Customer Ratings & Reviews

IF you can afford it, get it. No way on God’s green earth is this worth 300-whatever dollars the MSRP is. But…if you can get it on sale, give it a try. I got it when it was like, $130 (total price including tax and all that) and I’ve had my eye on this KB for years; zero regrets. Some folks have complained about they keys popping off or not working or something? Which is insane to me because it feels really sturdy, so idk what those freaks are doing to this keyboard, but please believe me when I say it feels like a quality build. I have no complaints about this thing at all. Just buy it when/if it goes on sale again. Do NOT buy it when it isn’t, I could never justify $330 for a keyboard even if I was filthy rich.

Amazing, 10/10! Its wireless, the clicks are amazing, snd the response tome is instant. Weighs next to nothing and the aesthetic is unbeatable. 50 hr usage battery life, but it goes to sleep after 10 minites if you have that setting on which is defaulted in the system. Literally everything I was looking for in my first gaming keyboard!

If you're a fan of low profile keyboards, this is the current GOAT IMO. While it lacks the tactile punch of traditional mechanical keyboards it more than makes up for it with accuracy. I consistently scored my highesr WPM and accuracy scores ever on typingtest with this. Wrist support when gaming is a bit of a concern, but I suppose that comes with the territory of being so low profile. Design wise its also beautiful. The polished metal finish looks clean and the "screen" is not distracting - simply shows an illuminated Corsair logo and several small status indicators. Overall a beautiful keyboard thats great to type on - with some room for improvement if gaming is your priority.

I love the keyboard itself. I've been looking for a while for a high quality, full-sized keyboard, with the flatter style of keys. The main problem is that corsair made it, so the companion software you have to use is buggy and very frustrating to use. Takes a lot of time to get it going the way you like. One feature they advertise is the ability to set multiple lighting profiles. I was hoping to get one profile with a steady solid light, and another as a ripple effect that spreads accross the keyboard, but the software just doesn't accept both as advertised. It's very inconsistent, I got it working once, then an update came out and it doesn't work anymore. Only recommended if you are familiar with icue or are willing to devote considerable time tto

Really nice keyboard. Very low profile and premium design. Typing takes a bit more force like other reviewers mentioned. sound is actually Clicky. Battery lasts forever. However, it is very pricey..

The keyboard in nice and slim, love the volume control, i haven't used it as much as i expected to but its amazing. The only thing is you have to reset the keyboard sometimes for it to connect again.

The Corsair K100 Air delivers an impressive blend of minimalistic design and high‑end performance. Despite its slim profile, it makes no compromises in responsiveness or functionality. The keyboard performs exceptionally well in both gaming scenarios and everyday productivity, offering fast, reliable input with a premium feel. Battery life is another strong point. The K100 Air lasts for extended periods on a single charge and intelligently enters sleep mode to conserve power when not in use. Corsair also adds thoughtful extras that elevate the overall experience. The individually lit keys allow for highly customizable RGB lighting effects, giving users the ability to personalize their setup with precision. Overall, the Corsair K100 Air stands out as a well‑engineered, feature‑rich keyboard that combines aesthetics, efficiency, and performance in a sleek, modern package.

The keyboard works well enough. I don't think it's worth this much though. I'm currently on my second device. The first time around, the Windows Key stopped working within the return policy, so I got a new one. Four days before my 1-year Manufacturer Warranty ended, the Windows Key stopped working again. Very odd -- would have assumed something else that is pressed more often would go. Overall, I like the keyboard, but if I knew what I know now, I may rethink getting this one. Now I need to ship my keyboard to Corsair to get the Windows Key fixed. I will say, having the USB-C reachable aspect of the keyboard is very nice. The look is slick and looks good for gaming and business.

I will admit that I was a little hesitant about getting a wireless keyboard, mostly because of battery life and dropped connections. My job sometimes requires me to act quickly to fix an issue, and I was worried about the connection suddenly dropping when I was racing against the clock. I had a Corsair K70 and loved it, but it was getting old and had started acting up on me so I thought I would take a shot on this one. Oh boy, am I impressed. The keys feel incredible, the battery life is fantastic, and the connection is solid with no noticeable input delay. The "Slipstream" wireless receiver can pair multiple Corsair products as well, so you don't need to take up multiple ports if you like their product line.

This Corsair keyboard is fantastic. Easy setup, keystrokes feel smooth and provides a good tactile sensation when typing and gaming. Wireless function also great and battery life is fantastic I charge maybe once a week! Highly recommend the keyboard the only draw back is iCue sometimes the on board rgb controllers for your pc will sometimes interfere with what ever colors you are trying to set.

I was excited to try this keyboard. It took a week or two to get used to it. The keys are very fun to press, but I didn't find I typed any faster. I believe the action is actually a bit TOO low profile. Anyway, I usually hit the space bar on the ends, and two months in, it stopped responding on the right side. It had always squeaked a bit. I replaced it with a 915X Tactile and I'm much happier tbh. Yes, the Corsair feels like the most advanced, but honestly, other than the very nice click and sensation from pressing the keys, I don't think you need mechanical switches for something that is similar action to a laptop keyboard. (i.e., a regular membrane or butterfly switch works fine for that shallow action, such as on many laptops) Many times, I did feel like I wasn't getting enough movement out of the keys to type well. I am sure part of it is personal preference. Also, I felt the bottom of the keyboard (not that it matters, it's never seen) was a letdown - it looked like it was a metal grill in online photos, but it's plastic. The Logitech is all plastic but feels consistent throughout and also has a nice weight. Honestly, even with Macbooks, I don't love having metal casing, it can get very cold or hot against the skin, and the Corsair was like this... the metal top could be shockingly cold at times. I'd still give it five stars if it hadn't broken down so quickly. But I felt I should share my experience since it didn't last very long.

[Employee of bestbuy] Super thin mobile keyboard with beautiful asmr mechanical butterfly switches. Cant beat the wireless proformance with a reciver that works with other corsair products making a killer setup.

[Employee of bestbuy] I have tried alot of different keyboards including the regular k100 and this one by far takes the cake. I tried the logitech G915 in comparison with this one and I am genuinely pleased with the feel and overall quality of both of the keyboards. But what sold me on this one is the short actuation distance and how much that makes a difference for me as someone who likes tactile switches and loves a quick response even wirelessly. Recommend to anyone who enjoys tactile switches and wants that quick response.

I've had this keyboard for 2 years now (and currently using to type this review) and I have to see, it has been the best keyboard I've used for gaming and general productivity. I love that I can seamlessly switch between the usb dongle and bluetooth. The dongle lives in my PC and bluetooth connection to my laptop for work. I've not had issues with input when playing games and to me, feels equal to a wired keyboard in terms of input lag and response times. On top of that, the battery lasts a long time. Last time I think I charged it was beginning of october. Granted, I keep the RGB off on it, which probably helps. Other than that, this is great for a home office and is even great to take into an actual office around colleagues. It looks professional and sleek, and doesn't give that "gamer look" you'd probably expect to see with normal gaming keyboards. I'll keep this keyboard until it dies and no longer works and I will probably get another as a replacement or a newer version if one is available given my experience on it for the last 2 years.

Best keyboard i have ever had. Works well with 3 computers at once. I love the way the keys feel sturdy and precise. The switching between keyboards is a very nice feature to have since I use 3 different computers. There is no lag when typing and the battery life is amazing.

I originally bought this keybaord via corsairs "revival series" (refurbished) on their site for $99. i used it for work and loved it so much I bought a second one on sale from bestbuy and use it as my personal gaming work from home keyboard (im on a hybrid schedule). this thing feels great to type on, and is quick. it does a take a second to get used to the ultra low profile keys, but overall it is very satisfying to type on and use daily. the led's look great, the battery life is really good, and the overall aesthetic is clean and professional looking. for $279 (near $300 with tax) i don't know if this board is worth full price. its current sale @ $179 is fair imo and totally worth the investment.

I have used this keyboard on a daily basis for work and gaming for over a year since I bought it and it is still my favorite keyboard to use for most anything. It is incredibly thin while also not being very wide. The typing experience is quite tactile even though it has scissor type switches, you can still feel the switch press and hear a nice audible noise. I found myself making some more typing errors on this keyboard then I was typically used to making because I think I was used to a longer keystroke from a mechanical keyboard but once I used it for a few hours, I easily adjusted and actually increased my typing speed a slight amount compared to a few other keyboards I own. The lighting is gorgeous.

Previously had the Logitech G915 tactile keyboard and the keys started to go bad and I wanted to try something different. The K1000 Air is a great one to one comp in that it's insanely thin, wireless, and has great response time while have great multimedia features. My only qualms are long term reliability since these low profile mechanical keys tend to really gum up even with the slightest dust and the fact that you need to press a key to wakeup the keyboard and then press again to register your initial input. At $278 it's an insane price but besides the Logitech G915 there really is nothing like these keyboards out on the market

Keyboard itself is great I love low profile flat keys can't really use anything else. Now the issue is the double letters when typing. It seems to be a huge bug with this keyboard they haven't ever tried to fix. So I just deal with it I say buy the new Logitech one for this cost there is no reason why they haven't taken the time to fix this issue.

The size and how thin the keyboard is nice but i feel corsair not having different product options for different key switches is a major oversight on their part, the keys are very noisy, the spacebar being the worst culprit. To each their own on their sound and feedback style but i perfer silence, this is very tactile( linear would be nicer) and on top of it they keys themselves are more so laptop flat style. I love the k70 low profile rapid fire cherry mx keys.. they jave some shape to them and optional wasd keys you can swap out for gaming and textured/ raised edges.. give more optioms corsair, just make the k70 wireless with rgb! Plus the k100 air is quite expensive too wven on sale for 199 is a stretch