Customer Ratings & Reviews

Pricey, but a great keyboard. Wireless mode is very quick and easy to use, battery life is awesome. Corsair’s iCue software works excellently and pairs well with this keyboard.

I love the keyboard. I don't get fatigued since it sits lower than other keyboards. I use it for gaming and for work. I would give it 5 stars if I could figure out how to clean any debris that gets under the keys. I turn it upside down and shake it. Some stuff comes out and some stuff just moves around and affects some key presses. They should have installed some "ports" where you can tilt it and shake it to get the bigger pieces out. I don't knpow how they can get in there and not come out. They got in there, so why won't they come back out? LOL. If this issue can be solved, you won't ever find a better keyboard. BTW, I bought the Logitech Powerplay and it seems to affect typing when using bluetooth on this keyboard. It will continue typing a letter forever sometimes and when you hit the backspace it can do the same. I haven't tried moving my work laptop further away and that may help, not sure.

I bought the keyboard 6 months ago. I absolutely loved it. Then 6 months later the right shift key started to get stuck. Did my best to be as gentle as possible removing the key but it broke. I have some parts on order but the keycap has also broke. It's a lot of money for something that will start getting stuck after six months. Find something that is easier to repair. The body of the keyboard is metal, feels very sturdy, it's the keys that are the issue. Shame, loved it originally.

Wireless, mechanical, RGB…. Nice metal frame and good battery life

The tactile keys combined with the scroll wheel are top notch features! It being a full size keyboard with low profile keys make gaming a breeze!

Great battery life feels great love this keyboard have no issues at all

Keyboard is great and nothing is bad about best buy. But i had issues with the kb and contacted corsair and they were not helpful at all. I was able to figure it out because i have some knowledge of troubleshooting but others might get stuck and frustrated.

A bit over priced for a keyboard. Has some nice features but not always playing nice with ARGB between Keyboard and PC. Keys are perfect for me. I would have given it a better review if the cost was less.

The keyboard is good and all no issues the only issue i had was that my number keys werent working but got it fixed and its all good now

Great, smoot responsiveness. Color profiles are cool. No lag when wireless

Kind of expensive but great quality. I prefer low profile keyboards and I'm not upset about my purchase.

Overall I really like the keyboard and mouse, they both are wired or Bluetooth. The bluetooth can store 3 devices to switch back and forth. The only thing thay isnt that great is the software to edit your keybinds or the RGB settings. I find it is really laggy and causes my computer to slow down when it is open.

Great keyboard I game on it when I get home and take it to work with me. Couldn't ask for anything else.

Great keyboard, charge last for a long time and is immediately responsive to inputs. Have had no issues gaming with it, wanted a flatkey keyboard which is apprently difficult to come by and love it.

Expensive but nice quality and lots of customization. Perfect if you are looking for a chiclet mechanical keyboard, although cheaper options definitely exist if you aren't looking for all of the features. Software works pretty well.

Great keyboard, love the ability to dynamically switch between devices. I particularly enjoy how more subtle the RGB is compared to other offerings and the Cherry switches sound delightful.

Got this on sale. Great wireless keyboard at the price. Has a Wi-Fi connection rather than Bluetooth.

A little Pricy, but it was the only keyboard that checked all the boxes for me. USB-C charge, RGB, wireless, and a number pad. Bought it when it went on sale in low $200s.

For the most part, the keyboard operates well. I haven't used a fancy wireless keyboard in a long time because there is always something lacking/missing. It isn't really "instant on" the way a wired keyboard is. And I don't know what's wrong, but most of the time I need to leave it plugged in so the computer recognizes it. That defeats the whole purpose of being wireless. For the price point that this premium keyboard carries, I'm very disappointed. I have a couple of sub $100 Logitech keyboards that respond/act better. I'm also disappointed with the StreamDeck software. I have a StreamDeck and I thought this keyboard was supposed to be able to have programmable keys similar. It has 4 keys that are programmable and you need to remember what they are, because there is no visible cues like the StreamDeck. I was hoping for at least another few keys to program. I type pretty good / like 80wpm so I do like the feel of the keys. I've used mechanical keyboards since the 80's and have been through a bunch of them. This one feels pretty good. My biggest pet peeve of technology these days is that they come with absolutely zero documentation. Even the website gives really crappy directions. It's more like "just figure it out". I'm old school and like to read how to operate the hardware. Especially a $200 wireless keyboard. I bought the matching mouse and it's the same way. That's a big negative in my book. $330 for a keyboard and mouse and you can't be bothered to put and instruction manual together?? The mouse is the same way. Doesn't work most of the time if it's not plugged in. The hardware is sharp, the experience is below average. I would probably return it if I could. I've thrown away the boxes, so I probably can't.

Like the tactile keyboard feel. It is the right size keyboard for my desk. Upgraded from a K95 wired. The setup - if you go through the iCUE slipstream setup it does takes a bit to get it going. I recommend it for small desks.