Customer Ratings & Reviews

This so a great gaming keyboard. The leds are awesome.

Very happy. Did everything as advertised. No complaints.

I like this keyboard. It works well and it's pretty!

Colors and functionality is great. Great for gamers

This keyboard is awesome! I love the customization and changes you can make it to make it unique. The only thing that’s a little confusing is setting the presets for different game setups, but Corsair has a good support community to help with any problems! If i build another computer I will definitely be buying this keyboard again! 5/5

Another great Corsair product. Wireless works flawlessly.

Love it! Great quality and easy to use. Highly recommend.

Easy setup, very responsive. Great wireless keyboard!

Smooth button press not very loud. Good battery life.

Pro's: 1) with the LED's off it lasts weeks with out dying 2) its cordless and also you can use the cord as a normal keybard to keep the lights on. Con's: 1) with the LED lights on you wont get nothing more then like 4 hours or less cordless. that's really all I got for cons lol

Works perfectly with my system and is colorful. Nice purchase.

I needed a keyboard which was wireless, got good response rate and great battery life but also illuminated. Only choice we had was logitech but their quality sucked major time and they go bad after some times. This one feels tough and solid built, definitely worth it . Just buy it and u won't be sorry!

Configurable lighting and buttons, good battery life, multimedia controls, comfortable arm rest. For the price this keyboard is amazing. Only thing I noticed is that some of the keys at the top: "O", "I", "R", sometimes do not respond like the rest. They need a harder push, sometimes becomes annoying.

Corsair® Gaming K57 RGB Bluetooth Keyboard with RGB Back Lighting To use the keyboard to its full potential, download the program here http://www.corsair.com/support/downloads and choose iCUE software (which controls all the hardware made by this company.) Who remembers the old IBM PC keyboard? You know, the mechanical keyboard that weighed a ton and really made the click sound when you pressed on each button. Keyboards aren't really made to travel down that far nowadays and literally most keyboards for a laptop is pretty much are called chiclet keyboard. I can't stand them. I am an old timer and I touch type very quickly without having to look at all. I'm testing this keyboard and I was so happy to realize that it travels all the way down – albeit without the clicking sound. It reminds me so much when I was using WordStar program (although the control key was next to the letter A then.) However, I use voice dictation program for most of my writing, so nevertheless on the occasional moments that I type, I find this keyboard very comfortable to use. The palm rest snapped into place very easily but I find that it falls of easily to move around too much. I think in the way it is made to do that so the little plastic things that appear to be fragile will not break. The keyboard must be charged if you would like to use its wirelessly. I'm using it through the supplied USB cable and it works perfectly well with normal typing, and game. I don't feel any delay whatsoever, and I suppose I have to say like other keyboards, as well. What makes this keyboard cool is the “dynamic” lighting. It is fully programmable with the ICUE software (above.) There are also macro keys (to the left) that can be programmable, as well. There are three ways to connect the keyboard to your computer – and this is for PC (i.e. Microsoft Windows) only. It doesn't say on the website that it works with a Mac operating system but software that you need to run it to the full potential doesn't come in the Mac version. Direct USB connection is the easiest way to connect. Then you can use the superfast so-called “slipstream” with the little USB receiver (initially hidden behind the keyboard and can be kept there so you won't lose it if you don't use it). This is for gamers who expect absolutely no delay. While I have some games (I tried BioShock II), I did not feel any delay in any mode. Perhaps I am too old to feel it. The third method of connecting the keyboard is through the Bluetooth. Conveniently the volume up and down buttons and also mute button are available. If you don't care for the beautiful backlights, they can completely be turn off. I suppose if you are prone to epileptic events, you probably would want that off (on the other hand, I don't suppose you should be playing any computer games.) Don't throw away the manual. There are a few settings that you probably want to keep handy. As much as I long for the original IBM mechanical keyboards, sometimes the clicking noises could be a little overwhelming. This is a very good keyboard not just for game – but for every day typing – for data entry – for those that don't use or cannot use voice dictation program. Don't forget to download the program from the website address above to take advantage of everything it can do. I don't want to judge computer hardware on its appearance – but this keyboard looks great – it feels sturdy enough to hopefully last many years.

Tried originally to have the PC go wireless to the TV. That caused a lot of glitchy mouse and keyboard issues. Switched to PC HDMI connected to TV and wireless keyboard and mouse, that solved all problems, games great. Very programmable and colorful. Don’t go Bluetooth and its really quick.

I bought this to replace a Corsair K55 keyboard and expected the same features alongside the wireless. I was wrong. This K57 has quite a few more features that it is capable of, not that it would have been a deal breaker knowing it didn't have them, but they are nice to use.

This is a fantastic keyboard. It’s fairly quiet which is good for working from home. And so far it works great for games too. One gripe I have is the fact that it doesn’t work wirelessly with a PS4. I’ve spent an hour reading about it online and it seems like it only works wired.

I got this keyboard along with my new laptop and a mouse because my roommate had the same one and he seemed to like it so I bought one too; it takes some getting used to, adjusting to the keys if you’re more accustomed to flatter keys, like myself.

I like this keyboard. It is well made and easy to use and, honestly, a great price to be wireless. The RGB software is very easy to work with. My only issue is the keys are not as "clicky" as I'd like. It is a membrane keyboard, not mechanical.

The bright colors and sleek design of the keyboard truly allow for me to become immersed in my video games and forget about the unrelenting COVID-19 pandemic that is forcing me to spend all my time playing these video games. Thanks!