weeks or more2.4 ghz link works great - Just to be safe, I put my TV and the PC on 5Ghz router channel to avoid any possible interference.

I only bought this due to it advertising Windows Touchpad Precision drivers. However the experience is terrible. 1) You have to follow special directions on their website to even turn on gesture control for 3-4 fingers and smooth zooming, which should clue you in right away on why this isn't the default mode. 2) The ouchpad is clearly unable to perform well with Precision gesture controls turned on. The mouse frequently skipped around to corners of the screen randomly when scrolling, as well as just not registering 3 finger gestures or pinch zooming half the time despite touchpad sensitivity being turned up to the highest. This happened with both the wireless dongle connection AS WELL as wired mode, with the newest drivers, which tells me this is a fundamental hardware issue with the Touchpad.However if you don't care about smooth pinch zoom or gestures, this keyboard is good. Very good build quality, good lighting, and the touchpad works well if NOT being used in the Precision mode. But it's just not worth it for the money, as there are much cheaper logitech alternatives that work just as well if not better.

Adquirí el teclado para usarlo con mi pc, el bluetooth funciona bien, tenia mis dudas por comentarios previos, pero no me ha dado problema, el único detalle que no me gusto mucho, fue que la rueda para el volumen solo es para eso, me hubiera gustado que se pudiera usar como scroll, aunque con el joystick se puede hacer esa función.

Great, high-quality keyboard. The small trackpad is, despite my assumptions, actually very useful.

The keyboard is incredibly well build with a nice sturdy feel. Though most importantly the keyboard is a supposed entertainment keyboard and contrast to most other so-called entertainment keyboards it actually has lit up keys - because who wants to have their lights on while sitting in entertainment mode? The keyboard works well out of the box for non Mac OS devices but requires an annoying upgrade process for Mac OS, but once don it'll work perfectly fine as well. The only downside is that the touchpad is not multi touch.

The wireless radio is weak and results in significant lag at 10 feet away. I have to use the blutooth option but that works well. Otherwise a great media keyboard for your lap. Key press and response is very good and backlighting is welcomed.

Ok