Corsair K60 RGB Pro SE Mechanical Gaming Keyboard - CHERRY Mechanical Keyswitches - Durable AluminumFrame - Customizable Per-Key RGB Backlighting - PBT Double-Shot Keycaps - Detachable Palm Rest

Does the job perfectly.

Works well. I've used Corsair before and this is a good keyboard. My only annoyance is that it's a US layout, not UK. Didn't see that written in the item title or anything.

very epic

Super pour le gaming

parem de ter preconceito com teclados low-profile, o teclado é muito bom, tempo de resposta insano, A unica coisa ruim é o software da corsair q é horrivel, as iluminações e efeitos de cores são muito bons, o problema é que quando você entra e sai de um jogo, os leds simplesmente apagam, e para arrumar isso é só resetando no software

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El teclado es muy bueno en general, las teclas se sienten bastante comodas y encajan bastante bien con los dedos,algo a notar es que siento que se sacan demasiado facil, no es algo que moleste ya que no es como que usando el teclado vayan a salior volando las teclas pero si necesitas de muy poca fuerza para sacarlas , ademas despues de varios meses de uso no se han puesto brillosas. Los switches son bastante buenos y super responsivos lo cual puede ser una ventaja si buscas que responda sin casi aplicar fuerza de una manera rapida, pero tambien puede ser algo de desagrado si no estas acomstumbrado, ya que al necesitar tan poco peso para presionarse es comun que al inicio presiones varias veces por accidente algo que no quieres, solo es cuestion de acostumbrarse. Lo que es tal cual la base del teclado es de muy buena calidad, es de un tipo aluminio que se siente muy rigido y es bastante pesado por lo que no habra ningun problema con que el teclado se ande deslizando por la mesa. Aqui llegamos a mi punto favorito, la iluminacion, esta es super buena el nivel de intensidad es bastante acertado ya que se puede controlar y llega desde el apagado a muy brillante, ademas de que su rgb es de los mejores, ya que con el sofware de icue puedes personalizarlo de manera extrema podiendo cambiar tecla por tecla el color y tiene una gama de colores casi que infinita.Los puntos que si hay que notar es que a pesar de ser un teclado de perfil bajo, al no traer reposamuñecas se llega a sentir incomo despues de varias horas de uso continuo; otro punto a notar es que siendo alambrico es un punto a restar el que no traiga filtro de ferrita. Pero en conclusiones generales es un excelente teclado por su precio ademas de ser de una marca muy reconocida la cual casi que significa calidad.

Update after a month of use for typing and programming: When it comes to typing and other textual documentation, I like the the apple keyboard since, that's much faster as there is little movement of fingers required. However when it comes to coding, since one would be pressing multiple (combination keys) at once, a lot; mac keyboard fails here as it's hard to hit the keys right without looking at the keyboard. Membrane keyboards are better but the mechanical keyboards are the best since one can feel the keys before accidentally hitting them. I liked the brown keys keyboard that I used earlier, the good this with this particular K60 from Corsair is, it's a lot silent than the cherry mx keys, so I can enjoy my music playing on the desktop speakers while typing. Only thing that I didn't like that much on this keyboard is, the actuation distance is very short, like 1mm, which is apt for gaming for typing, when I rest keys, I need to ensure that I don't press the keys accidentally (there is not tactile for actuation). I kind of got used to it. Below is the recommendation: Not recommended if you - like clicky sound - use this for typing AND have heavy hands Recommended if you - like more silent keyboard (as silent as a membrane keyboard) - quick actuation (gaming/ arrow key navigation etc) - for coding and do not have heavy fingers (so you avoid accidental actuation) - for typing and do not have heavy fingers - like funky full-color back lights (this keyboard has best back-lighting) The space-bar was noisy, I noticed this is happening at the time of releasing the key fast, the momentum of the space bar hitting the pasting limiter/stoppers on the top. I fixed it by pasting some petroleum jelly between the metal supporters and plastic groves/limiter that are on the either ends of the space-bars, and not to the mechanical transparent switch. Now the space bar is as pleasant as the "enter" key. Hardening silicone gel is another option, but I couldn't locate that on time. If you use silicone, you need to be super precise with it as you don't want to obstruct the motion of the keys with hardened silicone. I am getting one more of K60 RGB Pro SE for my 5th grader daughter, cuz I like this keyboard for my needs and she likes it too bumping up to 5 star. I can provide pictures. ------------------ Update after a week of heavy use: This *sounds* more pleasing than the brown keys. Keys still feel harder to bottom out (I know keys don't change but I can get used to it). The actuation point is roughly at 1mm, so there is no need to bottom out the keys except for a sense of satisfaction. Still keeping 4 stars. Would upgrade to 5 stars when/if this becomes my go to keyboard and when I start recommending to my friends. Currently I still recommend a keyboard with "brown keys" for typing use. Original Review: Cherry MV (MX Viola) Keys (transparent ones) - not blue, brown, red. Feels like a variant of MX Red. Should be better than MX Red when it comes to gaming. This keyboard was a total surprise to me, in a good way and a bad way both. Softer than expected. Heavier than expected. Colors look cooler than expected. Space bar more wiggly and noisy than expected. Quality of material, better than expected. Ergo - rather a flat keyboard - not as expected. Wrist pad --- integrated magnetic wrist pad is better than an independent one. Hopefully I will get used to it soon. This is a next level of engineering, I don't know if the effect is good or bad, so far so go. Will update the review after a few 1000s of lines of code.