What is this keyboard's polling rate? null

Hi, The K65 RGB MINI features an 8,000 Hz polling rate. You may check the polling rate setting via Device Settings in iCUE. If you have any additional questions, we'd be happy to assist: help.corsair.com -Albert

I believe the more recent one, the K70 pro mini wireless, is exactly like it's predecessor. So this is answer is gonna be entirely based off my current experience with the recent version (K70 pro mini wireless). As far as I've come to understand, when you connect a type-c and USB-A 3.0 cable (both male; going out) to a device with a 3.0 port , that can withstand the 8K polling rate. You'd, therefore be able to make the most out of your buck, by using the 8K polling rate. Otherwise, the receiver... or the 4.2 Bluetooth connection work fine, for an iPad at least. This is the extent of my knowledge that I can offer up to you.

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Hi, The K65 RGB MINI features an 8,000 Hz polling rate. You may check the polling rate setting via Device Settings in iCUE. If you have any additional questions, we'd be happy to assist: help.corsair.com -Albert
Answered by Corsair 3 years ago
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I believe the more recent one, the K70 pro mini wireless, is exactly like it's predecessor. So this is answer is gonna be entirely based off my current experience with the recent version (K70 pro mini wireless). As far as I've come to understand, when you connect a type-c and USB-A 3.0 cable (both male; going out) to a device with a 3.0 port , that can withstand the 8K polling rate. You'd, therefore be able to make the most out of your buck, by using the 8K polling rate. Otherwise, the receiver... or the 4.2 Bluetooth connection work fine, for an iPad at least. This is the extent of my knowledge that I can offer up to you.
Answered by Samy 1 year ago
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